Moulin Rouge
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I'll be a third party, and summarize what I have read here (I have been to Paradis Latin)...meal is overpriced, so if you plan on going, eat elsewhere and go to a late show.
As for the show...expect to see lots of tourists.
It trades on the image of..if in Paris, it is one of THE places to go, but those days are gone...a last remaining remnant of the Paris that was...dinner at Maxim's, Moulin Rouge, etc..
I've been to one cabaret, I've checked it off my list.
But people here do go (along with Crazy Horse, Lido) and have enjoyed. So if it is really one of your dreams...
As for the show...expect to see lots of tourists.
It trades on the image of..if in Paris, it is one of THE places to go, but those days are gone...a last remaining remnant of the Paris that was...dinner at Maxim's, Moulin Rouge, etc..
I've been to one cabaret, I've checked it off my list.
But people here do go (along with Crazy Horse, Lido) and have enjoyed. So if it is really one of your dreams...
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Las Vegas style show with quite bad and expensive food. If, for some reason, you want to see it - definitle eat elsewhere. But - really no need to see it unless you're mad for that type of vaudeville show.
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I haven't been dinner there, but saw the show. I wasn't really impressed. Yeah, I had a good time because I traveled with a fun crew and it was cool to see the famous building, but don't expect to see the most amazing show on earth.
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Didn't have dinner but saw the show and even at that, was amazed at how expensive it is for something so incredibly boring and tacky. Will never go back and when friends come over to Europe to visit and I meet them in Paris I refuse to go, I prefer ballet or things like U2 concerts or even Riverdance at Bercy.