Moulin Rouge Show with Seine River Cruise Ticket in Paris

Excellent show! It was great to take the bus tour past key Parisian sights beforehand and learn their history with the audio guide. The awesome guide helped us get to the show quickly and comfortably, get in fast, and arranged for the bus to pick us up after the show and take us to locations nearest our hotel.

A very good performance, the whole house was full and the dancers were very engaged in the performance. Unfortunately it was too late to make a dinner reservation. Two people received a bottle of champagne.

We bought the Moulin Rouge through the Klook platform. The location was surprisingly good. It was in the center, so we enjoyed the whole show very much! The Moulin Rouge is really an auditory and visual feast ~ a must-see if you come to Paris.

There is a special bus from Sydney Square to the Moulin Rouge, which makes me feel much more at ease than going by myself. When entering, the tour leader will also help us communicate with the people on site to let us go first. If you see it very late, don’t worry too much. There are buses available at night. It’s not as dangerous as everyone thinks, but you still can’t relax. There is a Seine River cruise ticket, and you can choose the time you like, which is very good.

The Moulin Rouge performance that I really wanted to see~~ I couldn't take my eyes off the fantastic performance even though it started late. I was completely swept away by the highlight, the cancan performance~~^^ I want to see it again next time I get the chance~~^^

A bit expensive but show was okay. Booked through Klook.

My husband and I spent almost $20,000 NTD (approximately $625 USD), and we were seated at a very marginal and super small six-person long table, squeezed between two groups of strangers, which was very strange. We couldn't face the stage directly and had to awkwardly twist our bodies to watch. Our fee included one bottle of champagne, but our table, which had three groups of strangers sharing one ice bucket with three bottles of champagne, was only given one bottle to start with. So, six strangers at our table were sharing one bottle, and the amount each group drank varied, which was odd and unreasonable. Also, there was no intermission during the show, so there was no time to open the other two bottles. I saw the Crazy Horse show the day before, and if I had to recommend one over the other, Moulin Rouge or Crazy Horse, I would instantly recommend Crazy Horse. Whether it's seat comfort, the rationality of champagne consumption, or the visual sophistication of the performance, Crazy Horse surpasses Moulin Rouge. If you like acrobatics and don't require dancers with great figures and dance uniformity, and have a surplus budget, you can consider seeing Moulin Rouge, but overall, I don't think it's worth the price. Seats: Terrible ☹️ Service: Terrible 👎