Paris: Seine Dinner Cruise, Eiffel Tower & Moulin Rouge + Champagne

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Paris, France

Non-refundable

This ticket cannot be cancelled and is non-refundable

About this tour

This evening ties together three of Paris's biggest names in one night. You'll start with a dinner cruise on the Seine, with your own table and a drink, gliding past the city's lit-up monuments. Next comes reserved access to the second floor of the Eiffel Tower. The night wraps up at the Moulin Rouge for the famous "Féerie" cabaret, with drinks depending on the option you book, before a drop-off back in central Paris.

Highlights

Panoramic views over Paris from the top of the Eiffel Tower
Spot the Louvre, Sacré-Cœur, and Notre Dame from above
Three levels to explore, each with its own angle on the city
See Paris shift from daylight to night on sunset and evening visits
Catch the tower's hourly sparkling light show after dark
Dine at the tower's restaurants, including Madame Brasserie on the first floor
The legendary "Féerie" show at the Moulin Rouge, part cabaret, part theater
Handmade costumes covered in feathers, sequins, and bold color, made just for this stage
World-class dancers performing fast-paced routines to original music and classic French cabaret
Elaborate sets and visual effects that reset the stage scene by scene
Optional dinner or Champagne packages to build out a full evening
Live Parisian cabaret in its original home under the red windmill
The cabaret that gave the modern cancan its shape, later immortalized by painter Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
A Pigalle landmark since 1889, its red windmill a fixture of the Boulevard de Clichy for over 130 years

Places You Will Visit

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Included / Excluded

Dinner cruise with one drink and a guaranteed private table
Reserved access to the Eiffel Tower's 2nd floor
Moulin Rouge show with drinks (varies by option booked)
Drop-off in central Paris

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

The Moulin Rouge sits in Pigalle at the foot of Montmartre, with its red windmill marking the spot on the Boulevard de Clichy. The address is 82 Boulevard de Clichy, 75018 Paris. The simplest way in is Metro Line 2 to Blanche station, which lets out right by the entrance; bus lines 30, 54, 68, and 74 also stop at Blanche. If you want to pair the show with sightseeing, Montmartre and the Sacré-Cœur are a short walk uphill and are best seen earlier in the day before an evening performance.

The venue runs on a fixed evening schedule with two nightly shows. The first 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; either lasts about 2 hours. With a dinner-and-show booking, dinner service starts at 19:00 (doors 18:45) and the show follows at 21:00, for roughly 4 to 4.5 hours total. There's a dress code, so plan for smart casual to elegant clothing; shorts, sportswear, flip-flops, and caps or hats are turned away, and guests who don't meet it can be refused entry even with a valid ticket.

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Local time 4:33 AM, UTC+02:00

Available Days / Times

Monday : 18:30
Tuesday
Wednesday : 18:30
Thursday : 18:30
Friday : 18:30
Saturday : 18:30
Sunday : 18:30

Last updated: Oct 23, 2026

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Important Information

Arrive 15–20 minutes before your entry time for mandatory security checks.
Eiffel Tower ticket types differ: stair access, elevator access, second-floor, and summit, each at a different price and experience level.
Book Eiffel Tower tickets online in advance to lock in your option and skip long on-site waits.
Everyone, including children, should carry valid ID, as it may be checked at entry.
Wear comfortable shoes, especially if you plan to take the stairs or cover several levels.
Upper levels get windy and noticeably cooler than the ground; dress accordingly.
The East Entrance (Le Pilier Est) in the gardens is usually quieter than the South Entrance.
Keep your belongings close, as the area around the tower gets crowded.
No large bags or luggage, and there's no storage on site.
Security checks are mandatory.
Do not climb over barriers or railings.
Respect the structure and other visitors.
Follow staff instructions.
Book well ahead: Moulin Rouge shows regularly sell out days or weeks out, especially weekends and dinner-and-show packages.
Seats are assigned by the venue on the day based on your ticket category; you can't pick an exact seat in advance.
Arrive at least 30 minutes before the show for entry and seating.
Cloakroom costs €2 per item and is recommended for coats; bulky items aren't allowed inside the theater.
With dinner packages, dinner is served first, then the 9:00 PM show follows without leaving the venue.
The show runs about 2 hours; the full dinner-and-show evening takes roughly 4 to 4.5 hours.
Doors open well before showtime; arriving early means no rush for seating and service.
The show includes partial nudity and isn't recommended for children; age limits may apply by ticket type.
Photography and filming are not allowed during the performance.
You must show a valid ticket matching your scheduled showtime to enter.
Dress code is enforced: smart casual to elegant attire, no caps or hats inside.
Stay seated, keep conversations low, and follow staff instructions during the show.
Outside food and drinks are not permitted inside the venue.
Being a historic building, some seating areas have limited accessibility.

