Ticket for Scandal Dinner Show in Santa Cruz de Tenerife

Scandal Dinner Show turns dinner into late-night theater, with burlesque, live singing, dance, comedy, and a multi-course meal at GF Victoria in Costa Adeje. I like the mix of adult entertainment and haute cuisine, plus the fact that wine, beer, soft drinks, and water are included.

I also like the easy timing: a 8:30 pm start and a total length of about two and a half hours. The main catch is shared tables, and the show is for adults only, so it suits a night out with an open-minded partner or friends better than a quiet meal.

Key points

• A full dinner show: Enjoy several savory courses and dessert while performers bring burlesque, music, dance, humor, and live vocals to the room.
• Platinum or Gold seating: Platinum tables have the best location, while Gold tables sit behind them.
• Shared seating: Your table may include other ticket holders, which can add a social feel but offers less privacy.
• Drinks included: Dinner comes with wine, water, soft drinks, and beer.
• Adult dress code: Men must wear long trousers, and swimwear is not allowed.
• Plan dietary needs early: Vegetarian, celiac, and allergen options are available if requested at least 24 hours ahead.

What happens at GF Victoria at 8:30 pm

You arrive at GF Victoria, at C. Fernando Lopez Arvelo, 1, in Costa Adeje. The show begins at 8:30 pm and finishes back at the same meeting point after roughly two hours and 30 minutes.

This is not a simple cabaret with snacks served at the side. The evening is built around a proper dinner, with each course contributing to a long, social night. The entertainment uses several forms of performance at once: burlesque styling, dance, live voice, music, stage sparkle, and humor.

That mix matters. If you want a formal concert where you sit quietly and focus on one singer, this will feel too busy. If you enjoy a dinner that keeps changing pace, the format gives you plenty to watch between courses.

The show is intended only for adults. The tone is sensual, playful, and open-minded rather than family-oriented. It is described as suitable from age 21, so I would choose it for a birthday, couples’ night, or a group that wants something more theatrical than a standard restaurant meal.

The dinner menu, from ceviche to chocolate

The sample menu gives you a good idea of the kitchen’s direction. The first starter is cherne ceviche with yuzu and passion fruit. Cherne is a fish associated with the Canary Islands, while yuzu and passion fruit add sharp citrus and tropical notes.

A second starter is pumpkin cream in textures with citrus. This suggests a more composed presentation than an ordinary bowl of soup, with pumpkin served in different forms and citrus used to keep the dish from feeling heavy.

The main courses include cod with prawn and Thai sauce, followed by an oriental bird stick with Mexican touches. The menu moves across several flavor traditions, so you should expect creative combinations rather than a strictly Canarian meal.

Dessert is a chocolate stiletto, an especially fitting finish for a burlesque production. The playful shape ties the food to the stage theme instead of treating dessert as an unrelated final course.

The menu is listed as a sample, so individual dishes may change. That is worth keeping in mind if you are booking mainly for one particular plate. The stronger reason to choose this ticket is the combination of food and performance, not a promise of a fixed restaurant menu.

Drinks are part of the ticket

During dinner, wine, water, soft drinks, and beer are served. That inclusion makes the advertised price easier to assess because you are not starting with a dinner ticket and then adding every drink separately.

One useful tip is to mention your preference clearly when you arrive. A direct note from the evening suggests that soft white wine may be available, which could help if you prefer a lighter pairing than the main wine selection. The supplied details do not specify quantities or brands, so do not book this as a tasting event.

The drinks also help the evening feel like a complete night out rather than a stage performance with a meal attached. You can settle in, eat, watch, and socialize without having to keep reaching for your wallet.

Platinum and Gold seating explained

The two ticket categories are simple. Platinum tables have the best location, while Gold tables are behind the Platinum section.

The exact table map is not provided, so you should not assume that Platinum means a private table, a front-row seat, or a guaranteed unobstructed view. It means the preferred seating area. Gold can still work well if you care more about the show and dinner than being closest to the action.

All tables can be shared with other people. This is one of the most important practical details. If you are expecting an intimate dinner for two, shared seating may change the feel of the night. If you like meeting people and chatting between performances, it can add to the social energy.

For a special birthday or anniversary, Platinum is the safer choice if the budget allows. For a more casual evening, Gold offers the basic experience while placing you behind the preferred tables.

The show’s tone: sensual, funny, and social

The production blends burlesque with music, dance, live vocals, humor, and theatrical sparkle. The aim is not shock for its own sake. The tone is sensual and cheeky, with enough humor to keep the evening light.

A memorable evening can include dancing with members of the staff when the room opens up socially. Birthday celebrations may also be acknowledged without turning the occasion into an embarrassing public performance. That is useful if you want a birthday moment but do not want a long stage ceremony centered on you.

The entertainment works best for people who enjoy audience participation and a relaxed attitude. You might find the show too suggestive if you prefer conventional dinner theater. On the other hand, if you want a polished adult night with a playful edge, the format should suit you well.

The description promises several kinds of performance, but it does not provide a performer lineup or guide names. This is a stage production rather than a guided tour, so you are buying the atmosphere and program rather than personal commentary from a host.

Is $113.19 a fair price?

