Amsterdam: Coqtales Male Show Tickets & Girls Night Out

Summary

Unfiltered girls night out at Coqtales Amsterdam’s wildest stage

You’ll laugh too much, maybe blush once or twice, and definitely leave lighter after a night at Coqtales in Amsterdam. With interactive performances, drinks served right to your seat, and a crowd that feels like instant friends, this is more than just a show—it’s an experience you’ll talk about long after.

What’s the experience like?

“You’re not ready,” was the first thing our server whispered as we squeezed into our seats at Coqtales in Amsterdam. Honestly, I thought I’d seen it all after living in Berlin for a year, but this was something else. The lights were low but the energy was loud—like, you could feel it in your ribs. There’s this mix of perfume and cologne in the air (plus a little whiff of gin), and every table had women giggling or just wide-eyed. Our guide for the night—Li, with her quick Dutch jokes—kept us laughing before anything even started.

The show itself? It’s not like those awkward stag things you see in movies. These guys are dancers first, entertainers second—one of them did this slow-motion routine that had half the room holding their breath (I swear my friend nearly dropped her drink). And it’s interactive, so don’t expect to just hide in the back and watch. At one point they pulled us up for a little dance-off; I tried to say thank you in Dutch and Li burst out laughing—I probably butchered it. But honestly, no one cared about being cool here. You just go with it.

I didn’t expect to feel so…free? Like, there’s something about being surrounded by friends with no pressure except to have fun. The music is loud enough to drown out any self-consciousness, and everyone—from the waiters to the dancers—seemed genuinely happy we were there. It wasn’t sleazy or forced; it felt like Amsterdam doing what Amsterdam does best: letting people be themselves for a night. I still think about that last song when everyone was up dancing together under those pink lights—not sure if it was the cocktails or just good company that made me feel lighter walking home.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Attend Coqtales male show in Amsterdam

• Arrive at Coqtales venue
• Enjoy interactive male dance show
• Order refreshing drinks from waiters
• Watch diverse professional entertainers perform
• Participate in show interactions
• Celebrate with friends during the event

Top questions

Is Coqtales suitable for bachelorette parties?

Yes, Coqtales is popular for bachelorette parties and girls’ nights out.

Where is Coqtales located in Amsterdam?

The show is near De Bijenkorf in central Amsterdam.

Are drinks included with my ticket?

No, drinks are available for purchase during the show.

Is seating reserved at Coqtales?

Your ticket includes seating at the show.

Can you attend if you use a wheelchair?

Yes, Coqtales is wheelchair accessible.

Is public transportation nearby?

Yes, there are public transportation options close to the venue.

Are service animals allowed inside?

Yes, service animals are permitted at Coqtales.

How interactive is the male show?

The show is fully interactive; guests may be invited on stage or into performances.

What’s included

Your evening includes entry tickets to Amsterdam’s Coqtales male show with reserved seating so your group can relax together while enjoying the full performance—drinks can be ordered right from your table throughout the night.