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💡 The Short Version: Book the Moulin Rouge early: on its own booking calendar on 30 September 2026, the 9pm show was full on all seven dates shown, the 11pm show was from €120 (€135 on the Friday) and the 7pm dinner show from €273, per person, before drinks and booking fees. The show is Féerie, a revue of 80 artists, about 1,000 costumes and the French Cancan, for about 1 hour 40. Tickets cannot be refunded or exchanged. For a cheaper night, Crazy Horse is from €75 for 90 minutes and Paradis Latin is €90. Or book on GetYourGuide: the Moulin Rouge show with champagnead (from £121.71, 4.7 stars from 18,755 reviews) had dates from 13 October 2026.
The cabarets, compared
Prices are the cabarets’ own, per adult, read on 30 September 2026, excluding booking fees; sterling is converted at the ECB rate of 29 September (€1 = £0.857). GetYourGuide prices are its lowest “from” price the same day.
| Cabaret | Show | Length | Cheapest ticket | With champagne | Dinner and show | Minimum age |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Moulin Rouge, 18e | Féerie | About 1 hour 40 | €120 (11pm show; excludes drinks) | Half a bottle of champagne or wine is an option | From €273 | 6, with an adult |
| Crazy Horse, 8e | Totally Crazy | 90 minutes | €75 (about £64) | From €90, half a bottle or two drinks | From €185 | 16, with a parent |
| Paradis Latin, 5e | L’Oiseau Paradis | 1 hour 45 | €90 (about £77); €50 under 26 | €100 with a glass, €115 with half a bottle | €180 or €210 | The show has partial nudity |
| La Nouvelle Eve, 9e | Paris, je t’aime | About 1 hour 30 | From £67.88 with champagne (GetYourGuide) | Half a bottle in the “Show & Champagne” formula | Show and dinner formula | 10, on GetYourGuide’s listing |
Moulin Rouge
82 boulevard de Clichy, 18e · shows at 21:00 and 23:00 · dinner from 19:00 · from €120 to €273 · metro Blanche (line 2)
The official calendar shows the least expensive rate per person, excluding drinks, children’s rates and booking fees (reservations.moulinrouge.fr, 30 September 2026). For the seven dates from 30 September to 6 October the 9pm show was full every night, the 11pm show had seats on four nights at €120 to €135, and the 7pm dinner show had one night left at €273. The Moulin Rouge sells three ways: online, by phone on +33 1 53 09 82 82, or at the box office at 82 boulevard de Clichy (moulinrouge.fr).
The Moulin Rouge, 82 boulevard de Clichy. Photo: Polymagou, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0.
- The offers: the 9pm and 11pm shows come with half a bottle of champagne or wine per person as an option; the “Prestige” evening adds priority access, a privileged seat and superior champagne; the 7pm dinner show adds a French menu, with a vegan option, accompanied by the orchestra (moulinrouge.fr).
- The 11pm show: doors at 22:45, and the curtain goes up at 23:30.
- No refunds: a ticket cannot be returned, refunded or exchanged, and a late arrival can be refused at the door.
Show tickets on GetYourGuide
From £121.71 · 4.7 stars from 18,755 reviews · 2 hours · half a bottle of champagne · non-refundable
Paris: Moulin Rouge Cabaret Show Ticket with Champagnead is the Féerie show with half a bottle of champagne, service and tips included, and a smart dress code. Its calendar opens on 13 October 2026, and it is the one to check when the official dates are full. The official 11pm seat, without drinks, was £102.84 (€120) on 30 September.
Dinner and show on GetYourGuide
From £218.56 · 4.8 stars from 3,860 reviews · 4 hours · dinner and half a bottle of champagne
Paris: Dinner Show at the Moulin Rougead meets at 82 boulevard de Clichy and includes the dinner from a set menu, with a vegan option, half a bottle of champagne or two soft drinks, and the show. Its calendar opens on 19 October. The official 7pm dinner show was €273 (about £234) on 30 September.
Crazy Horse
12 avenue George V, 8e · shows at 20:00 and 22:30, with a third on Fridays and Saturdays · 90 minutes · from €75
The show is Totally Crazy, at 90 minutes, and the cabaret opens every day of the year except for special events (lecrazyhorseparis.com, 30 September 2026). Sunday to Thursday the shows are at 20:00 and 22:30; on Fridays and Saturdays at 19:00, 21:30 and a late show. The “Crazy show” ticket, without drinks, is from €75; “Crazy champagne”, with half a bottle or two drinks, from €90; a privileged-seat ticket with champagne and macarons €195; and a VIP ticket with vintage champagne and caviar €295. Students book by phone for the “Young & Crazy” offer, €40 for the show and €50 with a glass of champagne.
- Dinner: the show has no meal in it, but dinner at the partner restaurant, Ginger, a few steps away, is from €185 with the show.
- Age: minors from 16, with their parents; the revue is nude, and the cabaret advises watching the teaser first.
- On the night: arrive 45 minutes before the curtain; the welcome with music is 30 minutes before. A ticket is not refunded, but it can be postponed under conditions.
On GetYourGuide
From £101.99 · 4.6 stars from 3,104 reviews · Free cancellation up to 24 hours before
Paris: Crazy Horse Cabaret Showad is sold by Crazy Horse itself, from £101.99, against about £77 (€90) for the cabaret’s own show with half a bottle of champagne, and it can be cancelled for a refund until 24 hours before, which the cabaret’s own tickets cannot. A dinner at Ginger with the showad is from £175.71 (4.8 stars from 266 reviews, 3 hours).
