About this tour
When Charlie from our team caught Marc Savard's comedy hypnosis show in Las Vegas, we walked in expecting the usual Vegas fare and left genuinely bewildered by what we'd witnessed. Over 75 minutes, Savard hypnotises audience volunteers and turns them into unwitting comedians—you get dance-offs that make no sense, personalities that flip on a dime, and moments that feel completely unscripted. The venue's packed with mixed crowds (hen dos, mates on a bender, curious tourists), and the energy's genuinely unpredictable. After 15+ years headlining on the Strip, Savard's got the timing down, but the real stars are the volunteers themselves.
Highlights
- Volunteers become the comedy—unscripted, ridiculous, often brilliant
- Dance battles between hypnotised audience members, zero grace required
- Personality shifts that catch you off guard every few minutes
- High-energy pacing keeps the room laughing, rarely a dull beat
- Accessible venue; wheelchair users and pram-toting families welcome
- Nearby public transport; no hotel pickup needed
- Surprisingly effective hypnosis—these aren't actors pretending
What to expect
You'll settle into a packed theatre with mixed Vegas crowds—everything from bucks' nights to families. Savard starts with a quick intro, then invites volunteers on stage. What happens next is genuinely hard to predict: hypnotised audience members dance, adopt weird personas, react to invisible scenarios. The pacing is tight; there's rarely a lull. Charlie noticed the show relies entirely on whether volunteers are suggestible and willing to commit, so some bits land harder than others, but Savard's sharp enough to steer around the quieter moments.
The 75 minutes flies. You're not sitting back passively—the energy bounces off the crowd. It's less a polished production number and more a live-wire event where the outcome genuinely depends on who walks on stage. Expect laughter, occasional awkwardness (in the best way), and the knowledge that you've just watched something that won't play out the same way twice.
Good to know
This is proper live theatre—no two shows are identical. If you love interactive entertainment and watching strangers make fools of themselves in hilarious ways, it's worth your time. Works for groups, couples, or solo travellers looking for something different from the standard Vegas show. The venue's genuinely accessible; wheelchairs, prams, and service animals are all accommodated, and all areas are wheelchair-accessible.
You're betting on volunteer quality—if they're shy or resistant, some segments fall flat. It can get loud and chaotic, so it's not ideal for anyone noise-sensitive. Drinks are sold separately (at the FlyOver Bar), so budget for that. Hotel pickup isn't included, but public transport's nearby. The show's best for adults and older teens; very young kids might find it overwhelming or boring depending on their attention span.
Ticket price varies by seating category (select when you book). Show runs 1 hour 15 minutes. All taxes and fees included in the ticket price.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original Global Hobo summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.