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

The Scandal Dinner Show puts dinner and live spectacle on the same stage: you eat a five-course meal while performers bring out burlesque, singing, comedy, dance, and athletic routines. I like the variety, and I like that the evening takes place in the GF Victoria Hotel’s Las Olas hall, where the meal and entertainment are designed to work together rather than feel like separate bookings.

The main catch is that the menu is not provided in advance, and the food has been described as mainly fish and seafood. The show is also presented in Spanish and English, but English-speaking visitors may miss some jokes and spoken introductions.

• A show with more than burlesque: Expect singing, music, comedy, dance, and gymnastic-style acts, with costumes ranging from lavish to sparkly.
• Five courses included: The meal is part of the ticket, with regular and vegetarian choices. Ask about vegan dining at least one day ahead.
• A welcome drink, with a drinks caveat: A welcome drink is included. Wine service has been described as generous, but unlimited drinks are not listed as part of the ticket.
• A 2.5-hour evening: The show and meal take place in the Las Olas hall, and the activity ends at the same venue.
• Dress up, and leave the camera behind: Elegant-casual clothing is required. Long pants are required for men, and photography inside is prohibited.

Las Olas sets the evening’s tone

The show takes place in the Las Olas hall at the GF Victoria Hotel, a five-star hotel in Tenerife. The experience is built as a complete evening: you arrive, check in for your table, have a welcome drink, eat a five-course dinner, and watch the acts unfold around the meal.

That format is useful if you want an evening with a clear plan. You do not need to find a separate restaurant before the performance or decide where to go afterward. The trade-off is that your night is tied to the show’s schedule and menu, rather than a restaurant meal you can pace or customize as you please.

The room is described as dimly lit, which suits a burlesque performance and helps create a sense of anticipation as the show begins. The atmosphere is one of the evening’s strengths: it aims for a polished, grown-up night out, not a casual dinner with a short entertainment interlude.

The ticket costs about $106 per person. That is a significant amount for dinner, but it covers both a five-course meal and a 2.5-hour live show. The value depends on how much you want the combination. If you would happily pay for a special evening of performance and food, the bundled format makes sense. If you mainly want a large dinner or a conventional stage show, you may find better value elsewhere.

A burlesque show with acrobatics and comedy

Scandal’s burlesque has a modern sensibility, mixing sensuality and humor rather than relying on one tone throughout. Acts include singing, music, and dance, with athletic and gymnastic routines adding physical skill to the spectacle. Costumes run from lavish to sparkly, giving the performance a theatrical feel.

The range matters. A full evening of one kind of act can feel repetitive, while this show shifts between different styles and performers. You might be watching a dance routine, then listening to a singer, then seeing a comic moment or an impressive physical feat. The result is a lively program that keeps the focus moving around the room.

This is adult entertainment, but it is not described as a nude show. The sensual element comes through the choreography, costumes, and playful mood. That distinction is useful when deciding if the show suits you: expect suggestive burlesque with athletic performance, not explicit nudity.

The audience may also become part of the fun. Some of the evening’s short breaks have prompted dancing, and the show can include audience participation. If you prefer to sit quietly and watch, you can still enjoy the acts, but this is not necessarily a formal theater performance where the crowd stays entirely in the background.

Five courses, with a menu worth checking

The five-course dinner is served alongside the show, with timing intended to leave room for both eating and watching. Good pacing can make a big difference here. A meal that arrives too quickly can feel rushed; one that drags can interrupt the performance. The dinner is described as being served at a measured pace between acts.

The food is prepared by the GF Victoria’s kitchen and presented as haute cuisine with local gastronomy in mind. The menu is described as varied in flavor, but the actual dishes are not provided in the information for this activity. That uncertainty is worth taking seriously if you have dietary needs or strong food preferences.

Some descriptions of the meal characterize it as mainly fish and seafood. That may suit you very well if you enjoy those ingredients, but it could be a disappointment if you do not. Contact the venue before booking if you need to know exactly what will be served. Do not assume that choosing the regular menu guarantees a meat-based option.

Vegetarian dining is available, and vegan dining can be requested. You need to make either request at least one day before the activity. If you have allergies or other dietary restrictions, the supplied details do not say how those are handled, so ask directly rather than relying on a menu choice alone.

Portions have been described as modest by some diners, though the meal is five courses. I would think of this as a paced tasting-style dinner paired with a performance, not a night built around oversized servings. That expectation helps you judge the value more fairly.

Drinks: welcome pour, but confirm what follows

A welcome drink is included with the ticket. The official inclusions do not promise unlimited wine or other drinks, even though the service has been described as generous, with wine refilled during the evening. Treat that as a possible feature of the night, not a guarantee.

