Choosing your ticket
Cava, tapas or a full sit-down meal at El Palacio Andaluz
Show-only, a cava and a truffle, or a full three-course Andalusian dinner — what each tier actually adds, and who each one suits.
See El Palacio Andaluz tickets on GetYourGuide ↗The three tiers
| Tier | What's added |
|---|---|
| Show only | Side seating and the museum, nothing further |
| Show + drink | A cava and a chocolate truffle at your seat |
| Show + dinner | A three-course Andalusian dinner with wine, at a table facing the stage |
Show only: the cheapest way to see the full programme
The base ticket still includes the whole sixteen-piece show and the Flamenco Dress Museum — the only trade-off is side seating rather than a table facing the stage directly, and no food or drink service during the performance.
Show + drink: a short, simple upgrade
A glass of cava and a chocolate truffle, served at your seat, without committing to a full sit-down meal — a fit for anyone who's already eaten and wants a small toast to go with the show rather than a second dinner.
Show + dinner: the evening's main event
The dinner tier adds a three-course Andalusian menu — cured meats and cheese to start, a choice of main, then a warm chocolate dessert — with wine, at a table set to face the stage. It's the tier that turns the show into the evening's centrepiece rather than one stop among several.
What doesn't change between tiers
All three tiers see the identical sixteen-piece programme at the identical showtime — the choice changes your seating and what's on the table, not which pieces the cast performs or how long the show runs.
Let them know about dietary needs early
If you've taken the dinner tier, flag any allergy or dietary requirement on the GetYourGuide form well before your date — a kitchen preparing a fixed menu for a full house works from advance notice, not from swaps requested once everyone's already seated.
Which tier first-timers tend to choose
Visitors making El Palacio Andaluz their one Seville flamenco night of the trip most often choose the dinner tier, for the table facing the stage; those fitting the show around a dinner booked elsewhere in the old town tend toward show-only or the drink tier instead.