Pick: Show-only
- Shorter time commitment
- No need to pay for dinner
- Works well if you've already made dinner plans
- Keeps the focus on the performance
Moulin Rouge Paris Tickets
Quick overview
- Every ticket includes Féerie: Moulin Rouge’s signature cabaret revue with dance, elaborate costumes, specialty acts, and the French Cancan.
- Choose by experience: Go show-only for Féerie, dinner + show for a complete evening, or Prestige/VIP for priority access and privileged seating.
- Plan your timing: Shows run at 9pm and 11:30pm, while dinner + show starts at 7pm.
- Seats are assigned: You can’t choose your exact seat when booking; seating is allocated on the day.
- Dress smartly: Moulin Rouge has a dress code, so leave sportswear, shorts, sneakers, and flip-flops behind.
- Late show = late night: The 11:30pm performance finishes after midnight, so plan your journey back accordingly.
Why Moulin Rouge Paris is unmissable?
There’s more behind the famous red windmill than a photo stop on Boulevard de Clichy.
✔️ French Cancan with 80+ performers
✔️ 1,000 handcrafted costumes
✔️ Legendary Parisian nightlife since 1889
✔️ Central Montmartre location near Sacré-Cœur
What to expect at a Moulin Rouge Paris show?
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Arrive at the red windmill
- Entry & check-in: Head to 82 Boulevard de Clichy, present your ticket, pass through security, and use the cloakroom for accepted items if needed.
- Arrival times: Dinner + show guests can arrive from 6:45pm, 9pm show guests from 8:15pm, and 11:30pm show guests from 10:45pm.
Get seated inside the cabaret
- Seating & tables: Staff will guide you to your table once you're inside. Moulin Rouge prepares its seating plan each day, so you can’t choose your exact seat when booking.
- Upgrade option: Prestige/VIP tickets include privileged seating if seat placement matters to you.
Start with dinner, if you've booked it
- Pre-show dining: Dinner + show guests begin with a 7pm dinner, accompanied by the Moulin Rouge orchestra before Féerie starts at 9pm.
- Your inclusions: The menu and drinks depend on the ticket you select.
- Show-only: If you’ve booked show-only, you’ll arrive closer to your selected performance time and skip the dinner portion.
Watch Féerie take over the stage
- The main performance: Expect dance, elaborate costumes, large-scale staging, and specialty acts across a series of visual tableaux.
- Not the movie: Féerie is Moulin Rouge’s resident cabaret revue, not a stage adaptation of the Moulin Rouge! film.
See the French Cancan
- The signature moment: The French Cancan is one of the show’s defining highlights and the dance most closely tied to Moulin Rouge’s cabaret heritage.
- Production scale: Féerie features around 1,000 costumes, helping give the revue its big, theatrical look.
Wrap up your Paris night
- Duration: Féerie lasts around 1 hour 40 minutes to 1 hour 45 minutes.
- Time to allow: Plan roughly 2–2.5 hours overall for show-only or 4–4.5 hours for dinner + show.
- Finish time: Dinner + show wraps up around 11pm. The 11:30pm performance finishes after midnight.
Things to know before booking Moulin Rouge tickets
- Seats aren't selected when you book: Moulin Rouge prepares its seating plan on the day, so your exact seat or table isn't confirmed in advance. If seating is particularly important to you, Prestige/VIP options include privileged seating.
- Show-only or dinner + show: Choose show-only if Féerie is your priority and you'd rather eat elsewhere. Choose dinner + show if you want your meal, drinks, and performance planned as one evening without fitting a separate restaurant reservation around a fixed show time.
- Prestige/VIP is mainly about comfort: Prestige/VIP doesn't give you a different Féerie show. Depending on the ticket, the upgrade adds priority access, privileged seating, upgraded drinks, and other extras. It's the better fit if queues or seating would have a real impact on your evening.
- The late show starts at 11:30pm: The late performance may be labelled the “11PM” show, but its published start time is 11:30pm, with entry from 10:45pm. Factor in the post-midnight finish before choosing this slot.
- Dress code is part of entry: Proper or elegant attire is required. Shorts, sportswear, flip-flops, and running shoes aren't allowed, among other restrictions. Check the complete dress code before your visit so there are no surprises at the door.
