From: € 125

Visit the legendary Moulin Rouge, the world famous cabaret show in Paris.

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This activity is non-refundable
Duration 2 hours
Small group: Limited to 8 participants
Provided by: GetYourGuide

Highlights

See one of the world's most famous cabaret shows at the Moulin Rouge
Sip on sparkling Champagne as you enjoy this iconic French experience
Watch a troupe of 60 artists perform the famous "Féerie" show
Share an unforgettable evening with family, friends, or a loved one

Included

Entrance to the Moulin Rouge
Ticket to the Moulin Rouge cabaret “Féerie”
Half a bottle of Champagne
Service and tips

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Full Description

Few venues symbolize the Parisian ‘joie de vivre’ quite like the Moulin Rouge Paris. Since 1889, the artistes of the famed French cabaret have dazzled guests with their celebratory show – now it’s your turn. Féerie is two hours of riveting revue, laced with cabaret and music-hall style, and just the perfect amount of captivating cancan.

Every evening, the Moulin Rouge stage comes to life in a blur of 1,000 costumes, shimmering with feathers, rhinestones and sequins. Sensational performances, enticing sets, and original French music take guests from aroun... Read more

Please note that the Moulin Rouge is often sold out months in advance. To avoid disappointment, you are strongly advised to book well in advance
No children under the age of 6 years old are permitted and children over the age of 6 must be accompanied by an adult. Parents should be aware that the “Féerie” show includes some nudity
Elegant attire is required for the Moulin Rouge. A tie and jacket is not necessary, but shorts and short pants, and sports shoes and sportswear are not allowed

REVIEWS

4.7/5 stars – based on 12725 reviews

I was with my daughter at the show and we have a wonderful impression. It is a spectacle that everyone who comes to Paris should not miss. Excellent dancers, wonderful costumes, stage, and especially incredible performances. We would have liked it to have lasted longer than 1.30 hours.
LjiLjana – Montenegro

must do in paris ! better go early, places are allocated on the spot. though we were towards the end of the line and still got a great spot. advantage of booking with get your guide; different payment options. we had e-tickets and reminders of the event. everything as described on event page. Dress code, I’ve still seen some people with sneakers but as long as you dress up a notch it seemed to be fine. Nevertheless, best way to enjoy would be to dress up and make the most of the experience!
Basak – France

For the first time, tip top! Congratulations to all. From the reception staff, the service, and then the XXL show, sound, costumes, dancers, crazy dancers, I almost lost my eyes! A good memory is good to have one, for life is much better, that’s guaranteed. Well I’ll stop, we’re going to believe that I’m being paid for giving my opinion (also a first for me). Alainképamalin tells you, it’s worth breaking the bank.
Alain – Germany

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

What can I expect to see during the Moulin Rouge show ‘Féerie’? You will watch a troupe of 100 artists, including 60 Doris Girls, in a parade of 1,000 costumes adorned with feathers, rhinestones, and sequins, set to music by 80 musicians and 60 choral singers, with stunning set designs.

Is there a dress code for attending the Moulin Rouge show? Elegant attire is required. Shorts, short pants, sports shoes, and sportswear are not allowed. A tie and jacket are not necessary but recommended for the best experience.

Are there any refreshments included with the Moulin Rouge show? Yes, during the show, you will enjoy half a bottle of Champagne, with service and tips included in the price.

What are the restrictions regarding photography and recording during the show? It is strictly prohibited to take pictures, film, or record any part of the show or the hall. Violations may result in confiscation of your device or eviction from the show, and possible prosecution.

When should I arrive for the Moulin Rouge show? Please arrive around 30 minutes prior to the beginning of the show. Note that service and the sale of drinks will be suspended during the show.

How long is the show? The show lasts around 2 hours. There are two performances each night: one at 9:00 pm and another at 11:00 pm.

How far in advance should I book tickets? It’s recommended to book at least a few weeks in advance, especially during peak seasons (spring, summer, and holidays). Shows often sell out quickly.

Is the Moulin Rouge suitable for children? The show is open to children aged 6 and above, but it features some sensual performances, so it may not be suitable for younger audiences. Parents should use discretion.