Paris Crazy Horse Cabaret Show

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Wheelchair accessible

Public transportation options are available nearby

Transportation options are wheelchair accessible

All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Elegant attire is required; tie and jacket not necessary, however no shorts, short-pants, sport shoes or sportswear are allowed

Minimum age is 16 years

Health and savety measures are in place so you can enjoy the experience with confidence

Crazy Horse (formerly known as Crazy Horse Saloon) is a cabaret located at 12 avenue George V, in the Champs-Élysées district of Paris. It was founded by Alain Bernardin in 1951. The name "Crazy Horse" comes from the English name of the Sioux chief Thašunka Witko and subsequently became famous. It is one of the three great spectacles of Paris, alongside the Lido and the Moulin Rouge. The Crazy Horse show is known for its exquisite, elegant, and alluring performances, which are artistic displays incorporating the concepts of "sound, light, color, and nudity." The entire show is typically comprised of beautiful dancers with well-proportioned and consistent bodies, who use gorgeous and fantastic lights and smoke as their clothing, presenting a three-dimensional song and dance show that combines sound, light, and sensory effects under colorful lighting and music.

Children under 2 years will be considered as infant and entry will be free of cost.

Children between age 3 to 12 will be considered as child and charged child rate.

Children above age 12 will be considered as an adult and charged adult rate.