Adam London's Laughternoon

Ahern Hotel · magic

Venue
The Showroom (2nd floor), Ahern Hotel
Schedule
Thu–Mon, 4:00 PM (doors 3:00 PM)
Running time
75 minutes
Age policy
All ages
Tickets
From $28.96 per person

About

Adam London's Laughternoon is an afternoon comedy magic show built on close-up sleight of hand, quick comedy and a running gag of rubber ducks, which London uses as his trademark. The show currently plays The Showroom on the second floor of the Ahern Hotel, west of the Strip.

London says he got interested in magic watching his grandfather do card tricks. He studied musical theater in college, then worked comedy clubs including the L.A. Comedy Club and the Improv. His official biography also lists time with the Mac King Comedy Magic Show in Las Vegas, performances at the Magic Castle in Hollywood and an appearance on Fox's Raising Hope.

The show's fact sheet says London was marking 12 years of Laughternoon in 2025 and that he also teaches magic at a Las Vegas community college. It lists two 2024 Best of Las Vegas awards among the show's recognitions.

What to expect

The show runs about 75 minutes in a table-seated showroom with a small main stage and a bar. The fact sheet describes an hour of sleight of hand, banter and playful audience interaction, with volunteers from the crowd drawn into routines. The show's FAQ says guests who would rather not take part can tell the box office, which passes the request to the cast.

The 4 PM start is the main reason it suits families: it finishes before dinner rather than late at night. Official materials describe the material as family-friendly and aimed at audiences from preschoolers to grandparents, and the Ahern Hotel recommends it for all ages. The FAQ does warn that there are loud, sudden noises during the performance, which may matter for very young or noise-sensitive children and for service animals.

Good to know

  • Showtime is 4:00 PM Thursday through Monday; doors open at 3:00 PM (Ahern Hotel ticketing).
  • Seating is at numbered tables for two or four, priced per person; rear tables cost less than front and VIP tables.
  • The show's FAQ says photos are welcome for social media but video is not allowed.
  • The show's FAQ states there are no refunds or exchanges.
  • The theater is described as ADA compliant, with wheelchair users seated with their group.
  • Birthday parties can be booked through the Ahern Hotel and the show; the show's site recommends parties for guests over 5 and lists packages from $350 for 10 guests.

Questions about Adam London's Laughternoon

Where is Adam London's Laughternoon playing now?

The show currently plays The Showroom on the second floor of the Ahern Hotel in Las Vegas, according to the hotel's own show page and ticketing site. Some pages on the show's website still mention earlier venues, including the Orleans, so check the Ahern Hotel listing when you buy tickets.

Is Laughternoon suitable for young children?

Yes. The Ahern Hotel ticketing page recommends the show for all ages, and the show's own site describes it as family-friendly with all ages welcome. Its FAQ says attendees over age 3 are welcome. Parents of noise-sensitive children should know the FAQ mentions loud, sudden noises during the show.

What days and time is the show?

The Ahern Hotel ticketing calendar lists performances Thursday through Monday at 4:00 PM, with doors opening at 3:00 PM. Dates are currently published through December 31, 2026. The show's own website still lists Thursday to Sunday, so confirm the day on the ticketing calendar before planning around a Monday visit.

How long does Laughternoon last and how much are tickets?

The Ahern Hotel lists a running time of 75 minutes. Its ticketing site shows rear two-person tables at $28.96 per person and front or VIP tables at $40.36 per person. We could not confirm whether taxes or fees are added at checkout, so check the final total before paying.

Will I be pulled on stage?

Audience participation is part of the show; official descriptions mention playful interaction with the crowd and volunteers. If you would rather watch, the show's FAQ says you can tell the box office and they will let the cast know you do not want to be picked.

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