About

I'm Tyler. They call me The Wizard.

The Wizard, since 2008. Disneyland, the Magic Castle, restaurants, stadiums, galas. Somewhere in there I stopped doing tricks at people and started doing the other thing, where a room full of adults forgets for a minute what's supposed to be possible. That's the job now.

Tyler Sass, The Wizard, fanning a deck of cards

Where it started

Eight hours a day on whoever walked through the door.

I worked the Magic Shop at Disneyland for years. Eight hours a day, five days a week, on whoever walked through the door. You find out fast what actually moves a person and what only sounds like it should.

I'm a member of the Magic Castle in Hollywood. I was the house magician at TGIF's and at Spadra's Restaurant, working tables while people ate, which is where I learned most of what I know about a room. Since then it's been corporate events at Allegiant Stadium for LVEP, the Breakthrough T1D Gala at Mandalay Bay, the Forward event at The Gatsby Lounge, and 400K+ people following the work online.

Magic is a job where you walk up to strangers a hundred times a night and they're glad you did. That's been the work since 2008, and you can read a room before you're through the door.

Why "Wizard"

Magician is the job. The Wizard is a return to the tradition.

I don't just do magic. The Wizard does the three parts of what magic should be: magic and illusion, spreading good ideas, and guiding heroes on their hero's journey. That's a return to the tradition.

The trick was never the point. The look on someone's face when the world stops making sense for a second is the point. Magicians at the Castle study every con that's ever been run, every way attention can be steered and a mind can be led. Most of them use it to make a card vanish. I got interested in the part underneath.

I'm a certified hypnotist, and I presented a theory of my own on imagination at Oxford University. It's why the keynotes land the way they do. The audience doesn't watch a demonstration of how their mind works. They're in one.

The record

The Magic CastleHollywood, member
Disneylandthe Magic Shop, for years
TGIF's · Spadra'shouse magician
Allegiant Stadiumcorporate events, LVEP
Mandalay Baythe Breakthrough T1D Gala
The Gatsby Loungethe Forward event
400K+online followers
Since 2008Ask a Wizard
Oxford Universitypresented his theory of imagination

What hosts say

The people who hired him.

★★★★★

"Tyler was a standout at the wedding cocktail hour! His professionalism and ability to bring the fun elevated the entire event. I've already had guests asking how they can book him, and I'll be recommending him to my clients!"

Chloe Atnip, Event Planner, Photos by Chloe
★★★★★

"Tyler was an absolute hit at our Party! He had everyone talking long after the event ended. It was the perfect icebreaker and added a unique touch that our team loved. Highly recommend him!"

Blanca Hill, Event Organizer, BOF
★★★★★

"He performed a show for my birthday party and was absolutely AMAZING. He shocked and amazed everyone at that party and it was the best part of the party."

Alexandrea P., birthday party
★★★★★

"Tyler worked his magic at our wedding cocktail reception! All the guests loved the special card trick entertainment. We highly recommend his talent for your next event."

Josh and Chloe, wedding reception, Google review

Wizard Messages

The cocktail hour everyone talks about at dinner.

Your guests step up one at a time for a personal Message, the ladies get a red rose first, and by dinner the whole room is asking, “What did you get?” Weddings, conferences, company parties, client dinners and galas: if your event has a cocktail hour, it becomes the part everyone remembers. Based in Las Vegas, available worldwide.

There’s also The Imaginarium, my invitation-only show, and keynotes with the demonstrations built in.