Crazy Horse Cabaret Tours and Tickets

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Tickets to a show at the Crazy Horse Cabaret without any extra services currently start at €119 (roughly US$128.60) per person for an unrestricted view. The venue offers a wide variety of packages, from show tickets and champagne for €139 per person (US$150) to a full dinner, champagne, and a private tour for €365 (US$394) per person.

This landmark cabaret offers two show times during the week and three on Saturday nights. Choose an 8pm or 10:30pm show time Sunday–Friday, or a 7pm, 9:30pm, or 12am start on Saturday. Plan to arrive 30 minutes before the show time to enjoy the burlesque warm-up act. The shows last about 1.5 hours.

Though there is no official dress code, the cabaret suggests that attendees wear elegant attire and avoid athletic wear, flip-flops, and shorts. The atmosphere is generally casual at the earlier shows and dressier later in the evening. You may be on your feet while you wait to enter the seated show, so choose comfortable shoes.

Yes, you must be at least 16 to attend a show; minors under 18 must be accompanied by a parent. Crazy Horse shows are lighthearted but contain nudity and can be somewhat sexually explicit, so they aren’t considered family-friendly. You can watch videos on the venue’s website to judge if the show is appropriate for younger travelers.

No, photography and videography are strictly forbidden during a performance at Crazy Horse. Audience members can take photos and videos of the venue before the show begins or book a VIP behind-the-scenes tour to meet a performer and admire the sets backstage. Photos and videos are allowed with some restrictions during private tours.