Tours and Tickets to Experience Chez Ali

There are plenty of ways to experience Chez Ali. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Chez Ali Fantasia Folklore Show Ticket with Moroccan Dinner
• Marrakech: Traditional Moroccan Dinner and Folklore Show (Fantasia)
• Moroccan Dinner and Show at Fantasia Restaurant in Marrakech
• Skip the line at CHEZ ALI MARRAKECH : Fantazia Show
• Marrakech Moroccan Dinner and Live Cultural Show

The price to visit Chez Ali depends on what you’re booking—the restaurant offers various packages, such as dinner and the show for €55 per person. You can also book a tour that includes dinner, the show, and transfers from your accommodation in Marrakech, which currently start around €60.

The performances at Chez Ali start at around 8pm, while dinner is being served to guests. The second part of the evening is an arena show, which begins after dinner around 10.30pm. The show takes place outside, so bring warm clothing if it’s cold out.

No, not all of Chez Ali is wheelchair accessible. Staff can assist anyone with mobility issues, but it’s advisable to arrive early enough to make sure that you have a comfortable experience and can seek help with accessibility.

No, the Chez Ali show isn’t ideal for most kids due to the late start and finish time—it ends beyond midnight. The performances themselves would be entertaining for children, but the timing rules this out as an activity for most younger visitors.

Yes, the Chez Ali show is worth it if you enjoy the type of organized group show mainly for tourists. Dinner is provided, alcohol is for sale, and you are treated to an amazing performance with dancers, musicians, horseback riders, belly dancers, and plenty more to keep you entertained.