Ready for a burlesque dinner that bites back? Scandal Dinner Show at GF Victoria in Santa Cruz de Tenerife blends adult burlesque with a full dinner and live entertainment, starting at 8:30pm and running about 2.5 hours.

What I like most is how the show feels adult-only without turning cold or exclusive, with humor built in so it stays fun. I also appreciate the Platinum vs Gold table setup, because your seat really affects how much you see.

One drawback to keep in mind: your table may be shared, and the dress code is real—men need long trousers and swimwear is not allowed.

Key Points Before You Go

• Platinum and Gold table options help you choose better sight lines (Platinum is closest).
• A plated dinner plus drinks are included, not just a show ticket.
• Dietary requests work: vegetarian, celiac, and allergen options are available on request.
• Menu changes need timing: any menu adaptability has to be requested 24 hours in advance.
• Elegant casual dress code with long trousers for men; swimwear is out.
• Adults only (and the venue caps at 220 people), so it’s built for night-time entertainment.

A Late-Night Adult Show With Real Dinner Included

This is not a quick drink-and-dinner situation. You’re buying into a night built around a stage show and a proper meal. The big advantage for you is that you won’t spend the night bouncing between “find food” and “find entertainment.” At 8:30pm, you settle in, eat, and watch live burlesque-style performance unfold around the meal service.

The setting is GF Victoria (GF VICTORIAC, Fernando Lopez Arvelo, 1, 38660 Costa Adeje area). It’s convenient because you’re meeting right at the showroom and the activity ends back there. If you’re trying to build a simple, reliable Tenerife evening, this kind of setup does the work for you.

One more thing I like: it’s clearly aimed at adults, with adult-focused humor and sensual dance. That means the energy is different than a family-friendly live show. If that’s your vibe, you’ll likely enjoy it more than trying to force a “grown-up night out” vibe yourself.

Entering GF VICTORIAC: Where the Night Starts

Your start time is 8:30pm, and the meeting point is GF VICTORIAC on Fernando Lopez Arvelo, 1. The venue is near public transportation, which helps if you don’t want to wrestle with parking after dark.

Since it’s a dinner show, show up with your expectations aligned. This isn’t a wandering performance where you’re always moving through rooms. You’re assigned a table and you stay in that rhythm: arrive, settle, eat, watch, then the room turns more “party” as the performance continues.

The ticket is a mobile ticket, so you’ll want your phone charged and ready. That small detail matters because late arrivals can mess up seating flow when a show has a fixed start time.

Also note the cap: the activity lists a maximum of 220 travelers. That’s big enough to feel lively, but not so huge that you feel swallowed. In other words, it’s built to be an event, not an endless hall.

Seats Matter: Platinum vs Gold Tables in Practice

This is one of those experiences where the seat category isn’t just marketing. You’re choosing between Platinum Ticket tables and Gold Ticket tables.

• Platinum tables are in the best location.
• Gold tables are located behind the platinum tables.

All tables can be shared with other people. So if you want maximum privacy or you’re traveling with a group that wants zero mixing, that’s the one logistical detail you should plan around.

Here’s how I’d think about the value: if you’re paying for the dinner show and you care about seeing faces, stage action, and choreography clearly, Platinum is the safer bet. If you mainly care about the atmosphere and you don’t mind less-perfect sight lines, Gold can still be a good value because you’re still sitting at the heart of the show.

The Dinner Part: What You’ll Actually Eat

Dinner is included, and alcohol is part of the package too (wine, water, soft drinks, and beer served during dinner). That’s important for value. You’re not doing math mid-meal trying to estimate what the drinks will cost you.

The show’s sample menu includes:

• Starter: Cherne ceviche with yuzu and passion fruit
• Starter: Pumpkin cream in textures and citrus
• Main: Cod with prawn and Thai sauce
• Main: Oriental bird stick and Mexican touches
• Dessert: chocolate stiletto

The menu is varied on purpose: you get citrusy brightness in the starters, then seafood and saucy mains, then a plated dessert with a dramatic name. You might not love every flavor combo, but it’s clearly not a bland “standard buffet” approach.

Dietary needs are addressed. The experience notes vegetarian, celiac, and allergen options on request. If you need changes beyond a basic vegetarian or allergen adjustment, you must communicate that 24 hours in advance. That’s a key point: don’t wait until the day-of and hope for last-minute fixes.

Practical tip: when you request dietary accommodations, be specific about what you can’t have. If you’re celiac, include that directly. If you have allergies, list them. The better the instruction you give, the smoother the meal will be.

What Happens During the Show: Burlesque, Music, Dance, and Humor

The performance is burlesque style and aimed exclusively at adults. It mixes multiple disciplines—live voice, music, dance, and stage effects—with a streak of humor running through it. The overall feel is late-night entertainment that doesn’t take itself too seriously.

What I find appealing about this format is the combination: the meal gives you a comfortable anchor, and the show gives you a reason to keep your attention up. You’re not just watching a stage; you’re watching a stage while your dinner is happening, so the pace stays active.

