Moulin Rouge: 21:00 or 23:00 show?

People searching for Moulin Rouge tickets are choosing between three start times for one show. The revue is Féerie, in the same room at 82 Boulevard de Clichy, with a cast the listing puts at 80, including 60 dancers. The house says it lasts about 1 hour 40 minutes.

Every rate includes half a bottle of champagne per person. The room is listed at 850 seats, and a head waiter gives you a table when you arrive, so you cannot choose or know your seat in advance at any sitting. The minimum age is 6 throughout.

The price rule is also the same. The official ticket started from €160 in the catalogue on 4 October 2026, it is flagged as dynamically priced, and it cannot be refunded or exchanged.

The house publishes arrival times for each sitting and an end time for the first two. For the late show we have worked from the stated length of the revue. The catalogue allows two hours for the visit, so allow for 01:00 at the outside.

Blanche station (line 2) is across the road. After the 19:00 and 21:00 sittings that settles the question on any night of the week.

After the 23:00 show it does not. The Paris metro closes at around 01:15 on most nights and about an hour later on Fridays and Saturdays, and the last trains through any given station pass before that. Our data does not include the last departure from Blanche, so check it with the transport operator for your date, including any connection you need, or plan on a taxi.

Two packaged products in the catalogue include a ride after the show. Both drop you at one of five fixed stops (Opéra, Arc de Triomphe and Champs-Élysées, Montparnasse, Bastille, Eiffel Tower). Hotels are not served.

The 21:00 show suits a first visit, anyone relying on public transport and families with children aged 6 or older, though an end at 22:45 is still late for a young child. It leaves time for an early dinner nearby beforehand.

The 23:00 show suits people who want a full restaurant dinner somewhere of their own choosing first. You do not need to be at the door until 22:45. It is the wrong sitting with children and for anyone with an early start the next morning.

The 19:00 dinner show suits those who want the whole evening in one room. You choose between the Toulouse-Lautrec, Belle Époque and vegetarian menus, and the champagne is still included. We have not eaten there and cannot say how the food tastes. What the sheet shows is the time: you are seated for about four hours.

Two other products put you in the same room with free cancellation up to 24 hours before. Both cost more and both take the choice of sitting away from you.