Choosing your option
Standard table, stage box or VIP: choosing your seat
The Mirage sells this show as three seating categories, not three different shows. Here is what actually changes between them.
See Burlesque Ohlala tickets on GetYourGuide ↗The three categories
| Category | Best for |
|---|---|
| Standard table | Couples, pairs, first-timers |
| Stage box | Groups up to six wanting to sit together |
| VIP table | Celebrations, private tables, sparkling wine included |
The show does not change, the seat does
Every category books the same Wednesday performance, the same four-course dinner and the same running order — the difference is where you sit and what comes with the table, not which acts you see. That makes the choice mostly about group size and how close to the stage you want to be, rather than a trade-off in content.
Standard table
A standard table puts you at a shared table with a clear sightline to the stage. It is the straightforward option for a couple, a pair of friends, or anyone booking without a group to seat together, and it is the seating this site's headline price is built around.
Stage box
A stage box is an elevated position right beside the stage, seating up to six people together. It suits a group that wants to book as one party and sit as one party, with the trade-off of being close enough to the action that it is not the quietest seat in the room.
VIP table
A VIP table is a private table for your own group, with a chilled bottle of sparkling wine included in the price. It is the category to pick for a birthday, an anniversary or any night where not sharing a table with strangers matters more than the exact view.
A simple way to decide
If you are two people who just want a good night out, book a standard table. If you are a group who wants to sit together without paying for privacy, look at a stage box. If the occasion itself is the point — an anniversary, a hen night, a big birthday — the VIP table's private table and included sparkling wine earns its price.