At $113.19 per person, this is not a budget dinner. The value comes from putting several evening expenses into one ticket: admission, a multi-course meal, and alcoholic and nonalcoholic drinks.

You are also paying for a produced show in a hotel setting, with lighting, costumes, music, and a planned service schedule. That makes the price easier to justify for a celebration or a night when you want one organized activity rather than separate dinner and entertainment plans.

I would compare it with what you would otherwise spend on a good dinner, several drinks, and a ticketed performance. If you only want a meal, the price may feel high. If you want a full evening built around entertainment, the package offers better value.

The maximum group size is 220 people. That tells you this is a large production, not a small cabaret room. Platinum seating becomes more appealing if you dislike being far from the action, while Gold is better for keeping the cost down within the same event.

Dress properly for this adult evening

The dress code is elegant casual. Men must wear long trousers, and swimwear is not allowed.

That is a clear sign that beachwear is not appropriate, even though Costa Adeje is a resort area. You do not need to treat the evening like a black-tie event, but you should arrive in neat evening clothes rather than shorts, a swimsuit, or pool attire.

This detail is easy to overlook if you spend the afternoon by the water. Give yourself time to change before the 8:30 pm start. The dress rule is practical as well as visual, since the setting combines hotel dining with a stage production.

Dietary requests need 24 hours

Vegetarian, celiac, and allergen options are available on request. Any menu changes must be communicated at least 24 hours before the show.

Do not wait until dinner service to explain a serious allergy. Give the provider the information in advance so the kitchen has time to prepare. The supplied details do not describe the exact substitutions, so ask clearly about your needs when arranging the booking.

The same rule applies to vegetarian and celiac requirements. A general dislike of one ingredient may not require the same planning, but a medical restriction does. Keep your request specific and early.

Getting there and planning the night

The meeting point is GF Victoria, C. Fernando Lopez Arvelo, 1, 38660 Costa Adeje, Santa Cruz de Tenerife. The location is near public transportation, but transportation to the venue is not included.

You need to make your own way there and back. There is no air-conditioned vehicle as part of the experience, which is not a major issue for a show based at one hotel, but it matters if you were expecting a pickup from another resort area.

Since the show ends at the original meeting point, you can arrange your return journey in advance. An 8:30 pm start also gives you time for an early snack or a relaxed change of clothes, though the included dinner is intended to carry the evening.

Confirmation arrives at booking, and the experience accepts mobile tickets. Keep the ticket accessible on your phone and check the meeting address before leaving.

Who will enjoy Scandal Dinner Show most

I would recommend this for adults who want a planned evening with food, alcohol, music, and theatrical entertainment in one place. It works particularly well for:

• Couples looking for a playful night out
• Friends celebrating a birthday
• Visitors who enjoy burlesque and audience-friendly humor
• Diners who like trying inventive international flavor combinations
• People who do not mind sharing a table

I would be more cautious if you need privacy, dislike sensual performance, or have a strict food requirement that was not arranged ahead of time. The large capacity and shared tables also make this less suitable for someone searching for a quiet, personal dinner.

The strongest praise from the available feedback centers on the atmosphere, the quality of the food service, and the way the show appeals across age groups without becoming heavy or awkward. One particularly practical suggestion is to allow extra time afterward if you want to keep the mood going, since an informal after-party atmosphere may continue for at least an hour.

Booking and cancellation advice

This experience is booked an average of 23 days ahead, so I would not leave a preferred date or Platinum seating until the last minute. The maximum capacity is 220, but a popular evening can still affect your choice of ticket area.

You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before the local start time. Changes or cancellations made less than 24 hours ahead are not accepted for a refund, so check your schedule before booking and keep the cutoff in mind.

Should you book Scandal Dinner Show?

Book it if you want a polished adult night that combines burlesque, live performance, a creative multi-course dinner, and drinks without arranging each part separately. The included wine, beer, soft drinks, and water add real value to the $113.19 price, especially for a celebration.

Choose Platinum if seating position matters, and choose Gold if you are happy sitting behind the preferred tables. Most importantly, accept the shared-table format and the sensual, humorous tone before you book. If those fit your idea of a good evening, Scandal Dinner Show offers a lively change from a normal Costa Adeje restaurant meal.

FAQ

Where does the Scandal Dinner Show take place?

It takes place at GF Victoria, C. Fernando Lopez Arvelo, 1, 38660 Costa Adeje, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain.

What time does the show start?

The show starts at 8:30 pm local time.

How long does the experience last?

The dinner show lasts approximately two hours and 30 minutes.

Is the show suitable for children?

No. This is an adults-only activity.

What does the ticket include?

The ticket includes admission, dinner, wine, water, soft drinks, and beer.

Are vegetarian or allergy-friendly meals available?

Vegetarian, celiac, and allergen options are available if requested in advance. Menu adaptations must be communicated at least 24 hours before the show.

Are the tables private?

No. All tables may be shared with other people.

What should I wear?

The dress code is elegant casual. Men must wear long trousers, and swimwear is not permitted.

What is the difference between Platinum and Gold tickets?

Platinum tables have the best location. Gold tables are positioned behind the Platinum tables.

Is transportation included?

No. You must make your own way to and from GF Victoria. The venue is near public transportation.