Moulin Rouge Show & Seine River Cruise with Transport

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Non-refundable
This ticket cannot be cancelled and is non-refundable

About this tour

Spend an evening in Paris with two of the city's signature experiences in one booking. You'll take a one-hour cruise along the Seine, then head to the Moulin Rouge beneath its famous red windmill for the "Féerie" show, a cabaret of feathered costumes, live music, and the French cancan. Comfortable transport is included, along with a drink depending on the option you choose, and you're dropped off back in central Paris at the end of the night. Show-only, Champagne, and dinner packages are available.

Highlights

  • See the Moulin Rouge "Féerie" show, a mix of cabaret, choreography, and theatrical staging
  • Costumes handmade with feathers, sequins, and bold color, built just for the Moulin Rouge stage
  • World-class dancers performing high-energy routines to original music rooted in French cabaret
  • Elaborate sets and visual effects that reshape each scene as the show moves along
  • Add a dinner or Champagne package to make it a full night out at an iconic Paris venue
  • Live cabaret in its original home beneath the Moulin Rouge's red windmill
  • Open since 1889 at the foot of Montmartre, the Moulin Rouge is where the modern cancan first took shape
  • The same cabaret painted by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, still a fixture of Paris nightlife more than 130 years on

Places You Will Visit

Included / Excluded

  • Admission to the Moulin Rouge show
  • Drinks (depending on the option selected)
  • Drop-off in central Paris
  • 1-hour Seine River cruise

Good to Know Before the Show

The Moulin Rouge sits in the Pigalle district at the foot of Montmartre, at 82 Boulevard de Clichy, 75018 Paris. The Blanche metro stop on Line 2 is right outside the exit, and buses 30, 54, 68, and 74 also stop at Blanche. If you're sightseeing earlier in the day, the hill of Montmartre and the Sacré-Cœur are a short walk uphill, best done before an evening show.

There are two nightly show times. The first show runs 21:00 to 23:00 with doors at 20:00, and the late show runs 23:30 to 01:30 with doors at 22:45; the performance lasts about 2 hours. On dinner packages, dinner service starts at 19:00 with doors at 18:45, followed by the 21:00 show, for a total of roughly 4 to 4.5 hours. Seating is arranged around the stage so the performance feels close, and where you sit depends on the ticket category you book.

The venue enforces its dress code: smart casual to elegant attire is expected, and sportswear, flip-flops, shorts, and caps or hats are turned away, even with a valid ticket. Inside, the "Féerie" revue unfolds across several acts, each with its own theme, costumes, and sets, building to the famous cancan.

Weather in Paris

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Tomorrow 63°F17°C 51°F10°C Rain 100%
Mon, Oct 26 59°F15°C 49°F9°C Rain 34%
Tue, Oct 27 67°F20°C 55°F13°C Rain 24%
Wed, Oct 28 60°F16°C 47°F8°C Rain 19%
Thu, Oct 29 60°F15°C 43°F6°C Rain 2%

Local time 9:04 AM, UTC+02:00

Available Days / Times

  • Monday : 20:45
  • Tuesday : 20:45
  • Wednesday : 20:45
  • Thursday : 20:45
  • Friday : 20:45
  • Saturday : 20:45
  • Sunday : 20:45

Last updated: Oct 23, 2026

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Important Information

  • Book ahead: shows often sell out days or weeks in advance, especially weekends and dinner-and-show packages
  • Seats are assigned by the venue on the day by ticket category; you can't pick an exact seat in advance
  • Arrive at least 30 minutes before the show for entry and seating
  • Cloakroom available for €2 per item and recommended for coats; bulky items aren't allowed inside
  • On dinner packages, dinner is served before the 9:00 PM show, with no need to leave the venue
  • Show runs about 2 hours; the full dinner-and-show experience takes roughly 4 to 4.5 hours
  • Age restrictions: the show includes partial nudity, is not recommended for children, and age limits may apply by ticket type
  • Photography and filming are not permitted during the performance
  • You must present a valid ticket matching your scheduled showtime to enter
  • Dress code enforced: smart casual to elegant attire required; caps and hats not allowed inside
  • Stay seated, keep conversation low, and follow staff instructions during the show
  • Outside food and drink are not permitted inside the venue
  • The building is historic, so accessibility may be limited in some seating areas

FAQs

How much are Moulin Rouge tickets?
Prices depend on the showtime, seating category, and whether you choose show-only or dinner-and-show. Rates shift by date and availability, so compare the current options on our website.
Where can I buy Moulin Rouge tickets?
The simplest way is online. On our website you can check availability for both nightly show times and choose between show-only and dinner-and-show packages.
Can I book Moulin Rouge tickets online in advance?
Yes. Booking ahead locks in your preferred date and showtime and helps you avoid sold-out performances, which are common on weekends and in peak season.
What is the Moulin Rouge?
It's a world-famous cabaret in the Pigalle district at the foot of Montmartre, known for its "Féerie" revue of dance, live music, and theatrical staging beneath a red windmill.
How long is the Moulin Rouge show?
The show runs about 2 hours. With a dinner-and-show package, plan on roughly 4 to 4.5 hours for the full evening.
What should I wear to the Moulin Rouge?
Smart casual to elegant attire is required. Sportswear, flip-flops, shorts, and caps or hats are not allowed, and guests who don't meet the dress code can be refused entry.
How far ahead should I book?
As early as you can. The Moulin Rouge is very popular and shows frequently sell out, especially weekend dates and dinner packages.
When did the Moulin Rouge open?
It opened in 1889 at the foot of Montmartre, and its red rooftop windmill has been a landmark of the Boulevard de Clichy ever since.
Why is the Moulin Rouge so famous?
It's where the modern cancan took shape, danced by performers later painted by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, and it became shorthand for turn-of-the-century Paris nightlife.
How do I get to the Moulin Rouge?
The Blanche metro station on Line 2 sits almost directly outside the venue, and the surrounding Pigalle streets stay lively into the night.
Can I take photos during the show?
No. Photography inside the auditorium during the performance is not permitted, which surprises a lot of first-time visitors.

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