Ticket for Scandal Dinner Show in Santa Cruz de Tenerife

Late night, good food, adult entertainment. Scandal Dinner Show at GF Victoria in Tenerife turns a normal dinner out into a full-on burlesque-style performance with live voice, music, dance, and humor. I especially like the Platinum vs Gold seating choice because it helps you control where you sit, and I also like that your ticket includes dinner plus wine, water, soft drinks, and beer. One thing to consider up front: it’s adult-only, and the dress code is specific.

You’ll start at 8:30 pm at GF VICTORIAC, Fernando Lopez Arvelo, 1, in Costa Adeje, with the night ending back at the same spot. The venue is near public transportation, the show runs about 2 hours 30 minutes, and it caps at a max of 220 people. Also, tables can be shared, so if you’re hoping for total privacy, plan to be flexible.

Key things to know before you go

• Platinum vs Gold seating: Platinum means the tables with the best location, Gold sits behind those.
• Shared tables: your table can be shared with other people, so go with the flow.
• Dietary options are real: vegetarian, celiac, and allergen options are available if you request them in advance.
• Drinks are included with dinner: wine, water, soft drinks, and beer are part of the meal experience.
• Adult-only burlesque show: expect sensual-style performance with music, dance, humor, and a live voice.
• Dress code matters: elegant casual, long trousers for men, and swimwear is not allowed.

Scandal Dinner Show at GF Victoria: meeting point and what the evening feels like

This is a purpose-built night out rather than a walk-around activity. You meet at GF VICTORIAC (GF Victoria), at Fernando Lopez Arvelo, 1, in Costa Adeje, and the show starts at 8:30 pm. The experience ends back at the meeting point, so you do not need to figure out a complicated second stop after dinner and performance.

What I like about this format is that it’s simple. You show up, get seated, and the evening unfolds on one schedule. It is also near public transport, which matters because the listing notes that an air-conditioned vehicle is not included, so you may be relying on local options to get there.

The night runs about 2 hours 30 minutes, and the venue holds up to 220 people. That group size is big enough to feel like a lively event, but it’s not a giant stadium situation. It makes the show feel like a real evening at a showroom, with you seated close to the action.

Platinum vs Gold tables: choosing the seat you will actually enjoy

Ticketing here is designed around one key idea: where you sit changes how good the night feels. Platinum tickets are for the tables with the best location. Gold tickets are placed behind the Platinum tables.

If you care about seeing the performance clearly, I’d treat the Platinum option as the “pay a bit more for comfort and better sightlines” choice. If you mostly want the vibe and the food, Gold can still work because the event is structured around everyone having a table during the show.

One more practical note: all tables can be shared with other people. That means your “table experience” is partly about your group tolerance. I’d go in thinking of it like friendly dinner theater, not private dining. If you’re traveling as a couple or small group, it can still be fun, just be ready to meet your table neighbors.

The burlesque dinner show itself: live voice, music, dance, and humor

The show is billed as adult-only entertainment with a burlesque style. The performance blends multiple artistic disciplines: music, dance, live vocals, sensual performance, and humor. In other words, it’s not only about singing, not only about dancing, and not only about stage effects. The rhythm of the night is built to keep moving.

The live voice matters more than you might think. When sound is performed live, the energy tends to stay more connected to what’s happening on stage. You are also getting humor built into the show’s delivery, so the tone is more playful than overly serious.

The burlesque style is meant for an adult audience, so expect a sensual, performance-forward atmosphere. If you want a family-friendly night, this is not that. If you want something that feels like a grown-up night out in Tenerife, this fits the bill.

The GF Victoria dinner: what you eat and how the included drinks change the value

This ticket is not just “admission to a show.” It’s a full meal experience paired with the performance. Dinner includes multiple courses, and the sample menu gives you a clear sense of the culinary direction.

Here’s what the sample menu looks like:

• Starter: Cherne ceviche with yuzu and passion fruit
• Starter: Pumpkin cream in textures and citrus
• Main: Cod with Prawn and Thai sauce
• Main: Oriental bird stick and Mexican touches
• Dessert: chocolate stiletto

That menu tells you a couple things. First, the kitchen is aiming for variety and contrast, not just one safe flavor track. Second, the flavors lean international, with citrus, Thai notes, Mexican touches, and an elegant dessert concept. Even if your personal taste runs simpler, I like that the meal is designed as part of the show experience, not a quick filler before the lights come on.

Drinks are a big part of why the value can feel strong. During dinner, you get wine, water, soft drinks, and beer. For a show dinner, that changes the math because you are not hunting for drinks separately or paying full bar prices on top of the ticket.

One more practical detail: menu adaptations need to be communicated 24 hours in advance. That timing matters. If you have dietary requirements, message your needs soon after booking so you’re not scrambling right before the 8:30 pm start.

