Ile-de-France

The scenery is beautiful and unique, making it a World Heritage Site. The drive is a bit long, but the Chinese-speaking tour guide was very reassuring and convenient. The complimentary dumpling lunchbox on the return trip was a thoughtful touch.

I compared tickets on the official website and various other sites, and found a coupon that saved me a little money, so I booked here. The theater's capacity was small, but I was hoping for a good view, and as a solo female traveler, I ended up in the front row. I got a great view of everything. It was an artistic show, featuring Louboutin and other pieces, so I'm not sure how the men felt about it, but from a woman's perspective, I enjoyed it! Beautiful! Cute! Surprisingly, everyone had small breasts! (Maybe because bigger ones make it harder to dance?) The champagne was served in mini bottles. I was so full I couldn't even drink half of it, which was disappointing! Due to concerns about safety, I booked an early weekday show at 8:00 PM. The show ended at 9:20 PM, which was shorter than the 90-minute mark. After a long line at the coat locker, it was still 9:00 PM, and I considered taking an Uber, but I took the 15-minute subway ride home safely! Remember, the subway is dangerous at night, so be aware of the route and time, and be mindful of your own risk! Also, dressing up is essential. However, there was an Asian couple in trainers and sneakers in the front row, so although it is only recommended, it is definitely better to dress up a little to get into the mood for a Parisian night!

Easy to get: The location is easy to find, within walking distance of the Admiralty and the Orangerie. Convenient: The four-day calculation starts at 96 hours from the first swipe, so you won't waste much time no matter what time you land. Easy to use: It's small, about the size of a transportation card, and it lists the places you can go. You can check this if you haven't done your research. Fast: It's like a fast pass; I even got into the Louvre without waiting in line, but remember to book in advance. Also, please note that climbing to the top of Notre Dame and entering the cathedral require two separate reservations, so make sure you check carefully.