Worth a visit! Seats are assigned just as you’re about the enter the main hall. Read about how slipping the guy in charge of assigning the seating plan some money might help you get a better spot, but we didn’t try. We gotta table towards the back of the hall but the experience was still great. Shared the small table of 6 with another 2 couples but no issue. Once the show starts it really doesn’t matter. Should be able to get a good view from anywhere in the hall.

My entire family visited Moulin Rouge and we had an awesome experience. Order everything early online. I recommend ordering wine/champagne with your table! Realize it’s a can-can cabaret with topless females, but it’s very professional. We were surprised that they had performers between acts.. sort of like the old American vaudeville shows. We bought a couple of the old cabaret MR posters on our way out...

Excellent! An amazing place. The show was slick and professional, the staff friendly and the atmosphere wonderful. We were shown to our seats and given champagne. A fantastic evening. I would ignore the dress code though as we dressed as requested but many had jeans and trainers on!

Enjoyed very much amazing World’s biggest cabaret. Cosy ambiance and great atmosphere takes you back to 19 century romantic incredible venue. SPECTACULAR!!! Stage, red colours, setting and decor are very impressive. Dazzling costumes, gorgeous dancers synchronized their act and music to perfection. Food was delicious and champagne very tasty. Magnificent place creates divine memories to remember incredible night forever. Words cannot describe this fantastic show, you have to treat yourself to delightful night and experience for yourself beautiful, unforgettable, lovely spectacle in city of L❤️VE

Show was excellent and after the weird waiting in a hall part it was very good to be shown to a table. Would have given 5 stars if not for the ridiculous non enforced dress code policy. We booked tickets in the box office the day before and the signs indicate no flip flops or sandals which is fair enough. I asked about the blue training shoes I was wearing and was told (after we had bought the tickets) that I would need shoes. My wife panicked and also thought she would need shoes and so we went out to buy us each a pair of formal shoes plus a dress for my wife. Turns out it’s complete bullsh*t as a good 40% of people were either wearing trainers or sandals. If you are going to have this policy enforce it, if not then don’t tell people to go and purchase things that aren’t necessary!