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Huge savings on this fantastic dinner & show!!
Along with the Folies-Bergère and the Moulin-Rouge, the Crazy Horse (est. 1951) is one of the Holy Trinity of Parisian cabarets. This ticket is valid for the Crazy Horse Show on your chosen date and includes 1/2 bottle of Champagne. It also includes dinner at Chez Francis, Fermette Marbeuf, Fouquet's, Pershing Hall or a Dinner-Cruise with Bateaux Mouches, either before or after the show, depending on your choice of day and time.
Your Dinner Show Includes:
The Show
1/2 bottle of champagne OU 2 drinks by person
Dinner : 3 course meal, ½ bottle of wine, ½ bottle of water, coffee
Your evening planning**:
Show
Dinner
From Sunday to Friday
20:15
22:15
22:45
20:30
Saturday
19:00
21:00
21:30
19:30
23:45
21:30
Dinner-Cruise with Bateaux Mouches - Available from 1st of January 2018!
Weekdays
Show at 23:00
Dinner-Cruise at 23:00
Saturdays
Show at 00:00
Dinner-Cruise at 19:30
Monday and Tuesday shows at 23:00 are £162.64 instead of £180.71
** The time you are going to select for your booking is the time of the show, not the time of the dinner.
Why not combine your visit to Crazy Horse with other famous attractions and activities in Paris such as a tour using Big Bus Paris
The Hornblower Jazzy Champagne Brunch Cruise is a feast for all of your senses while on the New York Harbor in a luxurious yacht.
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