The Great Philadelphia Comedy Magic Walking Tour

What you'll do:

"The most fun I had during my trip to Philly". This is only one of the many 5 star reviews we have received.

We visit historic and offbeat spots in Old City Philadelphia. Each location is the inspiration for a comedic and mind bending magic trick. Enjoy Les Mis, the musical card trick, meet Mindalgosi, the two hundred year old clairvoyant in Welcome Park, or take part in a spirit writing demonstration as we contact the spirits of Little Boy's Court. This is a creative, surprising, and fun-filled walk you group will remember for a long time.

Why we love it for your party:

• Unforgettable laughs (A hilarious experience filled with unexpected moments & jokes that will leave your group in stitches)
• Personalized experience (If you book a private group, I can work in a few inside jokes about the guest of honor!)
• Highly interactive (Ideal for all, whether you’d like to participate or hang back and watch what happens)
• Hilarious moments to watch & enjoy (Who knew history could be so entertaining?)
• Lasting memories (A party experience everyone will talk about!)

About this experience partner:

Rob Malissa is a native of Philadelphia, loves the City, and is also an award winning magician (for stage and sleight of hand).

There were only 2 magic walking tours in the world. The first was started in England. Through a friendship and several conversations with the originator, Rob decided he would bring the concept to to his beloved City. The result is a uniquely Philly experience that has received accolades from all who have attended.

Additional information:

• Tour availability is from May 18 to November 17.
• Private tours are available on weekends and weekdays by appointment. There is a minimum group size of 15 for private tours.
• Walking shoes are recommended, the walk is about 1 mile and goes over cobblestone roads.
• Bring water, and sun screen, or rain gear, as conditions warrant.
• We start at the back of the Bourse Building at 4th and Ranstead Streets. The Bourse has public bathrooms, a water fountain, and a food court.
• Please come 10 to 15 minutes early to use the facilities and check in.
• There is metered street parking, usually for 2 hours, or there are parking garages at 4th and Ranstead, and sometimes through Spot Hero at the Wyndam Hotel near 4th and Arch Streets.
• I have an arrangement with Campo's Cheesesteaks if a box lunch is needed for your group. It can be delivered at the end of the tour to the park where we finish.