The Chicago Magic Lounge Portal is a unique and enchanting establishment located in Chicago, Illinois. This hidden gem is a haven for lovers of magic and illusions. **The main concept of the Chicago Magic Lounge Portal is to transport its guests into a world of wonder and mystery.** Upon entering the lounge, visitors are greeted with a vintage ambiance, reminiscent of the golden age of magic. The walls are adorned with posters of famous magicians, and the room is filled with the sound of laughter and applause. The lounge offers a variety of magical experiences to its patrons.
A character design by Marc Davis for Maleficent
With Maleficent finally gone for good, Phillip and the fairies head to Stefan s castle, where he awakens Aurora with a kiss, thus breaking the spell on her, and the other residents in the kingdom awaken from their sleeping spell. When the princess and the fairies return to the castle late that afternoon, Maleficent finds Aurora alone and, as a willo-the-wisp like apparition, lures her to a spinning wheel.
The lounge offers a variety of magical experiences to its patrons. From close-up magic performed by skilled magicians to grand stage shows, there is something for everyone to enjoy. **One of the most intriguing features of the Chicago Magic Lounge Portal is its secret entrance.
Maleficent, Ursula, The White Witch: Who's the Wickedest of Them All?
Maleficent from Sleeping Beauty
The horned Mistress Of All Evil curses Princess Aurora into a long and deep sleep after being excluded from her christening. She has lightning bolts in her arsenal, a raven familiar and goblin minions. She's just cruel.
Wicked Witch of the West from The Wizard of Oz
Green-skinned and hook-nosed, the Wicked Witch of the West zooms around Oz on her broomstick, turning woodcutters into Tin Men and sending forth her army of flying monkeys to terrorise Munchkins and Winkies alike. Dorothy inadvertently melts her with water.
Ursula from The Little Mermaid
Monstrous sea sorceress Ursula is part-octopus and all spite. She transforms Ariel into a human in exchange for her voice and, just when it looks like Ariel is going to get her Prince, shows up as shape-shifter Vanessa to sabotage the romance and marry Eric herself.
Mother Gothel from Tangled
Desperate to keep her youth and beauty, Gothel kidnaps Princess Rapunzel, whose magic hair she needs, and locks her up in a tower for 18 years. Selfish.
The White Witch from The Chronicles of Narnia
Jadis, the witch who freezes Narnia in the Hundred Years Winter, is partially human and white as ice. She rules Narnia with a beastly retinue of wolves, dwarves, werewolves, hags and other monsters. She turns her prisoners into statues and is the sworn enemy of all "sons and daughters of Adam" and the great lion Aslan.
Evil Queen from Snow White
Vain and jealous, this evil usurper cannot bear not to be the fairest in the land. Armed with a magic mirror and a poisoned apple, the stepmother-from-hell attempts to murder Snow White multiple times, finally falling to her own death from a cliff.
Grand High Witch from The Witches
The leader of all Earhtly witches, the Grand High Witch hates children, turning them into slugs. Underneath her human mask, she is a terrifying bald hunchback with claws and a long pointed nose. She is feared by all the witches and even her personal secretary who she mistreats. She's just plain diabolical.
Fairy Godmother from Shrek
Don't be fooled by the wand and the wings, this scheming sorceress conjures up happily-ever-afters at a price. She wants to see her son, the equally despicable Prince Charming on the throne, and is not above blackmail and attempted murder to put him there.
Evanora from Oz The Great and Powerful
The Wicked Witch of the East in Disney's alternate version of The Wizard of Oz is the beautiful protectress of the Emerald City, a position she has gained by murdering the rightful king and framing hs daughter, Glinda the Good Witch. She's actually hideous, controls an army of murderous flying monkeys and sends her sister Theodora around the bend by manipulating her into thinking she was betrayed by Oscar Diggs (the 'wizard of Oz').
Theodora from Oz The Great and Powerful
Unlike her sister, Theodora starts out as a genuinely beautiful, naive and good witch who thinks Glinda, the real good witch, is evil. By the time she realizes her sister Evanora is the evil one, she's already transformed by heartbreak and tears that burn into her skin leaving deep disfiguring furrows. Evanora's magic apple changes Theodora completely into the green-skinned, black-hatted, broomstick-riding Wicked Witch of the West.
** Guests must find a hidden door, often concealed as a bookshelf or an art piece, to gain access to the lounge. This adds an element of excitement and adventure to the experience. Inside the portal, guests are treated to an array of mind-bending tricks and illusions. The magicians interact with the audience, keeping them engaged and captivated throughout the performance. In addition to the magical performances, the Chicago Magic Lounge Portal also offers a full-service bar where guests can enjoy a variety of cocktails and beverages. The bar is staffed with skilled mixologists who can craft unique and delicious drinks to complement the magical atmosphere. Whether you are a seasoned magic enthusiast or simply looking for a unique and entertaining night out, the Chicago Magic Lounge Portal is a must-visit destination. It offers an immersive and enchanting experience that will leave you in awe of the power of magic..
Reviews for "Discover the Magic Within: The Chicago Magic Lounge Portal"
1. Alex - 2 stars - The Chicago Magic Lounge Portal was a huge disappointment for me. The venue was dark and dingy, with uncomfortable seating and a lack of ventilation. The magic performances themselves were underwhelming and poorly executed. The tricks were predictable and the magicians lacked charisma and stage presence. Overall, I was not impressed and would not recommend this place to anyone looking for quality magic entertainment.
2. Emily - 1 star - I had high hopes for the Chicago Magic Lounge Portal, but it fell flat in every aspect. The venue was overcrowded and it was difficult to find a good seat. The magicians seemed amateurish and their tricks were easily decipherable. The cocktails were overpriced and tasted subpar. The whole experience was a letdown and I would not recommend wasting your time and money on this.
3. Carter - 2 stars - I found the Chicago Magic Lounge Portal to be quite underwhelming. The performances lacked the wow factor and felt rehearsed and scripted. The venue itself was cramped and uncomfortable, making it difficult to fully enjoy the magic acts. The staff seemed disinterested and the overall atmosphere was lackluster. If you're looking for a truly magical experience, I would suggest looking elsewhere.