Moulin Rouge
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Prices & Opening Times
Prices
Show
From 88€ up to 210€ per person
Dinner+Show
From 225€ up to 445€ per person
Cloakroom service: 2€ (luggage not accepted)
Tickets Cancelation Policy
Non-refundable
Opening times
Show hours
9pm (entrance from 8.15pm)
11.30pm (entrance from 10.45pm)
Dinner+ Show
Dinner at 7pm and show at 9pm
Doors opening at 6.45pm
Show duration: Around 1h45m
Attention!
- Doors close 10 minutes before the show’s beginning. After this admission may be refused.
- After the show’s beginning entry will be refused without any refund.
Main scenes & Photos
Main scenes
- 1st Scene – The moulin rouge in the past and present, the moulin rouge forever
- 2nd Scene – The pirates
- 3rd Scene – At the circus
- 4rth Scene – The moulin rouge from 1900 to…
1st Scene – The moulin rouge in the past and present, the moulin rouge forever
2nd Scene – The pirates
3rd Scene – At the circus
4rth Scene – The moulin rouge from 1900 to…
Photos
How to get there
Location
82 Boulevard de Clichy
Transports
Subway: Blanche
Bus: 74, 95
Parking: Clichy Montmartre car park
Parking special packages
“Moulin Rouge Show” package: 5 € / 3H
“Moulin Rouge Dinner and Show” package: 8€ / 5H
Eat at the Moulin Rouge
Dinner menus: Toulouse-Lautrec (from 225€), Belle Epoque (from 260€), VIP (from 445€), , Child 6-12 (from 120€) and Vegetarian (from 225€), plus “A la Carte”.
Executive Chef: Arnaud Demerville
Etiquette & Other Info
Dress Code
Dress Code: Elegant attire
Shorts and short pants, and sports shoes and sportswear are not allowed
A tie and jacket are not necessary
Hat or cap must be removed when entering inside
Other Informations
- Children aged six and above are welcome, provided they are accompanied by an adult.
- Children under the age of 18 will not be provided with any alcoholic beverages.
- Be aware that the “Féérie” show includes segments featuring nudity of the performers.
History Timeline
6 October 1889 – Mr Oller and Mr Zidler founds the Moulin Rouge with the first French Cancan show
26 October 1890 – His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales (future Edward VII) attends a show at the Moulin Rouge during a private visit to Paris. When the dancer La Goulue recognizes him, she spontaneously exclaims from the stage the famous phrase, “Hey, Wales, the champagne’s on you!”
1891 – Toulouse-Lautrec’s first poster for the Moulin Rouge with the popular can-can dancer “La Goulue” (stage name of Louise Weber)
12 November 1897 – The Moulin Rouge closes because of the funeral of Charles Zidler.
29 November 1902 – Last ball at the Moulin Rouge, which is transformed into a concert theatre
1925 – The “Mistinguett” show
1939 – Mistinguett’s last show
1957 – Doris Haug creates the “Doriss Girls” at the Moulin rouge
1962 – Jacki Clerico becomes manager at the Moulin Rouge
1963 – “Frou Frou” show first success. Since then, Jacki Clerico, who was superstitious, only selects show titles that start with the letter “F.”
4 February 1982 – A one-off show by Liza Minnelli.
25 September 1984 – Frank Sinatra Gala
23 December 1999 – First performance of the new show “Féerie”
2019 – 130th anniversary
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Frequently Asked Questions
about the Moulin Rouge
The Moulin Rouge,located in Paris, is a renowned cabaret celebrated for its extravagant performances that encompass music, dance, and acrobatics.
Operating since 1889, this iconic establishment stands as one of Paris’s prime tourist destinations.
The Moulin Rouge offers two shows per night, at 9:00 PM and 11:00 PM.
The shows last approximately two hours.
Find all the information on our Snapshot section under “Prices & Opening Times”
Yes, it is highly recommended to book your tickets in advance, especially during peak tourist seasons.
Given the Moulin Rouge’s immense popularity, shows tend to sell out rapidly.
The Moulin Rouge is located in the Montmartre district of Paris.
The nearest metro station is Blanche, which is on line 2. Pigalle and Abbesses train stations are also close by.
The Moulin Rouge is also a short walk from the Sacré-Coeur basilica (15 min walk)
The Moulin Rouge does not have its own parking facilities.
The Moulin Rouge does not have its own parking facilities. However, you can park in Car park Clichy Montmartre at a special rate.
There are also public transportation options available for convenient access to the venue.
Find all the information on our Snapshot section under “How to get there”
The dress code for the Moulin Rouge is elegant attire.
This means no shorts, flip-flops, or sportswear.
Men should dress in smart-casual clothing (not required to wear a tie and jacket).
No, photography and video recording are not permitted during the show
The minimum age for the show is six years old.
Be aware that the “Féérie” show contains scenes featuring nudity.
Furthermore, it is important to mention that alcoholic beverages will not be provided to individuals below 18 years of age.
No, outside beverages are not allowed inside the Moulin Rouge.
However, the venue offers a selection of drinks for purchase to enhance your experience.