Paris Paradis Latin Cabaret Show With Champagne

Well, I wanted to love this but I didn’t. I was seated in front of a pole. I’m 4’10” as it is so the pole didn’t help. I asked to be moved and was told no. Paying over $100 for no view, I’d rather spend that elsewhere. Show started slowly and there were a few fabulous dancers, and some not so fabulous but I assumed ya gotta start somewhere. There were some great singing voices throughout the show. The tub scene was fantastic and beautiful. Glad I went as I can say I did, but would choose something else if I had a do over.

We have been to many cabaret/burlesque shows and without any doubt this one is the best we have seen, our 'with champagne' seats were excellent (better than some dinner seats) and the acts/performances were extraordinarily good. One when we visited was one of the most dangerous ariel acts (with a lot of water and few clothes ) that i have seen. We had a great night. As a side note on the night we went there was drama in the audience as the couple next to us had an amazing but silent row, with vicious glances and both went home separately after the first act!!!

Overall a good experience to seethe show. Conveniently located, entertaining, good experience. It is a time well spent

We've been to Paris multiple times but never made it to a cabaret. This trip, we found the Paradis Latin, which was right next to our rental rather than out in Montmarte. My husband has some mobility issues so we invested in the pricey Napoleon package to get skip-the-line preferred seating/dinner rather than standing in long lines. We arrived at 7:30 as suggested (there were maybe 30 people in line) and were escorted immediately to our center-aisle seats, very close to the stage. (I had a hard time finding out what "gold square" seating meant--it appears to be the center rows in front of the stage.) Our names were on the seats so we could have come at 8. Our biggest criticism: they really pack you in. You are elbow-to-elbow knee-to-knee in every direction and, even seated in the front, it was awkward to see the stage around other people, let alone get in and out. The narrow tables barely hold your food and the hard-back seats are uncomfortable. The meal was better than expected, with several options for each of three courses, plus champagne and distilled water. Around 8 p.m., we heard singing above us on the balcony: the pre-show diva was dynamic and entertaining, surrounded by scantily clad performers. (Photos are allowed until the main show starts at 9:30.) The show itself was filled with glitzy costumes, shapely bodies, nudity and sexual innuendoes, humor and acrobatics. (We were surprised to see a few kids in the audience). There are about 15 different vignettes bombarding your senses in front, around you and from above. We particularly enjoyed the variation on the can-can; hilarious subtle diva Ava, "a clown in an evening gown," and fabulous acrobats Cecile and Roman, who made a bathtub remarkably sensual. All of a sudden, it was 11:30. We had been sitting (in uncomfortable chairs) for four hours, mostly happily. For us, for one time, it was a worthwhile splurge!

My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed this show. Our hotel referred it to us and they were spot on! We loved everything about it!