💃🏼 Watch 60 performers light up the stage in glittering costumes
🥂 Sip champagne as the legendary can-can takes center stage
🌃 Experience an icon of Parisian nightlife, unchanged in spirit since 1889
🍽️ Choose from show-only, dinner + show, or combo tickets with city tours
💡Whether you are here for the bubbles or the full Parisian feast, find the right tickets that suit your night. Remember, tickets sell out fast. Book early to secure your seat in Paris' most iconic cabaret.
So now that you know what the buzz is all about Moulin Rouge, want to know which ticket you should go for to experience all that dazzle yourself? Here’s all you need to know.
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Dinner guests: Arrive by 6:45pm for a relaxed start before dinner at 7:00pm.
Show-only guests: Arrive by 8:45pm for the 9:00pm show, or 10:45pm for the 11:30pm show.
Location: The Moulin Rouge is located on Boulevard de Clichy in Montmartre, easily recognized by its red windmill. The venue features 850 seats spread across multiple levels, offering great views no matter where you sit.
The opening act immerses the audience in the rich history and vibrant ambiance of the Moulin Rouge. Lavish sets, sparkling costumes, and lively choreography bring to life the venue's legacy, seamlessly blending nostalgia with glamour. The entire troupe performs in this mesmerizing introduction, setting the tone for an unforgettable night.
This act takes viewers on a thrilling adventure aboard a pirate ship anchored in Indonesia. Against a backdrop of lush tropical visuals, the story unfolds with romance, intrigue, and mythical elements. Priestesses, exotic dancers, and even a Gorgon add layers of drama and fantasy, as themes of love and sacrifice play out in this exotic escapade.
The stage evolves into a dynamic circus spectacle, where acrobatic stunts, comedic acts and juggling performances captivate the audience. The grand highlight is the iconic procession of the Doriss Girls and Dancers, as they dazzle with their French cancan—a symbol of Moulin Rouge’s world-class entertainment.
This nostalgic act pays tribute to Parisian culture and the evolution of the Moulin Rouge over the years. It celebrates the cabaret’s most iconic performances, particularly the famous French cancan. This segment is both entertaining and historical, showcasing how the Moulin Rouge has remained a vibrant symbol of Parisian nightlife for more than a century.
Throughout the show, the Féerie revue features a dazzling array of international talent. From jaw-dropping roller-skating duos to acrobatic trios, these performances add variety and excitement, highlighting the Moulin Rouge’s global appeal. This segment enhances the spectacle with its breathtaking artistry and skill, ensuring every moment of the show leaves the audience in awe.
Tickets often sell out days or even weeks in advance, especially for weekend or dinner-show slots. We recommend booking at least 3–4 weeks ahead to get your preferred experience.
While photography is permitted in non-performance areas, photos and videos during the show are strictly prohibited.
Show-only: Includes entry to the Féerie show and a half-bottle of champagne per person.
Dinner-show: Includes a 3- or 4-course gourmet meal, champagne or soft drinks, and better seating. It’s a full evening experience from start to finish.
No, Moulin Rouge is a ticketed venue. Access is only granted to show or dinner guests.
Doors open 30 minutes before the performance. Arriving early ensures a smooth check-in and seating process.
The Moulin Rouge offers step-free access and reserved seating for guests with disabilities. Contact their booking service for personalized assistance.
Children aged 6 and above can attend. However, the show is designed for an adult audience, and parental discretion is advised.
The 'Féerie' show features a mix of classical, contemporary, and thematic musical scores performed by a live orchestra.
Guided tours are not generally offered, as the Moulin Rouge operates primarily as a performance venue. However, if you take a Montmartre guided tour, you will get to know the tidbits about Moulin Rouge and its history
The venue is exclusive to ticket holders during showtimes. To experience the interior, you must book a show or dinner package.
