The show ticket on this site
The show at Benidorm Palace on your chosen date. You can cancel until 24 hours before, or pay later.
Open the booking page ↗Why a revue
Why a revue suits a night in Benidorm
Many acts, no plot
A revue is a run of separate numbers with a loose theme, not one story. You do not need to follow a plot or know a language, and when one act is not for you, the next is already on its way. That is why a table of mixed ages and tastes can enjoy the same evening.
A theatre with its own history
Benidorm Palace opened on 12 July 1977 and has been rebuilt and refreshed since, most visibly in 2005, when the mirror-clad front arrived. Its stage has hosted ballet, orchestras, concerts and galas as well as the regular revue, and the building is as much a part of the evening as the cast.
A night for any language
This season's production, Trivium, is built from music, dance and visual storytelling, and the venue describes it as made for an international audience of all ages. Guests from the UK, Germany and elsewhere write about dancers, acrobats and a magician, and about costumes and choreography.
How a revue night unfolds
The shape of a revue night
A revue strings separate numbers together instead of telling one story, so the evening moves between ensemble dances, individual acts and a big finish. Productions change with the season, which means this is the shape of the night, not a running order.
- 01
The front of the house
Steps lead up to glass doors under a curved front of polished metal. Inside, staff direct you to your table, and a photographer is among the services the venue lists.
- 02
The room
A large theatre with a big stage and seating on several levels. Show-only tables may be shared, and the venue sells reserved tables and dinner packages separately.
- 03
The ensemble numbers
Dancers in colourful costumes carry the evening. Guests praise the choreography, the songs and the polish of the production.
- 04
The acrobats
Between the dances come the specialists. Guests mention acrobats among the acts, and a revue uses them to change the pace.
- 05
The magic
A magician is part of the bill, as guests describe it. This season, a young magician who has lost his magic gives the production its thread.
- 06
The last number
A revue closes on its biggest number. Fix your way home before the lights go down, because the show is an evening-into-night outing.
Acts and their order change from season to season. Your booking page and the venue are the final word on this season.
What your ticket holds
What this ticket covers, and what it doesn't
Six things worth knowing before you pay, so the night holds no surprises.
- The show
- The booking is for the show at Benidorm Palace, listed at about two and a half hours in all. The booking calendar and your confirmation show the start time for your date.
- Your language
- The production is built from music, dance and visuals, so the evening does not depend on Spanish. The booking page and this site come in your language and currency.
- Food and drink
- Do not assume dinner or drinks come with your ticket. Read the inclusions of the option you choose. The venue sells dinner packages itself, and guests describe food and drink on the night as add-ons.
- Seats and tables
- The venue says show-only tables may be shared when the room needs it. If sitting together matters, its phone number and email are on its own site.
- Access and rules
- The booking page lists wheelchair access. Photos and video are not allowed during the show, pets are not allowed in, and the venue recommends smart casual dress.
- Changing your plans
- Until 24 hours before the start you can cancel and get everything back, and reserving now means paying later. The venue's own tickets carry different terms.
The building and the town
The mirror-clad building, and the town it lights up
Other people took these photographs of the theatre and of Benidorm. None of them shows the production on stage.
Your options
Ways to see the show
| Option | What it covers | Who it suits |
|---|---|---|
| The show ticket on this site | The show at Benidorm Palace on your chosen date. You can cancel until 24 hours before, or pay later. | Anyone who wants a firm date and the freedom to change plans. |
| Show with a snack and wine, from the venue | The venue sells a reserved table with a snack and a glass of wine. Booked with the venue, on its terms. | Guests who want a reserved table and a first drink. |
| Dinner and show, from the venue | Dinner-and-show packages in meat, fish, vegetarian and gluten-free versions, if you ask in advance. | Groups who want dinner and the show under one roof. |
| Premium dinner tiers, from the venue | The venue sells premium tiers with a VIP area, and one that adds a visit backstage. | Celebrations and anniversaries. |
Check open dates and options for the show on the same GetYourGuide listing ↗
Your night at the Palace
Book the show
Pick your date and option on the booking page, in your own language and currency. Nothing is charged today when you reserve now and pay later.
More to do around Benidorm
Getting there and getting in
Before you go
Where it is
Benidorm Palace is at Avenida Severo Ochoa 13, 03503 Benidorm. Local and sightseeing buses use the avenue, and the venue lists taxi service and its own parking.
From Alicante airport
Coaches run between Alicante airport and Benidorm. Finish the trip with a taxi or a local bus, and check the current timetable before you travel.
Arriving
Arrive no later than 10 minutes before the start time on your confirmation; the venue suggests checking in 10 to 15 minutes ahead. The mobile ticket appears on your phone as soon as you book.
What to wear
Smart casual. The venue advises against beach clothes, flip-flops and sports shoes. The room is air-conditioned, so bring a light layer.
Getting home
Decide before the show how you will return. A taxi is the safe plan, and the venue lists taxi service among its facilities.
Changing plans
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before applies to a booking made through this site. The venue has its own terms for tickets bought directly.
Notes on the Palace and on Benidorm
Notes on the Palace and on Benidorm
- Choosing your ticket
Benidorm Palace tickets: how to book
Show only or with dinner, booking here or with the venue, shared tables, galas, and who should pick a different night out in Benidorm.
Read this note → - Getting there and the night itself
How to get to Benidorm Palace
Where Benidorm Palace is, how to reach it from Alicante airport by bus, tram or taxi, parking, what to wear and how the evening runs.
Read this note → - Before you sit down
What a revue is: a night of variety
A revue strings separate acts into one evening instead of telling a single story. Here is how the form works and what it means for a night at the Palace.
Read this note → - The building and its past
Benidorm Palace: history since 1977
From opening night in July 1977 to the mirror-clad building of today: how Benidorm Palace grew from a new cabaret theatre into a fixture of the Costa Blanca.
Read this note → - Around the show
Benidorm after dark: before the show
The seafront, the skyline and the sightseeing buses: how to spend the hours around a night at Benidorm Palace without rushing.
Read this note → - Families and parties
Benidorm Palace with kids or a group
Whether the show suits children, how shared tables affect a party, and what the venue offers for bachelor parties, birthdays and larger groups.
Read this note →
FAQ
Before you book your night
How long does the show last, and when does it begin?
The booking page lists about two and a half hours for the visit. Your confirmation shows the start time for your date, which the booking calendar also lists. Arrive no later than 10 minutes before it.
Are food and drinks included?
Do not assume so. Read what the option you choose lists on the booking page. The venue sells dinner packages itself, and guests describe food and drink on the night as add-ons that can take a while to arrive.
Is there a dress code?
The venue recommends smart casual and advises against beach clothes, flip-flops and sports shoes.
Can I take photos or video?
In general, not during the show. A photographer works near the entrance, and the venue lists photography among its services.
Is it wheelchair accessible?
Yes. The booking page lists wheelchair access, and the venue describes ramps, lifts and adapted bathrooms. For specific needs, contact the venue before the date.
Do I need to speak Spanish?
No. This season's production is built from music, dance and visual storytelling, and the venue describes it as needing no translation.
Is the show suitable for children?
The venue describes this season's production as made for audiences of all ages, and one guest calls it a family show. For child options, check the booking page or ask the venue.
Can I cancel?
Yes. Cancel until 24 hours before the start and the full amount comes back, when you book through this site. Tickets bought directly from the venue follow the venue's own terms.
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