Many years ago performed by Paul Daniels and lately featured on television several times. Perhaps you saw the extremely clever version by Penn & Teller?

The “Flying Box Illusion” is a unique approach to the classic levitation will certainly entertain your audiences. Many years ago performed by Paul Daniels and lately featured on television several times. Perhaps you saw the extremely clever version by Penn & Teller? The Flying Box Illusion is a very practical and ideal compact illusion.

A big cardboard box is shown resting on top of a platform. The audience can see underneath and around the box. There is simply nothing to see. At the command of the performer, the box starts to move backwards and them come back into its original position. Next, it mysteriously rotates slowly to the left and then to the right. Yet, the performer has not laid a finger on the box. It seems to live it’s own life…

The performer then commands the box to levitate into the air, and the box complies, slowly floating upwards and around eventually making a 360-degree turn, finally settling back down to the platform. 
Finally, the box floats upwards one last time and the top flaps of the box are opened mid-air, revealing a woman inside the box! The box can even turn itself upside down once again as her arms hang downwards. 
Bringing this astonishing illusion to its conclusion, the assistant is lifted out of the box as the audience delivers a well-deserved round of applause!

It is portable, it uses an everyday object, it is ideal for multiple stage settings and with an effect, which you can present and modify so it fits exactly YOU! Click at the video and watch how "Magic Unlimited" succesfully present this illusion. 

We deliver The Flying Box Illusion complete with all necessary components, including platform, cardboard box and the clever secret.