- Children can attend from age 6: Children aged 6 and above can attend with an adult. Féerie includes nudity and topless performances, so keep that in mind when deciding whether the experience is right for your family.
Compare Moulin Rouge Paris tickets
| Feature | Show + Champagne | Dinner + Show | City Tour + Show | Cruise + Show |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Includes dinner | ❌ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ (if dinner cruise) |
Includes champagne | ✅ (half-bottle) | ✅ (half-bottle) | ✅ (half-bottle) | ✅ (half-bottle) |
Menu options available | ❌ | ✅ (3 menus) | ✅ (3 menus) | ✅ (if dinner cruise) |
Return transfers included | ❌ | ❌ | ✅ (to central Paris) | ✅ (to central Paris) |
Includes sightseeing (cruise or city tour) | ❌ | ❌ | ✅ | ✅ |
Ideal if short on time | ✅ | ❌ | ❌ | ❌ |
Which Moulin Rouge ticket is best for you?
👯♀️ You just want to see Féerie
🍽️ You want the full Moulin Rouge evening
Pick: Dinner + show
- Dinner and drinks are included
- No separate restaurant booking to coordinate
- Orchestra accompaniment before the show
- Flows directly into the 9pm Féerie performance
⭐Queues or seating would affect your night
Pick: Prestige/VIP
- Priority access
- Privileged seating
- Upgraded inclusions depending on the ticket
- Best if comfort matters more than keeping the price down
🎫You want to simplify the rest of your Paris night
Pick: Combo or transfer tickets
- Add transport or another Paris experience
- Useful for late-night logistics
- Fewer separate bookings to coordinate
- Works well on shorter Paris stays
Make more of your Moulin Rouge night with a combo. See what you can add to your experience.👉
Inside Moulin Rouge's Féerie show
The Féerie show is renowned for its stunning production values:
- Performers: Over 80 artists participate in the show, including dancers, jugglers, and acrobats.
- Costumes: More than 1,000 Italian-designed costumes are utilized throughout the performance, adorned with feathers, rhinestones, and sequins.
- Music: The show features a live orchestra with around 80 musicians and 60 backing singers who provide an immersive musical backdrop.
Act 1: The gardens of the Moulin
The show opens in the serene gardens of the Moulin Rouge, where the performers are introduced, setting the tone for a night filled with rich history, vibrant costumes, and timeless glamour.
Act 2: Sandokan and the pirates
Embark on a thrilling pirate adventure to the Indonesian archipelago, filled with daring stunts, exotic dances, and dramatic storytelling. The excitement of romantic pirates brings energy to the stage.
Act 3: Circus extravaganza
The stage transforms into a vibrant circus, with jaw-dropping acrobatics, juggling, and comedic performances. The French cancan by the Doriss Girls is a showstopper, adding to the dynamic atmosphere.
Act 4: Parisian nostalgia from 1900 to today
A nostalgic tribute to Parisian women through the years, this act features an extravagant French cancan performance, a timeless highlight that celebrates Paris' rich cultural legacy.
Act 4+1: A finale with global flair
The final act brings together international performers for a high-energy mix of dance, vocals, and acrobatics, closing Féerie on a big, celebratory note.
A guide to picking the Paris cabaret perfect for you
Not sure if Moulin Rouge is the right choice for you? Compare it to other Parisian cabarets like Paradis Latin, La Nouvelle Eve and Crazy Horse here.
Crazy Horse
Crazy Horse is the pick for a sleek, intimate cabaret where choreography and lighting do most of the talking. The show is more minimalist than a traditional revue, with the focus on movement, silhouette, and visual precision.
- Best for: An artistic, sensual cabaret experience
- Show style: Minimalist choreography and striking light effects
- Vibe: Sleek, modern, and intimate
- Dining: Drinks and à la carte options
Paradis Latin
Paradis Latin blends the feel of a historic Paris cabaret with contemporary staging. Expect a lively mix of dance, music, and acrobatics, with a more relaxed, accessible feel than some of the city’s bigger-name shows.
- Best for: A lively cabaret at a more accessible price point
- Show style: Dance, music, acrobatics, and contemporary staging
- Vibe: Historic, energetic, and family-friendly
- Dining: Three-course French dinner
La Nouvelle Ève
La Nouvelle Ève offers a smaller, more personal take on classic Parisian cabaret. Its show mixes Édith Piaf tributes, acrobatics, live music, audience interaction, and a French Cancan finale.
