Scandal Dinner Show is a burlesque-style show designed for an adult audience that combines various artistic disciplines and sensuality with a sumptuous gastronomic offer. Live singing, music, dance, sparkle and humor make up Scandal Dinner Show.
A nightlife proposal, promoted by GF Victoria, that will captivate your '6 senses' with the perfect mix of haute cuisine and entertainment.
The Show takes in the 'Las Olas' room of the 5-star luxury hotel GF Victoria in Costa Adeje.
Show
Entrance fees
Dinner
Water
Beer
Soft drinks
Wine
Hotel pickup and drop-off
Calle Fernando Lopez Arvelo, 1, 38660 Costa Adeje, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
Based on 1 reviews from verified customers
Anonymous
From United Kingdom - November 2023Excellent
Overall rated5/5
The show was fabulous, food and drink was excellent, and service unrivalled.
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