Question 1

How long is the show, and when does it start?

Accepted Answer

The performance itself runs about an hour on the restaurant and premium tickets, and the whole evening takes between one and two and a half hours depending on the ticket. Starting times for your date appear when you check availability, so choose your slot there.

Question 2

Are tapas and drinks part of the show ticket?

Accepted Answer

No, the show ticket is for admission. You can order tapas and drinks at the venue, as long as you order before the performance begins, because nothing is served to order once it has started. The restaurant ticket adds a dinner before the show.

Question 3

Who performs?

Accepted Answer

The whole cast takes part: dancers, a singer and a guitarist. The dancers start with a short scene, the singer and guitarist join, there is a guitar solo and then each dancer performs a solo piece. Guests mention both a male and a female dancer.

Question 4

Can I cancel if my plans change?

Accepted Answer

Yes, up to 24 hours before the start, and the full amount comes back. You can also hold a seat today and pay later, which helps while the rest of your trip is still moving.

Question 5

Is it suitable for children?

Accepted Answer

All ages are welcome on the evening, although the setting suits children from 8, and the restaurant ticket is not suited to children under 8. The performance is mostly visual, with announcements in Spanish and English.

Question 6

Is the venue wheelchair accessible?

Accepted Answer

The show ticket and the restaurant ticket are both marked wheelchair accessible, and the restaurant ticket lists accessible facilities for guests with reduced mobility. The premium ticket’s hotel transfer is not wheelchair accessible.

Question 7

Is the dinner worth adding?

Accepted Answer

Guests on the restaurant ticket praise the service and the tapas, and a few say the dinner is good rather than special, so the show is the reason to book. Choose it if you want one table and a fixed order for the night, with menu options including dietary ones.

Question 8

Does it feel like a show for tourists?

Accepted Answer

Guests describe passionate performers and an intimate setting, and some say it felt like more than a show for visitors. A few mention that the best views are near the front, which is a good reason to book early.

Ticket	Food and drink
Show ticket	Order tapas and drinks at the venue before the show begins
Restaurant and show	Dinner in the lounge or on the terrace, then the show
Premium seating	A welcome cocktail; extra drinks not included

Ordering before the curtain: tapas, drinks and the one rule

The rule

On the show ticket

On the restaurant ticket

On the premium ticket

What guests say

Dietary needs

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