Do cabaret shows include dinner?

Many cabaret nights in Paris are sold as either a dinner-plus-show ticket or a show ticket alone. Some show tickets come with a drink, like champagne, but you can also buy options without that meal. If you do not book the dinner tier, you do not have to eat at the venue.

Places such as Moulin Rouge, Crazy Horse, and Lido 2 Paris set up their prices in a few different levels. Choosing a dinner package usually means better seats, nearer to the stage. It also includes a French meal served in several courses before the show starts. If you would rather eat somewhere else, you can still pick a show-only ticket, and most places let you into the room around 30 minutes before the performance begins.