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Why Moulin Rouge Paris is unmissable?

✔️ 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?

Arrival: Step into the magic
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Arrival: Step into the magic

- Dinner guests: Arrive by 6:45pm for a relaxed start before dinner at 7pm.

- Show-only guests: Arrive by 8:45pm for the 9pm show, or 10:45pm for the 11:30pm show.

- Location: In the southwest of Montmartre, on Boulevard de Clichy, the historic Moulin Rouge stands with the iconic red windmill and an 850-seat hall, spread across multiple levels.

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Seating: Your perfect spot for the show

Seating begins 15 minutes before showtime for show-only tickets.

- Venue ambiance: The hall is decorated with red velvet seats, golden lights, and glowing lamps, creating a vibrant yet intimate atmosphere.

- Assigned seating: Seating is pre-assigned, so you’ll be greeted and guided to your table by the maître d'hôtel.

Dinner & champagne: A feast for the senses

- What to expect: You'll be seated in a beautiful, intimate setting as the Moulin Rouge orchestra plays softly in the background. The meal is served at a relaxed pace, giving you time to savor each course and enjoy the lively ambiance around you.

  • You will be served your meal based on the menu you chose during booking: Toulouse-Lautrec Menu (3-course), Belle Époque Menu (4-course) or Vegetarian (Vegan) Menu (3-course).
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Feerie Show: The curtain rises

Performance highlights:

- Four acts: A seamless flow of sketches, songs, and dances that keep the energy high and engaging throughout.

- Iconic French cancan: Watch this classic dance come to life with a modern twist, full of energy and flair.

- Costumes: Be dazzled by intricate costumes, with feathers, sequins, and rhinestones catching the light in every movement.

- Artistic variety: Experience a mix of traditional acts and contemporary performances, each bringing something new and exciting.

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Curtain call: The grand finale

Named after the famous choreographer Doris Haung, the Dorris Girls are a group of talented and passionate dancers at the heart of every show at the Moulin Rouge. After the first 1.5 hours, the Doriss girls take to the stage in their frilly dresses and feathered headgear to delight the audience with their stunning performance of the French cancan dance.

Return transportation

After the show, if you've opted for return transportation, your AC vehicle will pick you up from the venue and drop you off at central Paris locations like Opéra, Arc de Triomphe/Champs Elysées, Montparnasse, and Bastille, allowing you to relax and enjoy a smooth ride back, even after a late night.

Have questions about your experience? Start here

To make the most of your evening, we recommend booking at least 3–4 weeks in advance—especially if you're eyeing a weekend show, peak travel dates, or a specific dinner package. Moulin Rouge is incredibly popular and can sell out quickly, so early booking helps you lock in the best seats and prices.

Things to know before booking your tickets

Choose between show-only & dinner with show:

  • Show-only (with champagne): A popular and accessible way to enjoy the iconic Moulin Rouge performance. You get a half-bottle of champagne per person, minus the premium price tag of the dinner menu.
  • Dinner & show: Make it a full evening out with a 3- or 4-course meal" before the performance. The dinner adds ~€120+ to the experience but gives you priority seating and a taste of classic Parisian glamour.

What's on the menu?

You can choose from three distinct menus, plus get a complimentary kid's menu:

  • Toulouse-Lautrec Menu (3-course): A classic French experience with traditional flavors and a modern twist.
  • Belle Époque Menu (4-course): An indulgent gourmet menu with rich ingredients for a more elaborate dining experience.
  • Vegetarian (Vegan) Menu (3-course): A plant-based, flavor-packed option for vegetarians and vegans who want a satisfying, thoughtful meal.
  • Children's Menu: A specially crafted menu for younger guests, featuring delicious and satisfying dishes that kids will love.

Do you need transfers?

The Moulin Rouge is located at 82 Boulevard de Clichy, Montmartre, easily accessible by metro or bus. However, late-night shows often end around 1am, when public transport is limited. Upgrade your ticket to include return transport to central Paris so you can skip the hassle and easily catch a cab, night bus, or walk to your hotel from there.

