Your guide to Moulin Rouge package deals: Shows, sightseeing, and dining combined

If you want to experience the best of Paris, combining the iconic Moulin Rouge show with a another popular Parisian experience visit is the perfect way to make the most of your time in the City of Lights. These combo packages allow you to see Paris from all angles—from the dazzling landmarks to the beautiful river views—before finishing your night with the world-renowned Moulin Rouge cabaret.

Here’s an in-depth look at the experiences that are included in some of the top Moulin Rouge combo packages.

Still deciding? Let’s make it easy!
Looking for a combo with a little bit of everything? From scenic cruises to fine dining, there’s a perfect Paris adventure waiting for you! Head to the comparison table below to find the one that fits your vibe.
Still deciding? Let’s make it easy!

Choose the Moulin Rouge Paris combo best suited for you

By understanding your options, you can choose the best Moulin Rouge combo package that fits your preferences, budget, and the time you have in Paris. These packages let you see more, do more, and make your Paris visit truly unforgettable!

Have questions? Let's break it down for you

Do I get transfers?

Many combo packages include transfers from the venue to drop-off points like Opéra, Arc de Triomphe/Champs Elysées, Montparnasse and Bastille areas, all within central Paris. If you're a city tour, your package may already provide return transportation from Moulin Rouge, saving you time and stress. If not, then it's best to upgrade your tickets to include return transfers, since Moulin Rouge shows often end around 1am and public transportation options may be limited late at night.

Does it all happen in one night?

It depends on the combo package. With the City Tour & Moulin Rouge Show or the Seine Dinner Cruise, Eiffel Tower Ascent & Moulin Rouge Show, everything happens in one night—first, the tour or dinner, followed by the Eiffel Tower or show. However, with the Seine River cruise, you can go to the show on one day and use your cruise ticket on any other day, giving you more flexibility.

Do I need to book online?

Tickets for Moulin Rouge and its combo packages cannot be purchased on-site, as the venue operates independently from other attractions in Paris. To ensure you don’t miss out on this popular experience, it's recommended to book 3–4 weeks in advance. This guarantees you a reserved spots at the attractions and Moulin Rouge, gives you access to discounted prices (as last-minute tickets can be much more expensive), and helps you avoid the risk of the show being fully booked, especially during peak tourist seasons when demand is high.

Compare your combo packages

Combo packagePrice rangeItineraryExperience paceDiningSightseeingIdeal for
Seine Cruise & Moulin Rouge Show

€196 - €220

Moulin Rouge on a day of your choice, Seine cruise valid for extended period

Flexible, both on separate days

First-timers or those who want to combine sightseeing with entertainment

Moulin Rouge Show & Paris City Tour

€190 - €200

City tour → Show

Moderate – City tour first, then show

Sightseers who want to explore Paris by night

Seine Dinner Cruise, Eiffel Tower & Moulin Rouge

€368 - €520

Seine dinner cruise → Eiffel Tower ascent → Show

Slow – Includes dinner and sightseeing

Couples, luxury seekers, or a complete Paris experience

Dinner at Eiffel Tower, Cruise & Moulin Rouge

€490 - €520

Dinner at Eiffel Tower → night cruise → Show

Slow – Exclusive, leisurely experience

Luxury travelers or special occasions

Frequently asked questions about Moulin Rouge package deals

Yes, combo packages offer excellent value for money if you're short on time and want to experience multiple Parisian attractions in one evening. They not only save you time by combining several activities into one, but they also often offer priority access and skip-the-line tickets, which is a huge bonus in a busy city like Paris. Additionally, many combos come with transfers, champagne, and guided experiences, making the entire night seamless.

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