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

Sensual theater meets a serious dinner. Tenerife’s Scandal Dinner Show pairs a polished burlesque production with a five-course meal at the GF Victoria Hotel. I like the strong mix of gymnastics, dance, comedy, singing, and live music, and I like that drinks continue through the evening rather than stopping at the welcome glass. The main caution is food and language: the menu is not always explained in advance, it may lean heavily toward seafood, and much of the spoken humor is in Spanish.

The setting is the Las Olas auditorium, where low lighting, glittering costumes, and close-up stage action create a special-occasion mood. I also like the careful pacing, with courses served between sections of the show. Still, this is not a cheap dinner out at $106 per person, and the elegant-casual dress code is stricter than the word casual may suggest.

Key points to know before booking

• A 2.5-hour dinner theater evening: Expect a full meal and a continuous mix of performance styles rather than a short cabaret add-on.
• Burlesque with athletic skill: The production combines sensual dance with gymnastics, acrobatics, comedy, singing, and music.
• Five courses with drinks: A welcome drink is included, with drinks served during the show. Wine is a major part of the evening.
• Seafood may dominate the menu: Ask about the current menu before booking if you dislike fish or need to avoid shellfish.
• Dress up for the room: Men need long trousers, and swimwear, beach clothes, sportswear, flip-flops, and sandals are not accepted.
• English is available, but not every joke translates: The hosts use Spanish and English, though Spanish may dominate the spoken parts.

Arriving at the GF Victoria’s Las Olas auditorium

The show takes place inside the GF Victoria 5-star hotel in Tenerife, in the Las Olas hall. You do not get hotel pickup, so you need to arrange your own way there and return afterward. Once inside, look for the check-in desk. Staff direct you to your table, which may be shared with other diners.

That shared-table detail matters. If you are expecting a private table for two or a completely intimate date-night setting, this may not match your hopes. On the other hand, shared seating can add a social feel to a dinner theater production, especially during the livelier parts of the evening.

The room is designed to put you in the right mood before the first act. Dim light, an elegant hotel setting, and a formal presentation make this feel more like a theatrical night out than a standard tourist dinner. You can take photos with the performers afterward if that opportunity is offered, but photography is not allowed inside during the show.

Arrive in time to check in without rushing. The activity listing gives a duration of about 2.5 hours, but the exact start time changes, so you need to check availability when choosing your date.

A welcome drink sets the tone

Your evening begins with a welcome drink before the meal and performance settle into their rhythm. It is a small detail, but it helps the event feel like a complete night out rather than a ticketed show with food added on.

Drink service is one of the strongest parts of the package. The experience includes drinks during the show, and the evening is often described as having a generous flow of wine. If you enjoy a glass with dinner, that can make the $106 price easier to justify. If you do not drink alcohol, ask what nonalcoholic choices are available when you arrive, since the supplied details do not specify the full drinks menu.

The service receives especially high praise. Servers are described as attentive, professional, and well timed, with courses arriving at a comfortable pace. That pacing is important in a dinner show. Food should not arrive during the most demanding performance, and the production should not leave you staring at an empty plate for long stretches.

The five-course meal: good pacing, unclear menu

The meal is presented as five courses prepared by the GF Victoria kitchen. The stated choices are a regular menu and a vegetarian menu, with vegan meals available if requested at least one day ahead.

The food is generally praised as tasty and well presented, though portions can feel modest. Several diners particularly enjoy the quality of the meal and the way each course arrives at the right pace. You should think of this as a polished theater menu, not a long restaurant dinner designed to leave you stuffed.

The biggest food issue is a lack of advance information. A menu is not always provided before or during the meal, which can be unsettling if you want to know exactly what you are eating. The dishes may be mainly fish and seafood, and that is a serious point for anyone who dislikes seafood, has allergies, or follows a restricted diet.

If you have food concerns, contact the provider before the day of the show. Vegetarian and vegan choices must be requested at least 24 hours ahead. The information provided does not confirm the full process for allergies, so do not assume that a special request can be handled at the table without notice.

One practical complaint is that seafood preparation may not suit everyone. A diner specifically objected to an uncleaned prawn, while another wished the menu were published in advance. These are not reasons to dismiss the meal, but they are good reasons to ask questions before paying.

The performance builds through burlesque, comedy, and acrobatics

Scandal is an adult burlesque show, but it is not described as explicit nudity. Its tone is sensual, playful, and theatrical, with athletic dance and gymnastics adding real physical skill to the production.

The variety keeps the evening moving. You can expect live singing, music, dance, comedy, and burlesque acts, with costumes that range from lavish to glittering. Some of the most memorable moments involve gymnastics and acrobatic feats, giving the production a feel that one comparison likens to a raunchier Cirque du Soleil.

That comparison is useful, as long as you understand the limits. This is not a traditional circus show, and the sensual element is central. It is also not simply a striptease performance. The production depends on choreography, costumes, humor, and athletic movement, with the performers using the entire room to keep your attention.

The show has a playful relationship with the audience. There may be moments when diners are encouraged to join in, and short breaks can turn into informal dancing. That participation adds fun for people who enjoy lively entertainment, but it may feel uncomfortable if you prefer to watch quietly from your seat.

The strongest praise goes to the performers and the overall organization. The acts are described as professional, varied, and surprisingly impressive. The show’s effect comes from the combination of polished staging and the occasional sense that something is happening all around you.

Language can change the experience

The host or greeter can speak Spanish and English, and the production is presented as bilingual. In practice, the balance may lean toward Spanish, especially during introductions, jokes, and spoken sections.

