I've been to Paris four times, my friend has been three, yet there was still so many things we hadn't done. We decided another trip was in order so we booked a long weekend at the being of July and Moulin Rouge was on our itinerary from quite early on due to the raving reviews it had always received from people we know. ~Options~ After quite a bit of research I found viator to be the cheapest place to book tickets from. The options are: 9pm Show and Champagne - From £82 11pm Show and Champagne - From £82 7pm Dinner & Show: Toulouse - From £137 7pm Dinner & Show: Belle - From £156 We paid £156 each for the show and ...  Read the complete review

I have just returned from Paris, during which we spent a night at the Moulin Rouge. What a huge disappointment! Let me start by saying that I have heard very positive reviews about the show at the Moulin Rouge from family and friends - so I'm not sure whether we just went on a bad night or what, but the show was a shambles! We decided not to eat at the venue but to eat at one of the many restaurants outside, so I cannot comment on the quality of the food. When we arrived, we were shown in quickly and efficiently to our table which happened to be right at the very back of the auditorium and was incredibly cramped. Our chairs faced outwards (not ...  Read the complete review

As a surprise for my Mum and my sisters and I, my Dad booked tickets for us all to go to see the Moulin Rouge as part of our weekend away to celebrate Mum and Dad's silver wedding anniversary. We had dinner in the hotel which was 'average' (see review). From our hotel we got a taxi which was 30euros for a 5 seater. We were booked into the 11pm showing and were advised to arrive by 10.30pm. We had to queue outside but it was a warm evening so this was not a problem, and the queue soon moved inside. Once inside we bought a programme for 8euros, which is about average for a show, even though it is quite expensive. Non of us had any expectations of the evening as ...  Read the complete review