Yes and yes. We have a concessions counter that has candy, cookies, soda, water, and wine available. We have also arranged for our audience members to get special discounts at some of our local restaurants. Mention Monday Night Magic and receive a discount! This offer is only available on the evening of the show. Here's how it works: Come to the theater 90 minutes prior to the show, pick up your ticket(s). Go to any of the participating restaurants - show them your tickets and enjoy your meal at a discount. For a list of current restaurants that offer discounts, visit the Monday Night Magic website and look under "Discounts."

I did not buy any drinks at the venue or remember seeing any. That being said I strongly recommend you attend the after party at a diner near by. They serve drinks and you get to meet the performers.

To answer your question ... As you noted, we are primarily a show geared for adults. The show is at night and all of our literature (including our 24-hour hotline) says that the show is not recommended for children under 12. Truthfully though, with this policy we are really trying to dissuade people from bringing difficult or squirmy kids. While it is true that we have had over 350 different performers in the last 19+ years (and I must admit it is difficult to keep a rein on them all or their sense of humor), typically, if "adult" humor is used, it usually goes right over kid's heads.  That said, I can tell you as a performer, you never really quite know what is going to happen (or what may blurt out) on any given night. I'd be lying if I didn't tell you that there has been the rare occasion when specific performers had wished that they hadn't said a particular line (unless of course, it was really funny!). For the most part, however, I believe the show is "G" rated. If a child really loves magic, they typically will have an incredible time at MNM. I hope that answers your question? Let me know if I can offer any other help. Best regards, MICHAEL P.S. Here's a tip for you ... The most cost effective way to buy tickets for Monday Night Magic is to purchase them through Brown Paper Tickets ... the service charges are greatly reduced and included in the ticket price.  -------------- MICHAEL CHAUT President, Magical Nights, Inc.  Mentalist / Magician Founding Producer, Monday Night Magic Founding Producer, "Magical Nights" Magical Nights Inc is New York’s pre-eminent source for high-quality magical entertainment (and more) for sophisticated audiences.

I am one of the producers of Monday Night Magic. There is a seating chart for the show which is available from our production office (feel free to call us at 718-575-1349 for a copy). If you prefer, you can look for us on Brown Paper Tickets - just search for Monday Night Magic. I will also describe the seating that the theater offers here: There is one aisle down the center with seating on both sides of the aisle. There are 19 rows in the theater with three different categories of seats. The first two rows are "VIP" seats (these are the best seats in the theater). The next four rows are our "premium" seats (the second best category in which to sit). Our regular seats are rows six through nineteen. All seats have unobstructed views of the stage. In my humble opinion, the closer you are to the stage, the more fun you will have. That said, one of the previous reviewers did point out that people sit in the back every week and they always enjoy the show. If you have any specific seating questions, please feel free to call us at 718-575-1349.