Compare Paris cabaret tickets & show comparisons
Compare Paris Cabaret Guide experiences side by side. Find the best fit for your itinerary, interests and travel time, with clear advice before booking.
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Moulin Rouge
Start here if the familiar Moulin Rouge spectacle is the reason you want to see cabaret. Choose your performance date first, then decide whether a fixed dinner schedule suits the rest of your day.
Keep in mind: Champagne, dinner and return transfers depend on the option. A show ticket is not a restaurant reservation and does not promise a particular table.
Read the guide and compare tickets →Crazy Horse
Choose Crazy Horse when visual composition and an intimate room matter more than a large stage. Compare show options with the Ginger restaurant package if you want dinner as well.
Keep in mind: This is adult cabaret with nudity. Check the minimum age and suitability directly. The Ginger dinner takes place at a restaurant, not automatically at your cabaret table.
Read the guide and compare tickets →Paradis Latin
Choose Paradis Latin if you want to build the evening around the Latin Quarter. A dinner package is useful when you want one main venue for the evening rather than a restaurant transfer.
Keep in mind: The evening revue L’Oiseau Paradis and the family production Mon Premier Cabaret are different shows. Premium seating and souvenir extras depend on the selected package.
Read the guide and compare tickets →La Nouvelle Eve
Compare La Nouvelle Eve with Moulin Rouge when staying around Montmartre and choosing between cabaret formats. Let the room, show and meal format lead your choice, rather than assuming every dinner show is interchangeable.
Keep in mind: Verify the performance calendar for your travel dates. A smaller venue does not automatically mean a guaranteed close-up table or a quieter atmosphere.
Read the guide and compare tickets →Mon Premier Cabaret
Start here when taking children to a Paris cabaret. The operator presents this as its family production; choose a performance and seat category that fit your children’s routine.
Keep in mind: The operator currently advertises a return on 25 October 2026. Check the live calendar rather than treating the listing as a promise of a performance today.
Read the guide and compare tickets →Madame Arthur
Choose Madame Arthur if live singing, drag performance and staying out afterwards are the attraction. Think of this as a nightlife choice rather than a substitute for a seated dinner revue.
Keep in mind: Standing admission and priority high-table seating are different options. Club access follows the selected night’s programme; verify age requirements and the end-of-night journey.
Read the guide and compare tickets →| Experience | Best for | Location | Planning allowance | Guide |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Moulin Rouge | A classic Paris revue | Montmartre, Paris | An evening | Compare tickets → |
| Crazy Horse | Artistic lighting and choreography | Avenue George V, Paris | An evening | Compare tickets → |
| Paradis Latin | A Latin Quarter dinner show | Latin Quarter, Paris | An evening | Compare tickets → |
| La Nouvelle Eve | A smaller Montmartre cabaret | Montmartre, Paris | An evening | Compare tickets → |
| Mon Premier Cabaret | A show designed for families | Paradis Latin, Paris | An afternoon | Compare tickets → |
| Madame Arthur | Live vocals and a club night | Pigalle, Paris | A late evening | Compare tickets → |
Detailed comparisons
Moulin Rouge vs Crazy Horse: Which Paris Cabaret Should You Book?
Choose Moulin Rouge for the classic large revue; choose Crazy Horse for a more intimate, visually focused adult cabaret. The right answer depends on the evening you want, not a universal ranking.
Read the guide →Moulin Rouge vs Paradis Latin: Shows, Dinner and Location
Choose between a Montmartre evening and a Latin Quarter evening, then compare the show and dinner options on equal terms.
Read the guide →Paris Cabaret Dinner Show vs Show Only: What Is Worth Booking?
A dinner package can simplify the evening, but show-only gives you more control over restaurant choice, timing and budget.
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