Folies Bergère Tours and Tickets

Ticket prices for shows, concerts, and performances at Folies Bergère depend on the type of event and the seating selection. For example, in 2025, tickets for the ballet Giselle start at €30 (about US$27), while Macy Gray concert tickets range from €52 to €102.

Folies Bergère made its name as a French cabaret in the late 19th century, but today, the traditional venue hosts various shows. Recent performances include music concerts by French and international music stars, plays, musicals, ballet and contemporary dance performances, and stand-up comedy shows.

The theater has 1,552 seats across the ground-floor orchestra, first-floor balcony, and mezzanine. Tickets typically include four seating options: the most expensive for the central orchestra and the front rows of the balcony, and the cheapest for seating with an obscured view.

Yes. Children under 3 are not permitted at the theater unless attending a specific children’s event, in which case this is lowered to 1 year. An adult must accompany children under 13 years. Select events may be limited to adults or recommended for children over a certain age.

Yes, the theater is accessible to individuals with disabilities, but you should book tickets by phone or via the box office. There is a wheelchair-accessible entrance, ground-floor seating area, and restrooms, but no elevator access to the balcony and mezzanine. Sensory kits are also available for guests with sensory sensitivities.

Folies Bergère is located in the ninth arrondissement of Paris and is accessible by metro. The closest station is Cadet (7), a 5-minute walk from the venue, while Grands Boulevards (8, 9), Notre-Dame-de-Lorette (12), and Gare de L’Est (4, 5, 7, and TER/TGV trains) are within a 15-minute walk.