Illusions Theater - Baltimore

My wife and I celebrated our 25th wedding anniversary and wanted to do something unique, and it turned out to be perfect! The entertainment was fantastic, and the creative drinks were a real highlight.

Fantastic experience! The service was exceptional, and the entertainment exceeded our expectations. We searched for activities to do, and this place came recommended. We weren't quite sure what to expect...

I purchased tickets to this show back in 2020 during the pandemic, but unfortunately, I couldn't attend due to Covid. After three years, I finally had the chance to use my credit and attend the show.

The show lasted two hours; during the first hour, Spenser made a 20-minute visit to each of the three guest tables, each with 10 people. He amazed everyone with a series of incredible card tricks! The second hour was a more formal performance where he involved the majority of the audience in various illusions and card games. Even some skeptics in the crowd were left amazed and captivated by Spenser's talent for creating extraordinary illusions. I still can’t figure out how a random card I selected ended up being displayed in a window of the restaurant! My guests are still raving about the show, and many of them are planning to visit his venue, Illusions Bar Theater, in the near future to catch one of his weekend performances. They loved how he interacted with the audience during the show. His professionalism, friendliness, and focus on customer experience are all hallmarks of a successful entertainer. We genuinely wish him the best of luck in the future! In conclusion, I can only use words like superb, fantastic, wonderful, and great to describe our experience with Spenser and his amazing show.

I really didn’t enjoy the old and outdated videos playing on the TV. On a positive note, the bathroom was clean and spacious, with one stall for each gender. As for the staff, I didn't pay much attention to the magician. The bartender was decent, but given the cold weather outside, the magician's interaction left something to be desired. He asked who arrived first, which felt unnecessary; it seemed like he wanted us to wait outside while he processed customers inside. I quickly pointed out that it didn’t matter who got there first, and that we were all stuck standing in the cold. This interaction didn’t set a pleasant tone for the evening. Regarding the show, it was decent. If you're considering attending, be prepared to pay a steep ticket price, and arrive early to secure a good table. The magician performed card tricks and mind-reading, incorporating some light humor into his act. The audience was engaged, as he didn’t just pick people from one side of the room. For parking, street parking can be challenging, unless you're lucky, while garage parking requires a short walk. A note: you are allowed to bring food, but it must be consumed before the show begins. There's no need to use all your drink tickets at the start, as the bartender will check in with you after the show begins, and you can also visit the bar during the intermission.