Paris: Moulin Rouge Cabaret Show Ticket with Champagne
★ 4.7 · 18,888 reviews
- 2h, Féerie show with Champagne
- Entry ticket
- Likely to sell out
- Free cancellation
Cabaret tickets
Paris Moulin Rouge tickets come three ways on this site. The show-only ticket is $158 for the two-hour Féerie show with Champagne, and it is the most reviewed cabaret listing here at 4.7 across 18,888 reviews. The dinner show is $284 for four hours with a menu of traditional French food. A bundle of an evening city tour and the show is $190. The alternative, if the Moulin Rouge dates are gone, is dinner and a show at Paradis Latin for $201. This page sets the four side by side.

Quick answer
The short answer. Buy the show-only ticket at $158 unless you want to eat there: two hours, Champagne included, 4.7 across 18,888 reviews. If you do want the meal, the dinner show at $284 is rated 4.8. Skip the $190 bundle: it is rated 4.0, and its two halves cost less bought separately.
Three tickets
Same show, three wrappers. The wrapper is what you are paying for above $158.
The three Moulin Rouge listings share one thing: a seat for the Féerie show. What changes is what wraps around it.
Show only, $158. The listing sells a ticket to the show with Champagne to sip during it, and describes international performances full of feathers and rhinestones. Two hours. This is the ticket 18,888 people have reviewed, at 4.7.
Dinner and show, $284. The same show with a dinner beforehand from a menu of traditional French food, with vegan options. Four hours in total. Rated 4.8 across 3,890 reviews, the highest of the four cabaret listings.
Evening city tour plus show, $190. A combined city tour and show ticket, with Champagne at the show and the option to add a river cruise. Four hours. Rated 4.0 across 1,623 reviews, the lowest rating on this site. The night tour page shows the bus and the show bought separately for less.
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Three ways into the Moulin Rouge and the Paradis Latin alternative. Live prices and ratings.
★ 4.7 · 18,888 reviews
★ 4.8 · 3,890 reviews
★ 4.0 · 1,623 reviews
★ 4.7 · 1,434 reviews
Every trip, current fare
Show-only is the cheapest by the evening; the Paradis Latin dinner and show is the cheapest way to eat and watch.
| Tour | Length | Price | What you get | Cost per hour | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paris: Moulin Rouge Cabaret Show Ticket with Champagne | 2 h | $158 | Féerie show with Champagne | $79.00 | 4.7 · 18,888 |
| Paris: Dinner Show at the Moulin Rouge | 4 h | $284 | Dinner and the Féerie show | $71.00 | 4.8 · 3,890 |
| Paris: Evening Sightseeing Tour and Moulin Rouge Show | 4 h | $190 | City tour plus Moulin Rouge show | $47.50 | 4.0 · 1,623 |
| Paris: 3-Course Dinner & Show at Paradis Latin Cabaret | 3.5 h | $201 | Three-course dinner and show | $57.43 | 4.7 · 1,434 |
Which ticket, if…
Worked out from the four listings above.
Show only, $158. Two hours, Champagne included, and the most reviewed cabaret listing on this site.
The dinner show, $284. The menu is traditional French with vegan options, the evening runs four hours, and it is rated 4.8.
Paradis Latin, $201: a three-course dinner and a modern show, three and a half hours, 4.7 across 1,434 reviews, Free cancellation on the listing.
The bundle is $190 and rated 4.0. The open-top night bus at $32 plus the show-only ticket at $158 is the same evening with ratings of 4.4 and 4.7.
Neither Moulin Rouge ticket lists Free cancellation. The bundle and the Paradis Latin listing both do.
Want the lights before the show? Every evening option in Paris, from the $32 bus to the private boat.
Paris night tours→The honest comparison
The dinner show costs $284 against $158 for show only. For the difference you get the dinner and two extra hours at the table, and the listing it comes with is rated a tenth of a point higher, 4.8 against 4.7, on roughly a fifth as many reviews.
So the choice is about the meal, not the quality of the show, which is the same Féerie in both. If you would be happy eating in Montmartre beforehand, the show-only ticket keeps the evening at two hours and the cost at $158.
Paradis Latin is the honest alternative rather than a consolation: 4.7 across 1,434 reviews, a three-course dinner, and a listing that does offer Free cancellation, which neither Moulin Rouge ticket does.
Common questions
Show only is $158 with Champagne. The dinner show is $284. A bundle with an evening city tour is $190. Dinner and a show at Paradis Latin is $201.
The show-only listing runs two hours. With dinner the evening is four hours, which is also the length of the city-tour bundle.
With the show-only ticket, yes: the listing sells the seat with Champagne. The bundle also lists Champagne at the show. The dinner-show listing describes the menu and vegan options; check its own text for drinks.
Only if the meal at the Moulin Rouge is the point. The dinner show is $284 against $158 for show only, is rated 4.8 against 4.7, and adds two hours. The show itself is the same.
Yes. The dinner-show listing says the menu of traditional French food includes vegan options.
By rating, the dinner show at 4.8 across 3,890 reviews. By number of reviews, the show-only ticket with 18,888 at 4.7. The city-tour bundle is rated 4.0 across 1,623.
Neither the show-only ticket nor the dinner show lists Free cancellation. The city-tour bundle and the Paradis Latin dinner and show both do.
Paradis Latin: a three-course dinner and a modern show for $201, three and a half hours, 4.7 across 1,434 reviews, with Free cancellation on the listing.
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