This uninterrupted string of successes led the Lido to move from 78 Champs Elysées to 116 bis in 1977. The new cabaretis at the exit of the George V metro station, in the Normandie building, next to the largest cinema of the period.

The venue is a technological feat:

• 7,500 m² with 6 floors from the stage to the ceiling

• a 1,150-seat panoramic theatre designed without columns to ensure perfect visibility: a single, 45-meter-long prestressed concrete beam supports the entire structure.

• A giant elevator allows the orchestra section, where 300 guests dine, to sink 80 centimetres into the floor to further improve visibility for the show.

• The machinery is unique in the entire world and includes an ice rink, a water screen and a pool.

60 years after its creation, the Lido and its revue remain unrivalled symbols of Paris by night, a place for enchantment and beauty..