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    Benidorm Palace Shows

    Every show at Benidorm's most famous cabaret theatre — tonight's line-up, weekly schedule, tribute-act nights, dinner-and-show details and everything you need to know before you book.

    Av. Dr. Severo Ochoa, 13, Benidorm Show ~10:00pm · Dinner from ~8:00pm ~1,600-seat cabaret theatre

    Quick answer

    Benidorm Palace stages a Las Vegas–style cabaret spectacular Tuesday to Saturday, with headline tribute-act nights rotating through the calendar. Doors and dinner from ~8:00pm, show at ~10:00pm, running around 90 minutes. Tonight's live line-up appears in the grid below and updates daily.

    What kind of shows are on at Benidorm Palace?

    Four things happen on the Palace stage across a typical season — most nights it's the flagship cabaret, but the tribute nights and seasonal specials are what regulars come back for.

    The flagship cabaret spectacular

    The Palace's headline production runs on most nights — a Las Vegas / Moulin Rouge-style variety show with dance, acrobatics, live vocals, aerial work, costume, fire and pyrotechnics. This is the show most first-time visitors come to see.

    Tribute act nights

    Headline tribute acts touring the Costa Blanca rotate through the calendar — ABBA, Queen, Tina Turner, Elvis, Rod Stewart, Michael Bublé, Whitney Houston, Take That and more. These are the fastest to sell out.

    Seasonal specials

    Christmas galas, New Year's Eve dinner-and-show, Easter matinees and summer specials add extra dates around holiday weeks — often with themed menus and extended running times.

    Dinner-and-show package

    Doors and dinner from ~8:00pm, cabaret from ~10:00pm — the classic full night out. Multi-course set menu served in the dining hall before you move through to your table in the cabaret room.

    Inside Benidorm Palace

    Benidorm Palace exterior at sunset with Trivium show sign
    Trivium cast photo call at Benidorm Palace
    Benidorm Palace finale with confetti and feather costumes
    Benidorm Palace auditorium and stage with table seating
    Male dancers on stage in yellow and white costumes

    Tonight's Benidorm Palace shows & upcoming line-up

    Pulled live from Benidorm Palace's own published schedule and refreshed daily. Click any show for date, start time and booking details.

    No upcoming Benidorm Palace shows currently listed — the venue publishes the next season's dates a few weeks ahead. Check back soon or call the box office direct.

    Benidorm Palace show times & running order

    A typical Benidorm Palace night runs Tuesday to Saturday. Sunday and Monday are usually dark, though Christmas, New Year and peak summer weeks often add extra dates. Here's how the night usually unfolds:

    • ~7:30pm — Doors & box office: arrivals, ticket collection, drinks in the foyer bar.
    • ~8:00–8:30pm — Dinner service: dinner-and-show guests are seated in the dining hall for a multi-course set menu with drinks package.
    • ~9:30pm — Move through: guests move through into the main cabaret room and are shown to their tables. Show-only tickets typically arrive from around 9:15pm.
    • ~10:00pm — Main show starts: the flagship cabaret (or tribute act) runs for roughly 90 minutes — no interval on most nights.
    • ~11:30pm — Show ends: after-show drinks in the foyer, then coach transfers or taxis home.

    Doors close once the show begins, so on any Friday, Saturday or headline tribute night, plan to arrive at least 30 minutes before your listed start time.

    Dinner-and-show at Benidorm Palace

    The dinner package is what makes a Palace night feel like a proper event. Dinner is served in the dining hall before the cabaret starts — a multi-course set menu (starters, main, dessert) with a drinks package (wine, beer, soft drinks, water) included. Vegetarian, vegan and allergy-friendly menus are available if you flag them at booking. Once dinner wraps, guests move through into the main cabaret room and are shown to their reserved tables for the show.

    Seating, tables and where to sit

    The Palace is a tiered, table-service cabaret theatre seating around 1,600. Tables are arranged in tiers wrapping around a huge proscenium stage — closer tiers get the fullest view of the choreography, dance and pyrotechnics; higher tiers give you a wider look at the lighting, aerial work and full-stage set pieces. Dinner-and-show tables are usually the closest to the stage. If you have a specific preference, mention it when booking — the box office will usually try to accommodate.

    Getting to Benidorm Palace

    Benidorm Palace is at Av. Dr. Severo Ochoa, 13, on the inland edge of the Rincón de Loix area. It's about a 15–20 minute walk from the Calle Gerona English square, or a €6–€9 taxi from most Levante and Old Town hotels — see our Radio Taxi Benidorm page for the local dispatch number. Excursion packages usually include hotel pick-up and drop-off; if you're self-driving, there's a large free car park on site.

    Dress code, photography and etiquette

    Smart-casual is the norm — collared shirt, smart top, dress or jeans-and-shoes rather than swimwear or beach gear. Photography without flash is generally tolerated during the show; video recording is not. Doors close once the show begins so latecomers may be held at the back until a break in the performance.

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