In Paris, magic isn’t limited to the lights of the Eiffel Tower or riverboat cruises. It comes to life on stage with Le Portail Magique. This one-of-a-kind family show transforms children into apprentice magicians and parents into wide-eyed adults. Forget everything you thought you knew about magic: here, illusions come to life right before your eyes. As you step through the doors of *Le Portail Magique* in Paris, you leave logic behind to lose yourself in a world where anything seems possible. A secret, timeless portal where you can no longer tell what’s real and what’s an illusion… and where wonder captivates young and old alike.
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What is Le Portail Magique?
Designed as a true introduction to the world of illusion, Le Portail Magique is a show for young audiences that blends humor, poetry, and interactivity. For 60 minutes, children aren’t just spectators—they’re active participants in the show. Some will even be invited to come on stage, handle cards, coins, or mysterious objects, and, for a moment, become magicians themselves.

Forget shows where you sit quietly in your seat. With Le Portail Magique, children take the stage, participate in the tricks, and become apprentice magicians themselves. It’s an interactive show designed for the whole family, where the little ones experience the magic from the inside… and where the grown-ups don’t miss a thing. For an hour, the line between reality and imagination disappears. A large, luminous portal that looks like a secret passage sets the tone right away: here, anything can happen.
The show is open to children ages 4 and up, accompanied by an adult (because every great magician needs an audience… and family). Tickets start at €22 for children and €28 for adults, with prices varying depending on the seat you choose.

It’s an invitation to share a timeless moment, to watch your children marvel under the spotlight, and to enjoy together an experience that will remain etched in your memories.
There will be two performances of Le Portail Magique at 360, in Paris’s 18th arrondissement: one at 11 a.m. and the other at 1 p.m. Seats are limited… Book quickly and treat your children to a true journey into the heart of wonder!