Show do Moulin Rouge com Ingresso para Cruzeiro no Rio Sena em Paris

The show was excellent, and it was great to take a bus tour of Paris's key attractions beforehand, learning their history with an audio guide. The amazing guide helped us get to the show quickly and comfortably, ensured we got in fast, and arranged for the bus to pick us up after the show and drop us off near our hotel.

An excellent performance, the venue was packed, and the dancers were fully immersed in their roles. Unfortunately, it was too late to book dinner. Two people shared a bottle of champagne.

The Moulin Rouge tickets purchased through the Klook platform had surprisingly good seats, right in the center, allowing us to thoroughly enjoy the entire show! The Moulin Rouge is truly an auditory and visual feast – a must-see when visiting Paris.

There's a dedicated shuttle from Sydney Square to the Moulin Rouge, which feels much safer than going by yourself. When entering, the tour guide even helped us communicate with the staff there to let us go in first. If you stay out late, you don't need to worry too much; there are buses available at night, and it's not as dangerous as people think, but you still shouldn't let your guard down. There's also a Seine River cruise ticket, and you can choose your preferred time to go, which is great.

The Moulin Rouge show I really wanted to see! It started late, but the fantastic performance kept my eyes glued to the stage the entire time. I was completely blown away by the highlight, the Can-Can performance! I'd love to see it again if I get the chance.

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

My husband and I spent nearly 20,000 yuan, only to be seated at a very awkward, cramped six-person long table, sandwiched between two unfamiliar groups of people. We couldn't face the stage directly and had to awkwardly twist our bodies to watch the performance. Our fee included one bottle of champagne. At our table, three separate groups of strangers shared an ice bucket with three bottles of champagne, but the waiter initially only opened one bottle for the six of us to share. This was strange and unreasonable, as each group consumed different amounts. Furthermore, there was no intermission during the show, so the other two bottles were never opened. Having seen the Crazy Horse show the day before, if I had to recommend one of the two—Moulin Rouge or Crazy Horse—I would instantly recommend Crazy Horse. Whether it's the seating comfort, the reasonableness of the champagne service, or the visual sophistication of the performance, Crazy Horse surpasses Moulin Rouge. If you enjoy acrobatics and don't prioritize dancer physique or dance uniformity, and have extra budget, you might consider Moulin Rouge. However, overall, I don't believe it's worth the price. Seating: Terrible ☹️ Service: Terrible 👎