Also, the adult tone matters. This is not “PG-13 flirtation only.” The show is designed for an adult audience, with sensuality and comedy blended together. If you like performances that are playful, a little cheeky, and clearly built for grown-ups, you’ll probably click with the vibe.

One audience-friendly detail: the show includes live performance and a sense of audience participation energy. You may feel the room leaning into it, and the staff can encourage a more upbeat atmosphere once things get going. If you’re the type who usually sits still at shows, you’ll have a chance to join in if you want to.

Alcohol Included: How Drinks Fit Into the Night

Alcoholic beverages are included during dinner—wine, water, soft drinks, and beer. That’s a real convenience, and it improves value. You’re less likely to feel the urge to leave early just to grab a drink elsewhere.

In my view, drinks inclusion changes the emotional rhythm of the night. You’re already seated, already eating, and you have permission to relax. If you’re the driver, you can still stick to water and soft drinks and keep the evening comfortable.

If you’re sensitive to wine or alcohol, plan accordingly. The menu includes wine service with dinner, and it can shape the pace of how you experience the show. If you’d rather keep it all light, pace yourself and balance with water.

Dress Code and What to Wear on Tenerife Night Out

The dress code is elegant casual:

• Men: long trousers are required
• Swimwear is not allowed

This matters more than people expect. Tenerife evenings can feel warm, and it’s tempting to show up in something light. But for this venue, you’ll want to dress with the expectation that they’re checking the dress rules.

If you’re traveling from the beach, change first. Long trousers don’t have to be heavy—think lightweight fabric—but they do need to meet the requirement.

Also, since it’s adult-only, you’ll likely see a full range of styles, from smart casual to slightly dressed-up. If you show up too casual, you might feel underdressed. If you show up too formal, you’ll likely still be fine, but the sweet spot is elegant casual.

Timing Tips: Making the Most of 2.5 Hours

The show starts at 8:30pm and runs about 2 hours 30 minutes. That’s long enough to feel like a real event, but not long enough to drag if you plan your evening around it.

What I recommend:

• Treat it as your main night activity.
• Don’t plan a last-minute second event that requires rushing right at the end.
• If you like to keep the night going, build in buffer time afterward.

There’s also a vibe factor. People often stay in the mood once the show ends, and you may want extra time to linger. If you’re celebrating something special, this is also the kind of venue where the staff may acknowledge birthdays in a fun way—keep an eye out for that energy once the evening settles.

Price and Value: Why $113.19 Can Make Sense

At $113.19 per person, you’re paying for more than a stage show. Your ticket includes:

• Admission ticket
• Dinner with vegetarian and celiac/allergen options on request
• Drinks during dinner: wine, water, soft drinks, and beer

So the value equation is simple. If you were to eat dinner plus pay for a late-night adult show separately, you’d likely spend close to the same range or more. This package bundles the meal and entertainment, which reduces planning stress and avoids unpleasant surprise costs.

Seat choice also affects value. Platinum costs more than Gold because it’s better positioned. If you’re going specifically to enjoy the performance and you want the best view, Platinum is the most direct way to translate money into better experience.

If you’re more budget-minded and you don’t need perfect sight lines, Gold can be a smart compromise. You’ll still be part of the same evening, with dinner and the show included.

Who This Show Fits Best (and Who Might Skip It)

This is best for:

• Adults who want a fun night out with burlesque-style entertainment
• People who like a meal included with the show (no extra hunting for dinner)
• Travelers who care about seating quality and are willing to choose Platinum if it matters

You might skip it if:

• You strongly prefer a totally private dining table (tables can be shared)
• You’re not comfortable with adult-only humor and sensuality
• Your group needs a very specific dietary setup with last-minute changes (requests should be communicated 24 hours in advance)

If you want a straightforward evening plan, this works because it gives you a set time, a defined location, and everything folded into one ticket.

Should You Book Scandal Dinner Show in Tenerife?

I’d book it if you want a no-stress, adult-focused night where dinner and entertainment are built together. The included meal, drinks, and the show’s mix of burlesque, live performance, and humor make it feel like a complete event rather than just a ticket stub.

Choose Platinum if you care about seeing the show clearly. Choose Gold if you’re okay with being a bit farther back and you mainly want the atmosphere.

Only hold back if the dress code or shared tables are deal-breakers for you. If neither is an issue, this is one of the cleaner ways to spend a Tenerife evening—simple plan, fixed time, and grown-up entertainment with food included.

FAQ

What time does the Scandal Dinner Show start?

It starts at 8:30pm.

Where is the meeting point?

The meeting point is GF VICTORIAC, Fernando Lopez Arvelo, 1, 38660 Costa Adeje, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain.

How long is the experience?

The duration is approximately 2 hours 30 minutes.

Is dinner included in the ticket?

Yes. Dinner is included, along with alcoholic beverages served during dinner (wine, water, soft drinks, and beer).

Can I get a vegetarian or celiac meal?

Yes. Vegetarian, celiac, and allergen options are available on request.

Do I need to request menu changes in advance?

If you need adaptability in the menu, you must communicate it 24 hours in advance.

What is the dress code?

Dress code is elegant casual. Men must wear long trousers, and swimwear is not allowed.

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