Moulin Rouge show tickets with half a bottle of champagne from EUR 142. Two hours, the Feerie revue, no transport or dinner bundled in.
Moulin Rouge show tickets with champagne start at EUR 142 per person and get you a seat for the Feerie revue, the cabaret show that has run at this red-windmill venue in Montmartre for decades. The ticket includes a half bottle of champagne per person, a two-hour show performed by a troupe of around 60 artists, and an atmosphere that is genuinely hard to find anywhere else in Paris.
What makes these Moulin Rouge show tickets worth it?
The appeal is simplicity. This is the plain version of the ticket: no dinner course, no coach transfer, just entry to the Feerie show and your champagne. That keeps the price at the low end of what Moulin Rouge tickets cost, which matters if you have already booked dinner elsewhere in Paris and just want the show itself. The production is the draw: elaborate feather and rhinestone costumes, a live orchestra, and the famous French Cancan finale that the venue has been known for since the 19th century.
What should you expect from the Moulin Rouge show?
Expect a two-hour seated performance with two nightly showtimes to choose from, typically an earlier evening slot and a late slot that can run past midnight. The hall seats guests at small cabaret tables, so sightlines vary by where you are placed; booking earlier in the production cycle tends to give better seat allocation. The show itself moves through a series of themed acts, from magic and acrobatics to the signature Cancan line, with no interval, so plan a bathroom stop and any phone calls for before you are seated.
Who should book Moulin Rouge show tickets at this tier?
This plain ticket suits travelers who already have their evening planned around it: maybe you have dinner reservations nearby, or you are stopping at the Moulin Rouge as one stop on a longer Paris night out. It is also the right call if you are budget-conscious but still want the real show rather than a cheaper substitute cabaret. It is a weaker fit for anyone who wants the full evening handled for them, including a meal and a ride home; the dinner show ticket or ticket with return transport cover that instead.
What's included in the price, and what isn't?
EUR 142 covers your seat for the Feerie show and a half bottle of champagne per person. It does not include dinner, transport to or from the venue, or the cloakroom fee, which is compulsory at the Moulin Rouge and charged separately at the door. Dress code matters here: shorts, sportswear, and sports shoes are not allowed, and most guests dress smart-casual to formal. The venue does not recommend the show for children under six, largely because of the length and the late hour of the second showing.
How do you get to the Moulin Rouge?
The venue sits at 82 Boulevard de Clichy in the 18th arrondissement, right at Place Blanche, with its own metro stop (Blanche, Line 2) at the door. That makes it one of the easiest venues in Paris to reach independently, which is part of why this no-transport ticket works well if you are staying anywhere near a Line 2 or connecting metro station. Arrive at least 20 to 30 minutes before your showtime to clear the cloakroom and find your table without rushing.
Insider tips before you go
Cameras and video recording are not permitted once the show begins, so take your photos of the facade and the famous windmill before you go inside. If you are set on a specific seating area, book as early as you can since tables fill by production block rather than strictly by purchase date. Bring cash or a card for the cloakroom fee, since it is handled at the venue rather than prepaid, and note that the second show tends to run later in winter when there can be a scheduling adjustment.
How does this compare to other Moulin Rouge tickets?
If you would rather not plan dinner separately, the Moulin Rouge dinner show ticket bundles a three-course meal into the same evening for a higher price. Travelers who want their return trip handled for them should look at the ticket with return drop-off, which adds coach transport to five central Paris points after the curtain falls for a modest premium over this one. See our full comparison of Moulin Rouge tickets for every option and current pricing side by side.
Prices from 142 EUR as of 2026-10-08. Prices may vary; confirmed live at checkout.
(≈ $159 / £120, ECB 2026-10-09)