Paris cabaret shows use different venues, doors and arrival times. Find the right address, nearest metro, bus routes, airport approach, luggage rules and venue-specific access details before leaving your hotel.
Metro is usually the clearest choice. Each cabaret sits in a different district, so set the full venue address rather than searching only for “Paris cabaret”.
Use Metro line 2 for Moulin Rouge and La Nouvelle Eve. Use line 9 for Crazy Horse. Paradis Latin is near Cardinal Lemoine or Jussieu.
Moulin Rouge lists buses 30, 54, 68 and 74. A bus can suit a hotel on the same route or travellers avoiding stairs.
Useful for late departures, luggage before hotel check-in, or a direct trip across Paris. Give the driver the venue address, not only its name.
Walking works best within Montmartre and Pigalle for Moulin Rouge or La Nouvelle Eve. It also works from nearby central sights to Crazy Horse or Paradis Latin.
Paris Cabaret Shows is a category, not one building. Your ticket decides which entrance, show time and admission process apply.
The venue’s box office and entrance are at this Boulevard de Clichy address. Metro line 2 serves Blanche nearby.
Guests are asked to present themselves at Avenue George V before the performance. The ticket or e-ticket controls the curtain time.
Use the Rue du Cardinal Lemoine address. Ticket types have different arrival times, especially dinner and show-only offers.
La Nouvelle Eve is near Pigalle and Blanche stations. Entrance doors close 10 minutes before the show starts.
Do not travel to Moulin Rouge when your ticket is for a different cabaret. Check the full address, the selected date and the arrival instruction before setting off.
Check the line direction before boarding. Use the destination shown on platform signs, then confirm the final street address after leaving the station.
Use line 2 for Moulin Rouge at Blanche. La Nouvelle Eve lists Pigalle or Blanche as access points.
Alma-Marceau is a useful nearby Metro stop for Crazy Horse at 12 Avenue George V.
Cardinal Lemoine is listed as a short walk from Paradis Latin. Jussieu is another nearby option.
Use the RATP journey planner for live routing and service notices. Check again on the day, especially during events or engineering works.
These routes serve the Moulin Rouge area. Use live operator information to choose the correct direction and stop.
Useful if route 30 fits your hotel or onward plan. Check the live route before leaving.
These buses also serve the area. They can be easier than the Metro when a direct route is running well.
Buses can be delayed or diverted. Confirm the current stop and direction in the RATP journey planner.
These are route patterns, not timed itineraries. Use live service information for the exact trip.
| Starting point | Simple route | Why it works | Final step |
|---|---|---|---|
| Montmartre | Walk or line 2 to Blanche | Best for Moulin Rouge | Use 82 Boulevard de Clichy. |
| Pigalle | Walk to Rue Pierre Fontaine | Near La Nouvelle Eve | Check number 25. |
| Champs-Élysées area | Line 9 to Alma-Marceau | Useful for Crazy Horse | Walk to 12 Avenue George V. |
| Latin Quarter | Walk or line 10 | Best for Paradis Latin | Follow Rue du Cardinal Lemoine. |
| Central Paris | Metro by destination station | Avoids a long cross-city walk | Check line direction first. |
Airport travel depends on your arrival airport, terminal and hotel. A taxi can be simplest when you have luggage or a tight evening schedule.
Use the RATP journey planner with your airport, hotel and venue address. It will show the current airport connection and any transfer.
Show the driver the written venue address. A taxi removes the final transfer, but traffic can still affect arrival.
Immigration, baggage collection, airport walking, transport and hotel luggage all come before the venue. Drop bags first where practical, then travel with the ticket address saved offline.
Follow Metro signs before leaving to search for a bus or taxi rank.
Use Blanche, Alma-Marceau, Cardinal Lemoine, Jussieu or Pigalle as your destination.
Check the venue street and number after exiting the Metro.
Crowded pavements, hills, traffic lights and a large block can make an apparently short route slower than expected.
These venues suit a walk from nearby Montmartre or Pigalle addresses. They are not the same building.
Walk from nearby central areas only if your map confirms the right district. These two venues are far apart.
Getting close is usually easier than parking. Central Paris traffic controls can prevent an exact curbside stop.
Use 82 Boulevard de Clichy, 12 Avenue George V, 28 Rue du Cardinal Lemoine or 25 Rue Pierre Fontaine.
Choose and verify a public car park before leaving. Then plan the final walk to the venue.
Bus lanes, loading restrictions and traffic may change where a driver can stop.
A nearest station does not prove that every lift, exit and seating area works for your needs on the day.
Special access is available for people with reduced mobility. Wheelchair users should contact the venue before arrival.
Dedicated reduced-mobility access is available. Contact the venue before the performance.
A special welcome is available for people with reduced mobility. Contact the venue by email or phone, preferably 24 hours ahead.
Check lifts at your origin, interchange and destination station. Confirm the suitable entrance and seating arrangement before travel.
Security checks apply at venues. Large luggage can prevent admission, even when you have a valid ticket.
Backpacks, suitcases and bulky luggage are not accepted in the theatre or cloakroom. Small handbags are excepted. The cloakroom costs €2 per item.
The cloakroom costs €2 per item and is mandatory. Bulky luggage is forbidden.
The paid cloakroom does not accept backpacks, suitcases or other bulky luggage, except small handbags.
Moulin Rouge and La Nouvelle Eve require security controls. Refusal can lead to denied entry.
Save the ticket, venue address, show time and any meeting instruction before leaving. Bring your reservation number if you need box-office help.
Reaching the Metro station is not reaching the door. Add time for the final walk, checks and finding the correct queue.
Crazy Horse asks guests to arrive 45 minutes before the performance. La Nouvelle Eve closes doors 10 minutes before the show starts.
Moulin Rouge dinner is available from 19:00. Paradis Latin lists 19:30 arrival for dinner-show offers and 21:00 for standard show-only offers.
Use the venue street and number as the final check. A nearby Metro station or nightlife district is not enough.
This is the Moulin Rouge venue street. The correct address is number 82 in the 18th arrondissement.
Crazy Horse is at 12 Avenue George V in the 8th arrondissement, near the Alma-Marceau area.
Paradis Latin is at number 28. Cardinal Lemoine and Jussieu are useful Metro references.
La Nouvelle Eve is at number 25, near both Pigalle and Blanche Metro stations.
Blanche is the direct Metro reference for Moulin Rouge and a useful access point for La Nouvelle Eve.
A correct route only helps if it ends at the right door at the right time.
Confirm the date, venue, package and arrival time from the latest booking message.
Keep the street name and number available offline.
Look for service changes before starting the Metro or bus journey.
Leave suitcases and bulky backpacks at your hotel or luggage storage.
Keep a screenshot, reservation number and meeting instruction on your phone.
You may need the ticket, map, transport planner and venue contact details.
Use the full venue address from your ticket, not “Paris Cabaret Shows”.
Blanche, Alma-Marceau, Cardinal Lemoine, Jussieu or Pigalle may fit your venue.
Add time for the final walk, security, cloakroom and the correct entrance.