choosing your ticket
Show only, dinner or the Napoléon VIP: choosing
Three tickets to the same 9:30pm curtain, and what actually changes between them.
Choose your Paradis night ↗The three tickets
| Ticket | Arrival | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Show only | About 9pm | Guests who've already eaten |
| Dinner and the revue | 7:30pm | A full evening out |
| Napoléon dinner and the revue | 7:30pm | Best tables, top menu |
The show-only ticket
Called from around 9pm, with a glass of Champagne (or two soft drinks) and no dinner. It's the ticket for guests who've eaten elsewhere and want the 9:30pm curtain on its own.
Dinner and the revue
Called from 7:30pm, with a three-course dinner from 8pm on the Eiffel or Prestige menu, then the same 9:30pm curtain — the standard way to see Paradis Latin as a full evening.
The Napoléon dinner and the revue
The same arrival and the same curtain, with the Napoléon menu's Pierre Hermé desserts, Champagne Bollinger, skip-the-line entry and GOLD-category seats. It's sold as its own GetYourGuide listing rather than an upgrade added at checkout.
If you've already eaten in Paris
The show-only ticket saves the evening for the revue itself and suits a later dinner elsewhere in the Latin Quarter beforehand — just note the later, 9pm arrival call.
If it's a full night out
Most first-time visitors book dinner and the revue together: one seating, one room, no need to plan a second restaurant before or after.
If it's a celebration
The Napoléon tier is the one built for marking an occasion — the best table in the room, the top dessert, and the same show everyone else in the house is watching.