Tenerife: Scandal Dinner Show Entry Ticket and 5-Course Meal

Tenerife’s Scandal Dinner Show pairs a five-course dinner with burlesque, gymnastics, live singing, dance, comedy, and music. The performance takes place in the dimly lit Las Olas hall at the GF Victoria Hotel, where the costumes are lavish, the mood is grown-up, and the action can happen all around you.

I like the way the evening gives you a full night out in one booking, rather than asking you to arrange dinner and entertainment separately. I also like the polished service, flowing drinks, and mix of sensual comedy with athletic acts. The main consideration is language: much of the spoken humor is in Spanish, so English-speaking visitors may miss some jokes and introductions.

Key points to know before booking

• Five courses and a welcome drink: The ticket combines dinner with the show, and drinks are served throughout the performance.
• Burlesque with athletic skill: Expect singing, dance, comedy, sparkly costumes, and gymnastics with an erotic edge.
• Las Olas at the GF Victoria: You check in at the hall rather than arranging hotel pickup.
• Adult evening entertainment: Entry is not suitable for children under 16, and the show is sensual without being described as nude.
• Formal dress matters: Men need long pants, and swimwear, beach clothes, sandals, flip-flops, and sportswear are not allowed.
• Menu planning is important: Vegetarian and vegan choices must be requested at least one day before the show.

A dinner show with more than burlesque

Scandal is best understood as a theatrical dinner rather than a meal with a few acts placed between courses. The room, lighting, costumes, music, and service all work toward an evening that feels more polished than a standard cabaret.

The show uses burlesque as its base, but the acts are not limited to striptease-style routines. You might watch singers, dancers, comedians, musicians, and performers carrying out gymnastic feats. The athletic element is one of the evening’s strongest surprises. Some of the routines have the feel of a playful, sensual circus performance.

The tone is adult, cheeky, and theatrical. It is sexy, but the evening is also built around humor and spectacle. The information provided for the experience describes the performance as modern burlesque, and the feedback consistently points to athletic dance and gymnastics with an erotic twist rather than nudity.

That distinction matters. If you want a quiet gourmet dinner, this is the wrong setting. If you want a risqué show that remains polished and entertaining, the balance should suit you well.

Arriving at the GF Victoria’s Las Olas hall

The show takes place in the Las Olas hall inside the GF Victoria Hotel. You do not get hotel pickup or drop-off, so plan your own way to the venue and allow enough time to find the check-in desk.

On arrival, look for the check-in desk. Staff will direct you to your table, and the table may be shared with other people. That arrangement is worth knowing in advance, particularly if you are expecting a private table for two. It can also add a social feel to the evening, but it is not the same as a private restaurant booking.

The auditorium is designed for atmosphere. Expect dim light, a theatrical room, and a sense of anticipation before the performance starts. The setting helps the show feel like a proper night out rather than a simple dinner served in a hotel dining room.

The GF Victoria is a high-end property, so dress with that setting in mind. The stated dress code is elegant-casual, but the practical rule is stricter than that phrase may suggest. Men need long pants, and entry is prohibited for swimwear, beach clothing, sandals, flip-flops, and sportswear.

I would choose smart trousers or dark long pants, a collared shirt or neat top, and polished shoes. Women have more flexibility, but beachwear is clearly not suitable. Some people may interpret elegant-casual loosely, yet arriving too casually could create an awkward start to the night.

How the 2.5-hour evening works

The complete experience lasts about 2.5 hours. Starting times vary, so you need to check the available time when booking. The published format does not provide a minute-by-minute schedule, but the evening combines the meal and show in a paced sequence rather than serving all five courses at once.

You begin with a welcome drink, then settle in for the first part of the performance and dinner service. The acts continue as the courses arrive, creating a steady rhythm between eating and watching. This pacing is important because it lets you pay attention to the stage without rushing through the meal.

The show includes live singing, music, comedy, and dance. Costumes shift from lavish to glittering, and the production relies on visual changes as much as spoken material. Athletic routines, including gymnastics, add a physical edge that makes the performance more varied than a series of standard dance numbers.

There are also moments when the audience can join in. Short breaks may include dancing, and the atmosphere can become lively around the tables. If you prefer to sit quietly and watch, you can do that. If you enjoy a little participation, the format leaves room for it.

The experience ends back at the meeting point in the Las Olas hall. Since there is no included transportation, you remain responsible for getting back to your accommodation afterward.

What makes the performance special

The best part of Scandal is the range of acts. You are not watching one performer repeat the same style for two and a half hours. Singing, comedy, music, dance, burlesque, and gymnastics give the show several different moods.

The gymnastics deserve special attention. They add genuine physical skill to the evening and help explain why the show appeals even to people who are not usually interested in burlesque. The routines are designed to look seductive, but they also require strength, timing, and control.

Comedy gives the performance a lighter side. Some of it depends on spoken introductions and jokes, which makes language an important factor. The show is presented in Spanish and English, but the balance may lean toward Spanish. English-speaking visitors can follow the visual acts, music, and dance, yet may miss some of the presenter’s comments or audience humor.

That is not a reason to reject the show, but it is a reason to set expectations correctly. If understanding every joke is central to your enjoyment, you may find the language mix limiting. If you are happy to follow a largely visual production, the language issue will matter less.

Photography is not allowed inside. Cameras, professional cameras, flash photography, and drones are prohibited, and the rules also state that photography inside is not permitted. You may be able to take photographs with the cast afterward, but do not count on filming or photographing the performance itself.

The restriction is practical as well as formal. Flash and phone screens can spoil a dark theatrical room, and the acts are designed to be watched in the moment. Put your phone away and enjoy the production as a live event.