Dietary needs at dinner: vegetarian, celiac, and allergies

If you need vegetarian meals, celiac options, or allergen-aware choices, you can request them. The key is doing it early enough. The info notes that any menu adaptability must be communicated 24 hours in advance, so treat that as a real deadline, not a suggestion.

This is the kind of detail that makes or breaks dinner theater for people with restrictions. You do not want to sit through a performance while worrying that you might not be able to eat. Having these options available means you can focus on the show and the night rather than the logistics of finding food elsewhere.

Dress code for Tenerife’s adult night out: pack like you’re going to a smart dinner

The dress code here is elegant casual. Men require long trousers, and swimwear is not allowed. That’s it in plain terms, but it’s enough to affect what you pack.

If you’re staying in the resort zones around Costa Adeje, it’s easy to get lulled into “vacation casual” mode. I’d still bring a pair of long pants you feel comfortable eating in. If you’re a fan of summer dressing, this is your reminder that the show is not casual beach wear.

For women, elegant casual usually means a step up from beach outfits. Avoid anything that feels like it would read as swimwear or too pool-y. When the venue enforces a dress rule, it tends to keep everyone looking and feeling aligned, and that improves the whole vibe.

Timing and pacing: fitting a 2.5-hour night into your Tenerife plans

This is a late-night plan, starting at 8:30 pm. The whole experience runs about 2 hours 30 minutes, and it ends back where you started. That timing is useful if you want to avoid burning your whole day in transit or if you like to keep afternoons flexible.

I also recommend building in at least a little buffer afterward. The show’s tone is playful and social, and it’s the kind of evening that leaves you in a good mood. Even if you do not have a formal plan, it helps to have time to grab a drink or a snack after.

Because it’s a seated dinner with a performance layered in, you do not need to be constantly scanning for where to go next. You’ll be on one schedule, with the dinner and show happening as part of the same evening.

Price and value: what you’re paying for in the Scandal Dinner Show

The price is $113.19 per person, and it’s helpful to look at what that covers. Your ticket includes the show admission and the dinner. On top of that, dinner includes drinks like wine, water, soft drinks, and beer.

When you compare this to “show ticket only” events, the value improves because you are buying a full evening experience, not just entertainment. You’re also getting multiple courses, which is the difference between a quick bite and a real sit-down meal.

Seating matters too. Platinum tables cost more than Gold because the tables are in the best location versus behind the best tables. If you value visibility and comfort, spending a bit more can feel fair. If you are on a tighter budget and your priority is the overall vibe, Gold can still make sense.

If you’re thinking about it like a night out with dinner and drinks included, the pricing feels more reasonable. If you compare it to a basic meal with no show, you’ll likely feel it’s pricey. That’s normal. This is entertainment plus dining.

Who should book this show dinner in Tenerife

This experience fits best if you want a fun adult night out with performance and food all in one place. It’s designed for an adult public, and it leans into burlesque-style entertainment with music, dance, live vocals, and humor.

You’ll probably enjoy it if:

• you like theater-style shows and want something different from beach dinners
• you’re comfortable with an adult, sensual performance tone
• you want dinner plus drinks without extra planning

You might want to skip it if:

• you prefer quiet, low-energy evenings
• you’re not comfortable with adult-only entertainment
• you strongly prefer private dining where you never share a table

One extra point from the overall vibe: the show feels playful and light in tone, with humor that keeps things from turning stiff. It can feel like an evening where people smile, laugh, and get into the energy, which is why it tends to be a memorable night.

Should you book Scandal Dinner Show in Santa Cruz de Tenerife?

If you want a single-ticket, sit-down night that mixes food, drinks, and adult burlesque entertainment, I think it’s a strong book. The included dinner and included wine and beer make it feel like you’re paying for a complete evening, not just a seat in a theater. If you care about sightlines, consider upgrading to Platinum, because the seating difference is explicitly part of the value.

Before you book, check three things: your comfort with adult-only entertainment, your ability to follow the dress code (long trousers for men, no swimwear), and whether you need dietary adaptations. If those boxes are good, this is one of the easiest ways to add a memorable night to a Tenerife itinerary without turning your evening into a logistics puzzle.

FAQ

What time does the Scandal Dinner Show start?

The show starts at 8:30 pm.

How long is the experience?

The duration is approximately 2 hours 30 minutes.

Is the show only for adults?

Yes. It is for the adult public only.

What is included with the ticket?

Your ticket includes admission to the show and dinner. Alcoholic beverages during dinner include wine, water, soft drinks, and beer.

Can I request vegetarian or celiac options?

Yes. Vegetarian, celiac, and allergen options are available on request. Menu changes need to be communicated 24 hours in advance.

What is the dress code?

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

What is the cancellation policy?

You can cancel for a full refund if you cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience start time.