-The Magic & Wonder Show is a comedy-variety magic show. It combines large-scale illusions, hilarious comedy, and dynamic circus arts. You’ll see an aerialist fly high above the stage and other circus performers create dazzling moments of wonder. The show features the award-winning illusions of Brett A Myers who recently won a Merlin Award for the “BEST MAGIC & VARIETY SHOW.” The Merlin Award is considered to be the “OSCAR OF MAGIC.” Previous recipients of the award include David Copperfield, Penn & Teller, Siegfried & Roy, and Criss Angel.

-All shows including the magic show, music show, and Christmas shows are about 2-hours in length. This includes a 15-minute intermission. If you come to a 7 PM show, you’ll be out of the show just a little before 9 PM. We recommend arriving between 15-30 minutes prior to the showtime for show only.

-We offer table seating. You will have the option to select your seats during the online checkout process. If you have special seating requests or need help selecting your seats, please contact our box office at 717-323-3077. You will receive an electronic confirmation with your reservation. Seating is on four different tiered levels inside the theater. Each level is elevated about 10 inches above the level in front of it. This means level 2 is elevated 10 inches above level 1 so that audiences can see over the table seats in front of them. The stage is elevated about 3 feet above level 1. You can also see a seating chart here. Or take a virtual tour of the theater here.

-No. Currently, there are no mask mandates or proof of vaccination status require for Lancaster County. For unvaccinated individuals, we recommend following the CDC and PA Health Department guidelines. 

WHERE IS THE MAGIC & WONDER THEATER?

-We are located near Lancaster, less than 5 miles from other major attractions like Sight & Sound, Dutch Wonderland, the Strasburg Railroad, and American Music Theater. We are conveniently located on Route 30 (Lincoln Highway). Our address is 3065 Lincoln Hwy E, Paradise, PA 17562. The theater is large building at the top of the hill located behind Revere Tavern.