You can still follow the visual performances without knowing Spanish. Dance, costumes, music, and gymnastics carry much of the evening. But comedy depends on words, and some of the humor may pass you by if you do not understand Spanish.

This is one of the most important practical considerations for English-speaking diners. If you are choosing the show mainly for physical performance, the language issue may not bother you. If you want to understand every joke or piece of audience interaction, ask about the English presentation before booking.

The language limitation does not appear to affect the quality of the acts themselves. It affects how much of the hosting and comedy you can enjoy. That distinction helps you decide if the evening fits your interests.

Why the $106 price can make sense

At $106 per person, Scandal is a premium night out. You are paying for more than dinner, but you are also not getting a private dining experience or a carefully explained tasting menu.

The price includes:

• Entry to the dinner show
• A five-course meal
• A welcome drink
• Drinks served during the show

The value improves if you would otherwise pay separately for a quality dinner, theater ticket, and several drinks. It also improves for a celebration. The production, service, costumes, and hotel setting create the kind of evening that works well for a birthday, anniversary, or a special night with your partner.

The value is weaker if you mainly want a large meal, dislike seafood, do not drink, or prefer intimate seating. Smaller portions and a menu that may not be revealed ahead of time can make the cost feel high for diners focused on food alone.

I would judge the price as fair for a packaged entertainment evening, provided you want the show. The production is the main event, with dinner woven into it. You should not book this expecting a standard restaurant meal with a little entertainment on the side.

Dress carefully, despite the elegant-casual wording

The dress code is elegant-casual, but you should read that as dressy rather than beach casual. Men need long trousers. Swimwear, beach clothes, sportswear, sandals, and flip-flops are not allowed.

This rule is easy to overlook in Tenerife, where many visitors spend the day in resort clothing. Plan to change before you arrive. A smart top, trousers, dress, or similarly polished outfit will fit the room better than holiday sportswear.

The dress requirement is part of the evening’s appeal. The hotel auditorium, performers, lighting, and dinner service all work better when the room feels like a proper night at the theater. It may seem fussy if you have come straight from the beach, but it protects the atmosphere the show is trying to create.

Cameras, professional cameras, flash photography, and drones are also prohibited. Do not plan to record the acts from your table. Photography inside is not allowed, though you may be able to take pictures with the performers after the show.

Who will enjoy this night most

I would recommend Scandal to adults who want a polished, unusual evening and enjoy a mix of spectacle and dinner. Couples looking for a birthday or anniversary idea are a natural fit, especially if one person enjoys burlesque and the other likes gymnastics, music, or comedy.

It also suits people who want a ready-made night out. You do not need to organize a separate meal, show, and drinks. The staff manage the timing, and the evening runs as one complete event.

You may want to choose something else if:

• You are under 16, since the show is not suitable for children under 16.
• You strongly dislike fish or seafood.
• You need a fully confirmed menu before booking.
• You want all spoken comedy in English.
• You prefer private seating.
• You want to take photos during a performance.
• You are looking for a quiet, traditional dinner.

The show is adult in tone, but the available information specifically describes it as sensual rather than nude. That makes it more accessible to people who want burlesque style without an explicitly nude production.

Practical planning for a smoother evening

Check the available starting times before you book, since the schedule varies by date. Allow enough time to reach the GF Victoria, find the Las Olas hall, and complete check-in at the desk.

Request vegetarian or vegan food at least one day ahead. If you have a seafood allergy or another dietary concern, make contact earlier and ask for clear confirmation. Do not rely on being able to inspect a printed menu once seated.

Wear long trousers if you are a man, and leave beach sandals in your room. The no-photography rule is firm, so keep your phone away during the acts.

The activity is wheelchair accessible. Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the experience, and a reserve-now, pay-later option may be offered when you book. These terms are useful if your Tenerife plans are still shifting, but always check the conditions shown for your chosen date.

Should you book Scandal Dinner Show?

Book it if you want a glamorous, adult evening with strong performers, good service, live entertainment, and a meal built into the ticket. The show’s best qualities are its variety, athletic acts, polished organization, and generous drink service.

Think twice if seafood is a problem, if you need English for every spoken line, or if $106 feels too much for dinner with smaller portions. My best advice is to confirm the current menu and language balance before booking, then arrive dressed for a smart hotel setting.

For a birthday, anniversary, or simply a break from Tenerife’s beach routine, Scandal offers something genuinely different. It is a full theatrical night, not just a meal with a few dancers added.

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 about 2.5 hours. Starting times vary, so check availability for your chosen date.

What does the ticket include?

The ticket includes the dinner show, a five-course menu, and a welcome drink. Drinks are also served during the show.

Is the meal suitable for vegetarians?

A vegetarian menu is available, but you need to request it at least one day before the activity.

Is a vegan menu available?

A vegan menu can be requested at least one day before the activity.

Is the menu mainly seafood?

The supplied information does not give a fixed menu, but the meal may include several fish and seafood dishes. Ask for the current menu before booking if this matters to you.

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 trousers, and swimwear, beach clothes, sportswear, sandals, and flip-flops are not permitted.

Can I take photos during the show?

No. Cameras, professional cameras, flash photography, and photography inside the show are not allowed. Photos with performers may be possible after the show.

Is the venue wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the activity is wheelchair accessible.

Are hotel transfers included?

No. Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included, so you need to make your own way to and from the GF Victoria Hotel.

Can I cancel the booking?

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. A reserve-now, pay-later option may also be available when you book.