His Imperial Majesty
The King
Congratulations! You’re here because you met H.M. at the Magic Castle in Hollywood or you are curious about the Magic Castle itself and how to get into the Magic Castle in Hollywood.
The Magic Castle is an exclusive Private Club for magician members and their guests.
In order to visit the Magic Castle you must have a guest pass from a member or be the guest of a member. There are no exceptions.
The Magic Castle in Hollywood – Dress Code
Evening Dress Code
The Magic Castle is an elegant environment that has a strict dress code.
All members and guests are required to dress in business attire or evening wear that is conservative, formal, and elegant.
Guidance
Formalwear, business suit or coat with dress shirt, tie*, and dress slacks
Formal or cocktail dresses, elegant skirt and blouse, or stylish tunic and slacks combinations, and pant-suits (matching blazer)
Military dress, ethnic attire, and/or religious garb are allowed as exceptions to our dress requirements.
Elegant sweaters or shawls are recommended to cold-natured guests.
Leather jackets with buttons, dressy blazers, leather pants, linen suits, and one-piece jumpsuits with accompanying blazer may also be accepted.
*Acceptable neckwear includes bow ties, bolo ties and ascots. In addition, full turtlenecks (not mock) and banded collars may be permitted.
Please keep all suit jackets/blazers on when moving throughout the club. It is acceptable to remove one’s jacket while seated in a showroom or to temporarily wrap another guest who is cold. However, walking through the club without a jacket is not permitted.
Thank you for not wearing
Denim
Casual Footwear (for example: work boots, sneakers, sandals, flip-flops)
Military Fatigues
Casual or Athletic Clothing
Outer-wear
Guests who do not meet the dress code or minimum age requirement will not be admitted to the clubhouse. If you have any questions about the dress code, please call the Castle before you make your visit
If you wish to see His Majesty in action you can viist his public show page at HimTheKing.com
His Majesty The King has been to the four corners of the earth and back. He has experienced the wonders and curiosities that have other men living vicariously and lasciviously through him.
His Majesty has fought with merchants in the Bazars of Manama, Bahrain, and traversed the no man’s land in the sweltering heat of the Kuwaiti desert. He’s confronted armed security teams and deadly venomous snakes in the arid lands of east Africa.
He’s thrown boomerangs and played a didgeridoo with Aboriginal Tribal leaders in the Australian Outback. He swam with the dolphins in the wild off the coast of Kona, and with the sharks and deadly jellyfish in the Coral Sea.
He danced in the Sambodromo during Carnival in Rio de Janeiro. He boxed with a Kangaroo in Canberra, he has been lost in the Caspian Sea, scuba dived the Great Barrier Reef, ingested Kava with descendants of ancient Fijian cannibals, and even butted heads with the New Zealand Maori.
His Majesty has closed down the blackjack tables at the Casino in Monte Carlo, dined, eaten, and cooked the most exotic and luxurious cuisines with the greatest chefs in the world, bathed at the spa in Baden-Baden, and appeared on American, Japanese, and South American television.
He created a sensation on both sides of the Berlin wall, traversed the original Autobahn, and survived a drug raid squad in Zihuatanejo, Mexico. He dived for scallops in the Sea of Cortez and fought marlin in the Pacific and he’s even lived through a revolution.
The King has plied his unique brand of sleight-of-hand around the world for over for twenty-five years. He is multi-lingual, multi-national, and multi-talented.
A picture is said to be worth a thousand words, but when it comes to His Majesty only three are necessary –
Oh My God!
Even though you may have met His Majesty – He does not give out passes to the Magic Castle, nor will he put you on the guest list. Please do not ask.
His Majesty is extremely busy and is not able to accommodate such requests.
In order to get back in, or to attend in the first place you’ll have to ask another magician or be a guest of a magician.