If drink inclusions matter to your budget, check the current terms before you book. A welcome drink and drinks throughout the show are mentioned in the experience highlights, but the listed inclusions specify only the welcome drink. The safest approach is to confirm whether additional drinks are included or charged separately.

The staff are frequently praised for attentive, professional service, which matters in a dinner show. You are splitting your attention between the stage and your table, so responsive service can keep the evening comfortable without making the meal feel like a stop-start interruption.

Spanish and English, with some jokes possibly lost

The host or greeter speaks Spanish and English, and the show is described as using both languages. Still, spoken material may lean more heavily on Spanish on a given night. If you do not speak Spanish, you may understand the broad shape of the performance while missing some presenter remarks and jokes.

That language gap is less important during singing, dance, and acrobatic acts, where the performance is not dependent on dialogue. It matters more during comedy and introductions. If humor and spoken storytelling are a major part of what you want from a show, keep this in mind before paying the ticket price.

English is not a guarantee that every line will be translated. The experience is better suited to someone who is happy to enjoy the music and movement even when some of the spoken parts do not land. If you are traveling with an English-only group, you can still have a good evening, but go in with realistic expectations.

Dress for dinner, not the beach

The dress code is elegant-casual. Men are required to wear long pants, and swimwear, beach clothes, sandals, and flip-flops are not allowed. Sportswear is also prohibited, so this is a good night to leave poolside clothing behind and dress for a hotel dining room.

The rules are worth planning around, especially if you are coming straight from a beach day. A smart-casual outfit should fit the stated dress code, but avoid assuming that resort wear automatically qualifies. The venue’s guidance is clear about long pants for men and no sandals or beach clothing.

Cameras are not allowed, and photography inside the show is prohibited. That includes flash photography and professional cameras. You will need to enjoy the performance without recording it, so do not count on taking photos from your table.

Arrival, seating, and practical details

The activity begins in the Las Olas hall at the GF Victoria. When you arrive, look for the check-in desk to receive your table. The table may be shared with other people, so this is not the best choice if you expect a private table for your party.

The show lasts about 2.5 hours, and the activity ends back at the meeting point. Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included, so plan your own way to and from the GF Victoria. Starting times vary by availability, so check the date and time before finalizing plans.

The activity is listed as wheelchair accessible. It is not suitable for children under 16, which fits the adult burlesque content and the evening’s dress code.

Booking flexibility is helpful if your plans are not firm: cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, and you can reserve now and pay later. Those terms can reduce the risk of planning ahead, but still check the conditions shown for your chosen date.

Who will enjoy this evening most

I would choose Scandal if you want a special night out that combines live performance with dinner, and you enjoy variety more than a single-style show. Couples marking a birthday or anniversary may find the format especially convenient, since the meal, atmosphere, and entertainment are bundled into one evening.

It also suits people who are curious about burlesque but would prefer a show that includes comedy, music, and athletic dance rather than focusing only on sensuality. The performance has enough different elements to appeal to a mixed group, provided everyone is comfortable with adult entertainment and audience participation.

It is a less certain choice for picky eaters, strict dietary needs, or anyone who wants to know every dish in advance. The lack of a published menu is the biggest practical drawback, especially if you dislike seafood. English-only visitors should also be comfortable with the chance of missing some spoken jokes.

Should you book Scandal Dinner Show?

Book it if you want a polished, adult evening with five courses, live music, comedy, burlesque, and acrobatic acts in one venue. At about $106 per person, it is not a budget dinner, but the combination can justify the price if the show is as important to you as the meal.

Before you commit, check the menu and drink arrangements with the venue, request vegetarian or vegan food at least a day ahead, and plan an outfit that meets the dress code. If you are comfortable with possible shared seating, some Spanish-language humor, and no photography, Scandal offers a distinctive Tenerife night out. If food certainty or full English narration is essential, ask questions first.

FAQ

How long does the Scandal Dinner Show last?

The activity lasts about 2.5 hours. Check availability for the starting time on your chosen date.

Where does the show take place?

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

What is included in the ticket?

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

Is hotel pickup included?

No. Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included.

Is there a vegetarian menu?

Yes. Vegetarian menu options are available, but you need to request one at least one day before the activity.

Can I request a vegan menu?

Yes. Vegan menus must be requested at least one day before the activity.

What languages are used?

The host or greeter speaks Spanish and English. The show uses both languages, though some spoken material may be mainly in Spanish.

Is there a dress code?

Yes. The dress code is elegant-casual. Men must wear long pants, and swimwear, beach clothing, sandals, flip-flops, and sportswear are not allowed.

Can I take photos during the show?

No. Photography inside is prohibited, and cameras, professional cameras, drones, and flash photography are not allowed.

Is the venue wheelchair accessible?

Yes. The activity is listed as wheelchair accessible.