- Best for: A more intimate, less touristy cabaret
- Show style: Live music, acrobatics, tributes, and French Cancan
- Vibe: Playful, personal, and Belle Époque-inspired
- Dining: Three-course French dinner
Plan your visit to Moulin Rouge Paris
- Show: The first show runs from 9–11pm, with doors opening at 8pm. The late show runs from 11:30pm–1:30am, with doors opening at 10:45pm.
- Dinner + show: Dinner starts at 7pm, followed by the 9pm show. Plan around 4–4.5 hours for the full evening.
Address: 82 Bd de Clichy, 75018 Paris, France
- By metro: M2
Closest stop: Blanche - By bus: Line 30 | 54 | 68 | 74
Closest stop: Blanche - By car: From central Paris, take the Boulevard Montmartre heading northwest, then turn left onto Boulevard de Clichy, where you will find the cabaret located near the Blanche Metro Station.
Closest car park: Blanche Pigale
- Gentlemen, a touch of class: A suit (tie optional) or a smart-casual look with jeans or trousers and a stylish jacket. Remember, sneakers are a no-go.
- Ladies, channel that Parisian chic: A flowing dress, a tailored skirt or elegant trousers. Pair them with heels, sandals, or dressy flats.
To keep the sophisticated magic alive, leave the casual wear at home. Avoid hats, shorts, sneakers or flip-flops.
- Cloakroom service is charged at €2 per item placed and is strongly recommended for coats. Anything voluminous will not be allowed in the cloakroom or inside the theater.
- The theater is accessible to people with disabilities. Contact the venue to make arrangements.
- Moulin Rouge provides strong Wi-Fi for visitors with hearing impairment to fully enjoy the show via the Sennheiser Mobile Connect App.
- The venue has a shop within, which is open before and after the show. You can shop for a range of souvenirs here.
- The venue is accessible for people with reduced mobility. Please contact them ahead of time for assistance.
- Hearing aids are available via WI-FI. Simply download the app, connect, and adjust the audio to suit your needs.
- Only guide dogs and assistance dogs are allowed. Emotional support animals are not permitted.
- For copyright and security reasons, photography and videography are strictly prohibited within the premises of Moulin Rouge Paris (of the show and the venue).
- Moulin Rouge is a non-smoking establishment. Vaping is also not allowed.
- Except for guide dogs for blind people or assistance dogs for people with disabilities, animals are not allowed inside Moulin Rouge Paris.
- There is a strict dress code in place - elegant attire. Additionally, caps/hats are not allowed.
Missed Moulin Rouge? La Nouvelle Eve has you covered! 🎭✨
Moulin Rouge is incredibly popular, so tickets can sell out fast. Luckily, La Nouvelle Eve, its sister cabaret right in Montmartre, is a fantastic alternative. With a lively, interactive vibe that’s perfect for younger crowds, it’s more affordable and easier to get into than other shows: all the magic of a Parisian cabaret, just a little fresher.
Frequently asked questions about Moulin Rouge Paris tickets
Tickets for the Moulin Rouge should be booked as early as possible, especially during peak tourist seasons, holidays or weekends, to ensure availability as the tickets go on sale six months prior, and it’s a housefull every night at the venue.
No. Just show your ticket on your smartphone when you arrive.
Absolutely. The Féerie show is a visual spectacle with music and dance, making it universally enjoyable regardless of language.
Moulin Rouge serves refined French cuisine curated by award-winning chefs. Menu options include gourmet meats, seafood, vegetarian dishes, and decadent desserts, paired with champagne or beverages of choice.
Children under 6 are not allowed, and the experience is recommended for adult audiences due to the sophisticated content of the performances.
Yes. You can store accepted items for €2 each, but large or bulky luggage isn’t allowed.
No. Pets aren’t allowed inside the venue, with the exception of guide dogs and eligible assistance dogs.
No. Smoking and e-cigarettes aren’t allowed inside the venue, including the entrance, hall, and performance spaces.
Yes. Hearing support is available through the Sennheiser Mobile Connect system over Wi-Fi, which can be used with a compatible device.
No. Féerie is Moulin Rouge’s resident cabaret revue, with dance, elaborate costumes, specialty acts, and the French Cancan rather than a movie-style storyline.
