Booking the Tenerife music show

What you are booking

You are booking an entry ticket for a stage show, not a table, a meal or a tour. The booking page lists thirty artists from fifteen countries, costumes and an audiovisual montage, and the show's length at two and a half hours. The ticket carries no food or drink. The booking is made on GetYourGuide, and this site is a separate, independent guide with no link to the venue, the producers or the performers.

Reading the calendar

The calendar shows the dates the show is on. Because the show pauses at times and does not run every night, do not assume a date: open the calendar for the days you can travel and choose from what it shows. The price in your own currency shows once the calendar is open. If a date you want is missing, try a different day before changing your plans, and check again closer to the trip.

Language and currency

The booking page lets you switch language and currency, so you can read the terms in the language you are most comfortable in and see the cost in your own money before paying. The show is built around music, dance and costume rather than dialogue, which is why many visitors from different countries book it, though this guide cannot say how much of it is spoken.

Ages and tickets

The booking page lists the show as suitable for all ages. Turismo de Tenerife's events page has shown separate adult and children's ticket categories, so check the age options when you choose tickets and make sure each member of the party is counted in the right one. Read the options before you pay, because the calendar is where the rules for your party appear.

Cancellation

The booking page applies free cancellation until a day before the show. That is useful for a plan that depends on weather or on children's moods, but it is a term of the booking page, not a reason to book without checking the date. Keep the confirmation, and read the cancellation terms again at checkout.

After you book

Your voucher carries the entry steps, the start time and where to show the ticket. Save it somewhere you can open without mobile data, and check the start time against your transport. Some reviewers mention queues and wish seats were allocated, so plan to arrive early. The guide to getting there covers buses, taxis and walking.

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If no dates fit

The show pauses at times, so a gap in the calendar is not unusual. If nothing fits, the Teide sunset and stargazing trip is the other big Tenerife evening, and the home page cards lead to it along with two daytime boat and submarine trips. The guide that compares the two explains which suits which party.

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The quick-reference terms

Keep these in front of you while you book. They are the terms the booking page lists, and each is worth reading again on your date.

• A seated stage show, listed at two and a half hours
• Suitable for all ages, and wheelchair accessible
• Entry only: the ticket carries no food or drink
• Free cancellation until 24 hours before the start
• Dates change, and the show does not run every night

Who this isn't for

A booking for a fixed night is a poor fit for visitors whose plans are still loose, because the show does not run every night. It is also not the right ticket for anyone who wants a dinner show, since the ticket leaves out food and drinks. If you want a seat guaranteed in advance, read the voucher steps and the booking page's terms before you pay.