This is a definite must do when you're in Paris. But it is very expensive. We did not get the dinner or champagne package and just ordered 2 double gin and tonics. The bill was a $123. I kid you not. If you're gonna eat and have some drinks and have a good time be prepared to spend a $1000 per couple. The show was OK and the costume and scenery changes were amazing but I would never go back. Don't try to compare this to any Broadway shows you won't be able to. You go to check it off your bucket list.

We went for the meal and show evening option. Food and service absolutely first class and the show was very good and entertaining. A memorable evening. We are staying in the Arc de Triomphe area and a taxi in the pouring rain and heavy traffic on the way there. cost us 13 Euros - driver really pleasant. It took about 30 mins. We left the show at 10.30 the there was a load of taxis outside - the security on the door told us they were ridiculously expensive and to go to the taxi rank over the road which we did. Very light in traffic and took about 8 -10 minutes., He charged us 67 Euros apparently because it's 'night time' we were in by 11pm!! We remonstrated but to no avail. ABSOLUTELY FUMING - be warned. Really tainted a lovely evening.

The show was average especially the standard of the dancers. If it's a bucket list thing you may wish to go but wasn't the risqué show that is use to be! I have seen better shows and quality dancers !

My husband and i went to the 9.00pm show and booked the table and champagne option (no dinner). We were sat with 2 other couples on a small table not big enough for 4 so was uncomfortable. We did have a good view of the show and enjoyed it but the seating arrangements spoiled it a bit.

If it’s on your bucket list then go. If you are on a budget trip maybe use your funds elsewhere. We enjoyed the meal but we were squeezed in a table of 8. Some of the dancing was very good and some average. Some spectacular moments. Do go if you have always associated a Paris event with Moulin Rouge.

If you are visiting Paris you have to go see this show. It is absolutely amazing and beautiful. We’d booked the VIP tickets which gave us a queue jump straight into the venue to a reserved table where we were served champagne. As part of the package we got a nice goodie bag. When our table was ready we were personally shown to our table where there was a fresh bottle of champagne waiting. You will also get Evian mineral water and soft drinks included with this package. We had good seats at the top. Service was brilliant. You’re not allowed to take pictures or videos. Truly an amazing performance. We watched the 11:30pm show which finished at 1pm. I would say when you leave the venue after the show and in need of a taxi, be warned all the taxi drivers which have their green lights on will rip you off. To give you an idea we paid €29 on the way to the venue which was a 30 minute drive on Uber. The taxi outside the venue charged us €80 for the same journey back. All the taxi drivers work together and they all keep together so don’t try and play them off. What I would suggest is all the bars are open to 2am, walk down the road to a bar away from the venue and have a drink to kill time then call a Uber and it will be a lot cheaper. Seriously stay away from the local taxi drivers which have their green lights on it’s all dodgy and cash only. The taxis are not governed after mid night and they can charge what they want.

The show and performers were wonderful! We were a bit crammed in though and it was hard to move once you got seated. But still a great experience j would recommend.

This was truly an amazing show. We did not come for dinner. We came to the show at 8, an hour early, and were seated up front. There was a band and several singers providing entertainment to the diners who arrived at 7. It seems that most came for the dinner as well. The cabaret was 90 minutes of fun, some frontal nudity and amazing costumes. Not to be missed.

This was such a great night out. Just a wonderful venue, great food and a brilliant show. You honestly cannot take your eyes off the show. The costumes are just amazing. Didn't have a clue what was going on most of the time, but it was a real spectacle. Didn't want it to end and will definitely go back

We were crammed in like sardines. Table was supposed to fit six. Our party of four joined an extremely selfish couple, who hogged most of the limited space we had. They totally obstructed our view, where we had to lay our head on the table in order to see. This made for a very unpleasant experience, which spoiled the show.

We booked the VIP experience and were treated like royalty. Led to a holding area with bubbles by the gift shop and finally up into the tented area with a perfect view of the stage. Staff were on hand to pour drinks and the show was magnificent!

Had I known, we would never have gone. It should be a highlight but the way they pack you into Moulin Rouge is just a joke! We got seats on the second tier after the main floor at a table for 6, side onto the stage, as all the tables were. The couple at the front of the table were OK, the other 4 jostled to see past them so only caught glimpses of what was going on. Once seated, you couldn’t move at all & no room to take your legs to the side of the chair so had to sit with your neck in a funny position for two hours!?! For what they charge you to get into the show, they could at least make it comfortable & so you can at least see the stage!? Big disappointment, like I say, should be a highlight but just another French rip off.

Don’t go! It wasn’t worth the money. It was cheesy and had no story line. It felt like something my 70-80 year old parents would have liked. We had the 3 course dinner and my husband’s stomach began hurting near the end of the show. So wouldn’t recommend the food either.

Simply breathtaking experience. The costumes were amazing and so much energy throughout. So many champagne bottles being popped before the show which was a sight in itself The Can Can was amazing and traditional and a must do Only shame was no actually singing. All mimed but still a truly memorable experience Also we did tur 23.30 show which was late but plenty of transport outside to get you home

Our evening started with a 50-minute wait in a hot, dull room, which set the tone for the night. Once we were finally seated, it felt like we were packed in like sardines—crammed together with four other people at a tiny table, leaving no room to move or even breathe comfortably. As for the show, it was mediocre at best. The dancers lacked synchronization and seemed to forget to smile while on stage. As a former dancer, I found it incredibly disappointing that out of 60 performers, only two stood out as remotely professional. The one saving grace was the costumes, which were truly stunning. However, it was clear that the production and direction fell far short of expectations, leaving the impression that the whole affair was more about milking money out of tourists than delivering a quality performance. Overall, a very disappointing experience.