FAQs

How much are Eiffel Tower tickets?

Prices depend on the access type, from stairs or elevator to the second floor up to elevator access to the summit, and they shift with season and availability. Check current rates and compare verified ticket types on our website.

Do you need tickets for the Eiffel Tower?

Yes. Every visitor needs a ticket, whether going up by stairs or elevator. You can't go beyond the security area without one.

How do I get Eiffel Tower summit tickets?

The summit is reached only by elevator, and those tickets are limited and sell out fast, so book online in advance. Our website lists verified summit options when they're available.

Where can I buy Eiffel Tower tickets?

You can buy on-site or online. Booking online through our website lets you lock in timed entry, compare options, and usually skip the long queues.

How tall is the Eiffel Tower?

About 330 meters (1,083 feet), antennas included.

When does the Eiffel Tower sparkle?

It sparkles for five minutes at the top of every hour after sunset, continuing until late at night.

Who built the Eiffel Tower?

It was built by Gustave Eiffel and his engineering company.

Why was the Eiffel Tower built?

It was raised for the 1889 World's Fair, marking the 100th anniversary of the French Revolution and showing off French engineering.

How many steps are in the Eiffel Tower?

It's 674 steps to the second floor on foot. The summit is elevator-only, and the full staircase of about 1,665 steps isn't open to the public.

Are there restaurants in the Eiffel Tower?

Yes, there are restaurants on both the first and second floors.

How much are Moulin Rouge tickets?

Prices vary by showtime, seating category, and whether you pick show-only or dinner-and-show, and they change by date and availability. Compare current options and deals on our website.

Where can I buy Moulin Rouge tickets?

Online is the easiest route. On our website you can compare verified options, check availability for each showtime, and choose between show-only and dinner-and-show packages.

Can I buy Moulin Rouge tickets online?

Yes, and booking ahead secures your date and showtime. It also keeps you from missing out, since weekend and peak-season shows sell out.

What is the Moulin Rouge?

It's a world-famous cabaret in the Pigalle district below Montmartre in Paris, known for its live shows, elaborate costumes, and the "Féerie" revue that mixes dance, music, and theatrical staging.

How long is the Moulin Rouge show?

The show runs about 2 hours. A dinner-and-show evening typically takes 4 to 4.5 hours.

What should I wear to the Moulin Rouge?

Smart casual to elegant attire is required. Sportswear, flip-flops, shorts, and caps or hats aren't allowed, so dress neatly to match the venue.

How far in advance should I book Moulin Rouge tickets?

Book well ahead. The Moulin Rouge is very popular and its shows often sell out, especially on weekends.

What is the Moulin Rouge known for historically?

It's where the modern cancan took shape in the late 1800s, danced by performers later painted by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. The cabaret became shorthand for turn-of-the-century Paris nightlife.

When did the Moulin Rouge open?

It opened in 1889 at the foot of Montmartre, and its rooftop red windmill has been a Boulevard de Clichy landmark ever since, now for more than 130 years.

What does the "Féerie" revue include?

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