Upgrade to a city tour:

Make a night of it with a scenic, audio-guided city tour in an air-conditioned coach before your Moulin Rouge show. It’s a stress-free way to enjoy Paris after dark. A dedicated hostess manages logistics, and return transport to central Paris is included.

On-site or online tickets?

  • While on-site tickets are available, entry is not guaranteed— especially on weekends and during high season. Prices may also spike last-minute.
  • Book online at least 3–4 weeks in advance to lock in better prices, guaranteed seats, and peace of mind.

Choose the Moulin Rouge Paris ticket best suited for you

FeatureShow + ChampagneDinner + ShowCity Tour + ShowCruise + 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

Still unsure which ticket to choose?

🥂 Want just the show and a bit of champagne?

🍽️ Want a classic Parisian dinner with the show?

💃🏻 Want to explore more of Paris with a cabaret add-on?

🌙 Worried about getting back late?

All about the Féerie Revue 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 global celebration

The final act brings international artists together, showcasing acrobats, dancers, and singers from around the world. This vibrant display of talent concludes the night on a high note.

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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.

Moulin Rouge

Moulin Rouge, a world-renowned cabaret, offers a grand theatrical experience. The iconic French cancan, with its dazzling costumes and energetic music, is a highlight.

Why choose?

  • Historic cabaret
  • Diverse acts
  • Extravagant shows

Dining options

Luxurious multi-course French dinner menu featuring gourmet dishes and fine wines.

Crazy Horse

Crazy Horse celebrates the female form through a minimalist dance performance illuminated by light. The focus is on the dancers' bodies, showcased without elaborate costumes.

Why choose?

  • Intimate, artistic shows
  • Fresh performances
  • Conveniently located

Dining options

Drinks and a la carte options, creating a lighter, more casual dining experience.

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Paradis Latin

Paradis Latin, a historic venue, offers a mix of traditional and contemporary performances. The shows, similar to Moulin Rouge but more affordable, feature acrobatics, music and dance.

Why choose?

  • Affordable prices
  • Family-friendly shows
  • Contemporary twist

Dining options

Three-course gourmet dinner menu highlighting traditional French cuisine.

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La Nouvelle Ève

La Nouvelle Ève blends classic Parisian cabaret with playful modern flair. Its show features Edith Piaf tributes, acrobats, live music, and a high-energy French Cancan finale.

Why choose?

  • Intimate Belle Époque venue
  • Audience interaction
  • Less touristy, more personal vibe

Dining options

Refined three-course French dinner menu featuring classic dishes.

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Plan your visit to Moulin Rouge Paris

Moulin Rouge show timings
  • Show:

The first show is from 9–11pm (doors open at 8pm)

The last show is from 11:30pm–1:30am (doors open at 10:45pm)

Show duration: 2 hours

  • Dinner and show:

Dinner starts at 7pm (doors open at 6:45 pm);

Show starts at 9pm

Total duration: Between 4 hours and 4.5 hours

Find more on opening hours

Address:  82 Bd de Clichy, 75018 Paris, France

Find on maps

  • 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
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Guests dancing at Moulin Rouge pre-show in Paris with live band on stage.
  • 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.

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  • 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.
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Accessibility Moulin Rouge
  • 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.
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  • 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.

Things to do in Montmartre neighborhood

If you are in Montmartre only to attend a show at Moulin Rouge, here’s a suggestion - reach the neighborhood 3 hours before the show. This way, you can visit some landmark sites and maybe grab coffee at a quaint Parisian cafe.

Wall of Love

A unique mural with over 600 tiles, each displaying “I love you” in more than 250 languages, created by Frédéric Baron and Claire Kito.

Montmartre Museum

Housed in the former homes of artists Renoir and Valadon, this museum showcases paintings of Montmartre’s past, featuring farmland, windmills, and village scenes.

Place du Tertre

A charming cobblestone square filled with cafes where talented artists sketch and paint portraits of visitors, capturing the essence of Montmartre.

The Dome of Sacré-Coeur

Climb to the top of Sacré-Cœur for panoramic views of Montmartre and Paris, especially breathtaking at sunset.

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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.