Paris: Crazy Horse Cabaret Show & Champagne

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Duration1h 30m

GroupUp to 10

Mobile ticketAccepted

The Crazy Horse's 65-Year Streak Still Stops the Room

You arrive at one of Paris's most storied cabarets and sit for a ninety-minute show built around the performers and choreography that made the Crazy Horse legendary. Depending on your package, you either watch with a drink in hand or add Champagne and canapés to the evening. The venue handles your coat, and the timing — two or three shows nightly depending on the day — fits around dinner or whatever comes next. No arrangements needed beyond choosing your show time and what you want to drink.

1h 30m

Step-by-step itinerary

Attend Crazy Horse Cabaret Show

Arrive near Alma Marceau metro
Choose ticket option
Attend show at selected time

The Experience

The spotlight cuts through the dark and the first silhouette hits the stage — you hear the gasp before you see what's happening. That's the Crazy Horse in Paris, and it's been doing this for nearly seven decades without losing the ability to make a room go quiet. The venue sits near Alma Marceau metro, a short walk from the Champs-Élysées, and the current show, Totally Crazy, is built around the cabaret's most legendary acts — the ones that actually changed what a Parisian stage could do. It's not a greatest-hits compilation; it's the creators themselves, the performers who made the place what it is, still moving the way they invented.

You pick your entry point depending on what you want the night to feel like. Show only means you arrive, sit, and watch for roughly ninety minutes. Or you can add half a bottle of regular Champagne and two drinks, which gives you something to hold and a reason to settle in. The third option — Millésime Champagne with sweet and savory canapés from a high-end Parisian patisserie — is the one that turns it into an actual evening, not just a show you attended. The timing works: Sunday through Friday there are two seatings at 8:30pm and 11pm, so you can eat dinner first or after. Saturday runs three shows at 7pm, 9:30pm and midnight, which means you can fit it around whatever else you're doing that night.

One thing to know upfront — the performance is provocative and includes partial nudity, which is kind of the point. The venue doesn't admit anyone under 16, and they ask for elegant attire: no shorts, no sportswear, no sport shoes. A tie and jacket aren't required, but you're not walking in wearing what you wore to the gym. The space is fully wheelchair accessible, and cloakroom service is included, so you're not managing a coat or a bag during the show. Public transport gets you there easily, and once you're inside, the production takes over.

What’s included

Your booking includes entry to the show, cloakroom service for your coat and belongings, and your choice of three packages: show only, show with half a bottle of regular Champagne or two drinks, or show with Millésime Champagne or two drinks paired with sweet and savory canapés from a Parisian patisserie. You choose your show time when you book.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleAccessible transportPublic transport nearby

Operated by Crazy Entertainement

Is this one for you?Right for anyone spending an evening in Paris who wants to see the cabaret that set the standard — the fixed show times mean you can plan the rest of your night around it, and the drink packages let you decide how much of the evening you want to linger.