Paradis Latin
28 rue du Cardinal Lemoine, 5e · show at 21:30 · 1 hour 45 · from €90 · closed Tuesdays
The cabaret calls itself the oldest in Paris. It is open from 19:30 to 23:30 every day but Tuesday, and its show, L’Oiseau Paradis, runs from 21:30 to 23:15 (paradislatin.com, 30 September 2026). The show alone is €90, or €50 for anyone under 26; with a glass of champagne it is €100, and with half a bottle €115. Dinner and show is €180 (Gustave Eiffel menu) or €210 (Prestige menu), arriving at 19:30. There are afternoon shows at 14:00, and a family show, Mon Premier Cabaret.
The frontage of Paradis Latin, rue du Cardinal Lemoine. Photo: LPLT, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0.
- Booking: it sells at the door, but says the show regularly sells out on Fridays, Saturdays, public holidays and school holidays.
- Dress: no strict code; smart or smart-casual is recommended, and shorts and flip-flops are not allowed. Photos and video are not allowed during the show.
- Getting there: metro line 10 to Cardinal Lemoine, or lines 10 and 7 to Jussieu.
On GetYourGuide
From £77.14 · 4.5 stars from 2,589 reviews · Free cancellation up to 24 hours before
Paris: Paradis Latin Cabaret Show with Optional Champagnead is from £77.14, the same as the €90 show-only ticket, with free cancellation up to 24 hours before. A 3-course dinner and showad is from £154.28 (4.7 stars from 1,422 reviews, 3½ hours), against €180 (about £154) on the cabaret’s own site.
La Nouvelle Eve
25 rue Pierre Fontaine, 9e · shows at 20:15 and 22:30 · dinner at 18:30 · metro Pigalle
A revue theatre that its own site calls one of the oldest and most elegant in Paris, and that the Moulin Rouge’s practical-information page recommends. Its revue, Paris, je t’aime, comes in three formulas: show and dinner at 18:30, show and champagne at 20:15 or 22:30, or the show alone (lanouvelleeveparis.com, 30 September 2026). Paris: La Nouvelle Eve Cabaret Show with Champagnead is from £67.88 (4.7 stars from 1,525 reviews, 1½ hours, free cancellation up to 24 hours before), with half a bottle of champagne each. The dinner showad is from £136.28 (4.8 stars from 389 reviews).
What each show is
- Moulin Rouge, Féerie: four scenes, from the Moulin Rouge’s gardens to a pirate ship in Indonesia, a travelling circus and a tribute to Parisian women from 1900 that ends in the French Cancan; the Moulin Rouge puts the troupe at 80 artists and about 1,000 costumes. Guest acts from around the world come between the scenes. The Moulin Rouge also runs a rooftop terrace, “Le Toit”, reached from its Bar à Bulles, for a drink before or after the show.
- Crazy Horse, Totally Crazy: the cabaret’s dancers in a show of light and choreography, 90 minutes long, with guest artists.
- Paradis Latin, L’Oiseau Paradis: a show directed by Kamel Ouali, with dancers, singers and acts, in a hall that its GetYourGuide listing says Gustave Eiffel rebuilt in 1889.
- La Nouvelle Eve, Paris, je t’aime: a revue with the French Cancan, and Edith Piaf’s songs on GetYourGuide’s listing.
On the night
- Arrive early: the Moulin Rouge’s doors open 1 hour 15 minutes before the show and close 10 minutes before it starts; nobody is admitted once it has begun. Crazy Horse wants you 45 minutes before.
- Dress: the Moulin Rouge requires elegant attire (no shorts, sportswear, running shoes or flip-flops, and no open shoes for men) and takes hats and caps off at the door. Crazy Horse and Paradis Latin ask for smart dress and do not allow shorts or flip-flops.
- Bags: the Moulin Rouge accepts no backpacks or suitcases, even in its cloakroom, which costs €2 an item. Security checks are made at the door.
- No photos or filming during the show at the Moulin Rouge, Crazy Horse or Paradis Latin.
- Getting there: the Moulin Rouge is at metro Blanche (line 2, buses 30, 54, 68 and 74); for hotels in Montmartre and Pigalle, see where to stay in Paris.
For a day in Montmartre before the show, see Paris food tours, where the Montmartre cheese, wine and pastry walk starts at Place Blanche, beside the Moulin Rouge, and the 3-day itinerary. For what else to book before you go, see what to book before you go.
Common questions
How much are Moulin Rouge tickets?
On the Moulin Rouge's own booking calendar on 30 September 2026, the 11pm show was from €120 (€135 on Friday 2 October) and the 7pm dinner show from €273, per person, excluding drinks and booking fees. The 9pm show was full on all seven dates shown. Prices change with the date.
What is the dress code at the Moulin Rouge?
Elegant attire. A tie and jacket are not required, but shorts, sportswear, running shoes and flip-flops are not allowed, and open shoes are not allowed for men. Hats and caps come off inside. Backpacks and suitcases are not accepted, even in the cloakroom, which costs €2 an item.
Is the Moulin Rouge suitable for children?
The Moulin Rouge accepts children from 6 with an adult, and warns that the Féerie revue includes topless passages. Crazy Horse's minimum age is 16 with a parent. Paradis Latin's show includes partial nudity, and it has child prices for under-12s on some lunch, dinner and afternoon packages.
Which is cheaper, the Moulin Rouge or Crazy Horse?
Crazy Horse: its show without drinks is from €75 and with half a bottle of champagne from €90, for 90 minutes. The Moulin Rouge's cheapest seat on its calendar on 30 September 2026 was €120 for the 11pm show, excluding drinks. Paradis Latin is €90 for the show alone, and €50 for visitors under 26.
