Who Are The Best Magic Shops in the UK? (Reviews/Ratings)

Each month, the Merchant of Magic helps a few thousand beginners and professional magicians learn magic and discover the most highly recommended magic tricks and tuition material produced around the world. However, sometimes we may have an item out of stock, we discontinue an item, or refuse to stock one we don’t feel is up to scratch. We aim to be one of the best magic shops in the UK, and part of that is helping people find an item even if we don’t stock it.

Because so many magicians know we give our honest and up front thoughts, feelings and advice (right from this website) on all aspects of how to learn magic, they sometimes ask us who are some of the other magic shops and competitors we have in the UK.

We feel it’s very important to be totally honest with respect to our competition, so here is a list of some of the best magic shops in the UK that also supply magic tricks in the UK.

1. MagicBox: Based in Newcastle Upon Tyne, Magic Box retails magic from their three bricks and mortar shops. They also sell ‘none magic’ related items from the shops and have manufactured a range of magic tricks.

2. Alakazam Magic: Having been around for many years, Alakazam is located in Ashford in Kent. Owned and run by Peter Nardi, they specialize in manufacturing their own range of magic tricks as well as stocking magic from others. The company also attends many magic conventions around the UK.

3. World Magic Shop: Based near Birmingham, World Magic Shop manufactures magic tricks and is noted for producing the Wizard PK ring, under it’s manufacturing name Wizard FX. They produce a popular promotional review show online: The Wizard Product Review, hosted by magician a changing range of magicians  together with one of the shops directors, David Penn.

4. Davenports: Davenports is based in central London and is one of the oldest magic shops around. They retail online and attend many conventions around the UK.

5. MagicTricks: MagicTricks is a website that offers a wide range of magic tricks. They produce and manufacture a range of their own tricks and have a good selection of magic for young children.

That’s 5 alternative magic shops within the UK to consider if you’re looking to order your magic supplies.

As we have advised many times in the past, the key to a great experience with a magic dealer is threefold:

• Do they have a full range of magic to choose from?
• Will they give you honest, unbiased advice?
• Do they offer first class customer service?

To find the Best Magic Shops in the UK, It’s important that all of these factors are of the highest quality. You deserve the magic training and support you receive from the magic dealer you build a relationship with, to be exceptional.

Dominic Reyes