Moulin Rouge Tickets with Dinner and Transport

Immerse yourself in the most vibrant and festive atmosphere of Montmartre with an evening that brings together two great symbols of Parisian culture: French cuisine and the Moulin Rouge show. Upon arrival, you’ll be welcomed and escorted to your table to begin an experience lasting approximately 4 hours and 30 minutes.

The evening begins with a dinner prepared by Chef Arnaud Demerville’s team, inspired by the classics of French cuisine and crafted using fresh, seasonal produce. Whilst you enjoy the menu, the music and atmosphere of the cabaret create the perfect setting for a celebration as a couple, with friends or with family.

When booking, you can choose between two dining options. The Toulouse-Lautrec menu includes a three-course dinner and half a bottle of wine per person. As a guide, starters might include marinated swordfish or roast quail; main courses such as salmon confit or free-range chicken; and desserts such as biscuit-based Bavarian cream or cherry mousse. The Belle Époque menu offers a more exclusive selection and includes half a bottle of champagne per person, with signature starters such as crab, foie gras or marinated trout, as well as main courses such as lamb or roast monkfish and French-inspired desserts. In both cases, the dishes listed are examples only and may vary depending on the season and availability of ingredients.

There are also vegetarian options and a children’s menu. The vegetarian menu may include salads made with seasonal vegetables, risotto, pasta with confit aubergine, and fruit-based desserts. The children’s menu usually features a starter, chicken and chips, a waffle with fruit and ice cream, as well as juice.

After dinner, the curtain rises to reveal ‘Féerie’, a revue bringing together numerous performers on stage, featuring nearly a thousand costumes adorned with feathers, rhinestones and sequins, colourful sets and choreographed numbers, including the famous French can-can. The set design even includes a large aquarium, adding to the show’s sense of wonder.

Once the show has finished, the shuttle service will take you to one of the designated areas in central Paris: the Opéra, the Champs-Élysées, Montparnasse, the Eiffel Tower or the Bastille. The drop-off point is chosen to make it easier for you to continue on to your accommodation, but does not include a transfer right to the hotel door.