The five-course meal and drinks

The dinner is prepared in the GF Victoria’s kitchen and is presented as a five-course menu. The aim is a varied meal with several flavor profiles, rather than a single main dish served before the show.

The regular menu has a strong seafood emphasis. That may be a pleasure if you enjoy fish and shellfish, but it is an important point for anyone with a limited diet or a dislike of seafood. One useful improvement would be knowing the exact menu ahead of time, since the meal can otherwise feel uncertain when dishes arrive.

The vegetarian menu is available, but it needs to be requested at least one day before the activity. A vegan menu is also available with advance notice of at least one day. Do not wait until you sit down to mention dietary needs. Make the request before the evening.

Portions may feel modest to some people, but the five-course format gives the meal a proper progression. You are buying a dinner experience tied to a stage production, not a large casual meal. The food has been praised for its flavor, presentation, and timing, although seafood-heavy courses may not suit every palate.

Drinks are one of the stronger value points. The ticket includes a welcome drink and drinks during the show. The supplied details do not specify a full drinks list, but the evening is repeatedly described as having wine served freely or glasses kept filled. You should still check the exact current inclusions when booking, since drink arrangements can change.

Service is another reason the evening feels polished. The waiting staff are described as attentive, professional, and well timed between courses. That matters here. Poor service could easily distract from the stage, while well-paced service allows you to eat without missing the next act.

Is $106 a fair price?

At $106 per person, Scandal is not a cheap dinner. It becomes easier to justify when you add up what is included: a five-course meal, a welcome drink, drinks during the performance, a 2.5-hour production, and a hotel setting with trained service.

You are also paying for the performers, costumes, lighting, choreography, room, and staff. A regular restaurant meal may cost less, and a basic cabaret may offer cheaper entry, but neither gives you the same combined evening.

The value depends on how much you want both parts. If you mainly want dinner, the ticket will feel expensive. If you mainly want a show, the included food and drinks make the cost more reasonable. For a birthday, anniversary, or a special night in Tenerife, the one-ticket format can be convenient and easier than building your own evening.

The meal is not the only measure of value. Some portions may seem small, and seafood is prominent. You should book for the complete performance and dinner package, not because you expect a long, heavy restaurant meal.

Who will enjoy Scandal most?

This show suits couples, birthday celebrations, and adults looking for something different from a beach bar or standard restaurant. It also works for friends who enjoy dressing up and sharing a theatrical evening.

You should be comfortable with sensual performance, audience participation, and a lively dinner room. The show is not suitable for children under 16, and the adult tone is clear from the burlesque format.

It is a good choice if you enjoy visual entertainment and do not need every spoken joke translated. The Spanish and English presentation offers some access for English speakers, but the spoken material may be more Spanish than you expect.

Food preferences deserve careful thought. Seafood lovers should be happy with the regular menu. Vegetarians and vegans need to arrange their menu in advance. Anyone with allergies or strict dietary requirements should also ask about the menu before booking, since the exact dishes are not provided in the information available here.

The event is wheelchair accessible, which makes it a practical option for many people with mobility needs. You still need to manage your own transport to and from the GF Victoria.

Practical tips for a smoother evening

• Dress smarter than you think: Long pants are required for men. Leave swimwear, sandals, flip-flops, sportswear, and beach clothing at your accommodation.
• Request special menus early: Vegetarian and vegan meals must be requested at least one day ahead.
• Arrive ready to check in: Find the check-in desk in the Las Olas hall when you arrive.
• Expect shared seating: Your table may be shared with other people.
• Do not plan on photographs: Photography inside is prohibited, including flash and professional photography.
• Allow for Spanish comedy: You can enjoy the visual production without understanding every line, but spoken jokes may not always be translated fully.
• Plan your return: Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included.
• Check the drink details: A welcome drink is included, along with drinks during the show, but the exact current selection should be confirmed when reserving.

The activity offers free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start time, and you can reserve without paying immediately under the pay-later option. Those terms help if your Tenerife plans are still shifting, but you should still choose a date that works with your dinner plans and transport.

My verdict on the Scandal Dinner Show

I would book Scandal if I wanted a polished adult evening with dinner, drinks, and plenty to watch. The combination of burlesque, gymnastics, comedy, singing, and dance gives the show more range than its name alone suggests, and the attentive service helps the whole night run smoothly.

I would hesitate only if I disliked seafood, needed a fully English-language performance, or wanted a quiet private dinner. Shared tables, no interior photography, and a dress code that rules out beach clothing also require a little preparation.

For a special occasion in Tenerife, the $106 price is defensible because it covers far more than a meal. Request your menu in advance, dress properly, and arrive expecting a visual show with some Spanish-language humor. If that sounds like your kind of night, Scandal is a strong choice.

FAQ

Where does the Scandal Dinner Show take place?

The show takes place in the Las Olas hall at the GF Victoria Hotel in Tenerife.

How long does the experience last?

The dinner show lasts approximately 2.5 hours. Available starting times vary, so check the schedule when booking.

What is included in the ticket?

The ticket includes the dinner show, a five-course menu, a welcome drink, and drinks during the show.

Are vegetarian and vegan menus available?

Yes. Vegetarian and vegan menus are available, but you must request them at least one day before the activity.

Is the show suitable for children?

No. The experience is not suitable for children under 16.

What should I wear?

The dress code is elegant-casual. Men must wear long pants. Swimwear, beach clothes, sandals, flip-flops, and sportswear are not permitted.

Can I take photographs during the show?

No. Photography inside is not allowed, including flash photography and professional photography. Cameras and drones are also prohibited.

Is hotel transportation included?

No. Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included. You need to make your own way to the GF Victoria and return afterward.