Moulin Rouge Show Tickets With Champagne and Transfer

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About this tour

Spend an evening at the Moulin Rouge, the cabaret at the foot of Montmartre with the red windmill on its roof. Your ticket covers entry and the "Féerie" revue, a roughly two-hour show of dancers in feathers and sequins, acrobatics, and live music, with the famous cancan as the centerpiece. A glass or half-bottle of Champagne comes with it, depending on the option you pick, plus a drop-off in central Paris afterward. Seats are assigned by the venue, and a smart dress code applies.

Highlights

  • See the Féerie revue, the Moulin Rouge's signature cabaret of dance, music, and staging
  • Handcrafted costumes covered in feathers, sequins, and bold color made for this stage
  • World-class dancers in high-energy routines set to original music and classic French cabaret
  • Elaborate sets and visual effects that shift the scene throughout the show
  • A glass or half-bottle of Champagne included, with dinner-and-show options available
  • A live cabaret in its original home beneath the famous red windmill
  • The venue where the modern cancan took shape, later immortalized by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
  • Open since 1889, still a landmark of the Boulevard de Clichy after more than 130 years

Places You Will Visit

Included / Excluded

  • Entry to the Moulin Rouge
  • Admission to the Féerie show
  • A glass or half-bottle of Champagne per person, depending on the option chosen
  • Drop-off in central Paris, depending on the option chosen

Good to Know: Showtimes, Getting There, and Dress Code

The Moulin Rouge sits in the Pigalle area at the foot of Montmartre, at 82 Boulevard de Clichy in the 18th arrondissement. The easiest way in is Metro Line 2 to Blanche station, which lets out almost directly in front of the venue. Buses 30, 54, 68, and 74 also stop at Blanche. Since the show runs late and the surrounding streets stay lively well into the night, plan on arriving at least 30 minutes ahead so you have time to check a coat and find your assigned seat without a rush.

Performances follow a fixed evening schedule. 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. If you book a dinner option, the meal starts at 19:00 and the show that follows begins at 21:00 in the same room. There is a real dress code and it is enforced: smart casual to elegant clothing is expected, and caps, hats, sportswear, flip-flops, and shorts can get you turned away even with a valid ticket. If you want to pair it with sightseeing, the hill of Montmartre and Sacré-Cœur are a short walk uphill and are best seen earlier in the day before an evening show.

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Wed, Oct 28 60°F16°C 46°F8°C Rain 21%
Thu, Oct 29 61°F16°C 43°F6°C Rain 3%

Local time 5:30 AM, UTC+02:00

Available Days / Times

  • Monday : 20:45, 22:00
  • Tuesday : 20:45, 22:00
  • Wednesday : 20:45, 22:00
  • Thursday : 20:45, 22:00
  • Friday : 20:45, 22:00
  • Saturday : 20:45, 22:00
  • Sunday : 20:45, 22:00

Last updated: Oct 23, 2026

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Important Information

  • Book ahead; shows often sell out days or weeks out, especially weekends and dinner packages
  • Seats are assigned by the venue on the day by ticket category; you cannot pick an exact seat in advance
  • Arrive at least 30 minutes before the show for entry and seating
  • Cloakroom available at €2 per item and recommended for coats; bulky items are not allowed in the theater
  • With dinner tickets, the meal is served before the 21:00 show, all in the same venue
  • The show runs about 2 hours; the full dinner-and-show evening runs about 4 to 4.5 hours
  • Contains partial nudity; not recommended for children, and age limits may apply by ticket type
  • Photography and filming are not permitted during the performance
  • You must show a valid ticket matching the scheduled showtime to enter
  • Dress code enforced: smart casual to elegant attire, no caps or hats inside
  • Stay seated, keep conversation down, and follow staff instructions during the show
  • Outside food and drinks are not allowed 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 pick a show-only or dinner-and-show option, and they shift with the date and availability. Compare the current options on our site to find the best fit.
Where can I buy Moulin Rouge tickets?
The simplest way is online. On our site you can compare options, check availability across showtimes, and choose between show-only and dinner-and-show packages.
Can I book Moulin Rouge tickets online in advance?
Yes. Booking online lets you lock in your date and showtime and avoids the risk of a sold-out show, which is common on weekends and during peak travel periods.
What is the Moulin Rouge?
It is the famous cabaret at the foot of Montmartre in Paris, known for its Féerie show that combines dance, music, and theatrical staging, with the red windmill on its roof as its landmark.
How long is the Moulin Rouge show?
The show runs about 2 hours. If you choose a dinner-and-show option, 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 the dress code is enforced at the door.
How far ahead should I book?
Book well in advance. The Moulin Rouge is very popular and shows frequently sell out, particularly on weekends and for dinner packages.
When did the Moulin Rouge open?
It opened in 1889 at the foot of Montmartre in the Pigalle district, and its rooftop red windmill has been a fixture of the Boulevard de Clichy ever since.
How do I get to the Moulin Rouge?
Take Metro Line 2 to Blanche station, which sits almost directly outside the entrance. Buses 30, 54, 68, and 74 also stop at Blanche.
Why is the Moulin Rouge so famous?
This is where the modern cancan took shape, danced by performers later painted by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, and it became a byword for turn-of-the-century Paris nightlife.
Can I combine the show with Montmartre sightseeing?
Yes. The hill of Montmartre and Sacré-Cœur are a short walk uphill from the venue, best visited earlier in the day before an evening show.

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