Wacky Zack’s Magic

Phoenix, United States

5

3 reviews

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+1 602-548-8667
Website:
wackyzacksmagic.com
Address:
3434 W Greenway Rd Ste 126, Phoenix, AZ, 85053
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Local time (Phoenix) 09:14 Wednesday, 28 May 2025

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We like to think our focus on customer service and honesty to our customers and clients is very special. We pride ourselves on our attention to details. We are always got go the extra mile for our customers and clients.

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3 reviews of Wacky Zack’s Magic

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Place rating: 5
Chandler, AZ
I went here to buy some cards. The owner is BEYOND NICE. The most friendly magician I ever met. He also demonstrated a cool coin trick
Place rating: 5
Phoenix, AZ
We purchased a lesson package for my son because he loves magic, and he absolutely loves it so far! The shop is fun to walk into, and the owners have terrific rapport (with both my son and myself), and it is clear that they put their everything into teaching. It is evident that the owners take a lot of pride in their establishment, that they care a great deal about customer service, and our son is already looking forward to becoming the next magic aficionado. Highly recommended!
Place rating: 5
Phoenix, AZ
I hesitate to write a review — not because they don’t deserve 5-​stars, but because I’m really selfish about a place like this and don’t want others to know about it. This is a brick-​and-​mortar (obviously) magic shop where I could easily see David Blaine or Penn and Teller stop by when they’re in town — yes, there are cheap (literally cheap as well as tacky cheap) tricks and gags, but there are also high-​dollar effects and illusions. They really do spend a lot of time and attention on each customer, which could *maybe* make you feel a little uncomfortable if you’re just looking. Bottom line: If you want that «kid-​in-​a-​candy-​store» feeling, go here.