Want a funny night with costumes? MHT at Music Hall Tavern is the kind of plan that feels built for your holiday brain, where English-language comedy, singing, and drag performance all happen alongside a three-course dinner in Puerto del Carmen.

I particularly like the show pacing, with entertainment that runs straight through the evening instead of taking long breaks. One consideration before you go: the venue sits on the 1st floor with 17 steps and no lift, so plan your arrival if stairs are an issue.

Key things that make MHT a smart Lanzarote night out

• Brand-new summer 2025 production: a fresh show with added MHT magic.
• English host and full show in English: it helps you keep up with every joke.
• 3-course homecooked dinner included: starter, main, and dessert are part of the ticket.
• Two-part show with a short 15-minute intermission: and you keep table service during the night.
• LED screens and lots of stage craft: costumes, projections, and big production energy show up.
• Meet and greet with the cast: you get time up close before the main production kicks off.

What MHT Music Hall Tavern feels like in Puerto del Carmen

MHT is a comedy drag dinner show, meaning you do not just watch from your seat. You eat, you laugh, and the cast keeps the momentum going with live vocals, dance routines, and a host who keeps everything moving in English. The whole concept is simple: make it easy to have a proper night out, without needing to hunt down extra plans.

The setting is in Centro Comercial La Peñita, right in Puerto del Carmen. That matters because you can treat it like a tidy “one-stop” evening, rather than adding travel time and logistics on top of dinner plans. Once you’re checked in, the staff handle the flow, and table service means you are not constantly flagging someone down for drinks.

If you are going with a group, this kind of show also creates shared energy fast. Even if you are not a die-hard drag fan, the music and comedy lean into singalong-style entertainment, and the production elements help it feel like a real stage show, not just a nightclub set.

Price and value: what you get for around 44 EUR

The core ticket for adults is 44 EUR (children 34 EUR) and it comes with a lot of the expensive parts of a night out bundled together. You get standard entry, a 3-course dinner, and a meet and greet with the cast. Drinks are not included, but you do get table service all night at the paid bar.

So the value question is really this: does the included dinner and show length make up for what you might spend elsewhere? In this case, you are buying about four hours of entertainment plus a full seated meal. For a holiday where you want one memorable night without spending the whole day planning, that can be a strong deal.

The other cost factor is how you handle drinks. Since drinks are paid separately, your final spend can swing depending on how many you order. If you want to keep costs predictable, set a simple drink plan before you sit down, then stick to it.

There is also an optional transport supplement: a 10 EUR supplement if transport is selected. But transfers are not available from Puerto del Carmen or Tenerife North, so if you’re staying in Puerto del Carmen, you will likely handle your own way there.

Getting to the venue: Centro Comercial La Peñita steps check

Your meeting point is Music Hall Tavern (MHT) inside Centro Comercial La Peñita on Avenida de las Playas in Puerto del Carmen. You show your voucher at reception.

The big practical detail: MHT is on the 1st floor, and there is no lift. The climb is 17 steps. That is not a deal breaker for everyone, but it is a real factor if you have mobility needs, are with a pram, or just do not want to manage stairs while dressed for dinner.

Because table service and pacing matter during the show, arrive with time to get settled. Also, wear shoes you can handle comfortably on stairs and within a shopping-center venue.

If you choose the optional pickup, the bus should have an MHT sign by the front windscreen. You’re expected to wait at the pickup point 10 minutes before your scheduled pickup time, and drivers will wait no longer than 5 minutes after that.

Arrival, meet and greet, and the dinner that starts the night

Once you check in at reception, the night ramps up with a meet and greet with the cast. This is part of the “comedy drag dinner show” package and it helps you feel included before the performance gets fully underway.

Then comes the included meal, structured as a three-course set. The menu is clearly defined:

• Starter: vegetable soup
• Main: turkey roast dinner with turkey, roast and mashed potatoes, seasonal vegetables, and gravy
• Dessert: ice cream Vienetta

They also accommodate dietary needs if you tell them ahead of time. Vegetarian guests get a bean-based burger option with choices like potatoes and vegetables. For kids, the meal can be the same as adults or there’s a chicken nuggets meal option.

This meal structure is part of why the show works. You are not waiting endlessly to order from scratch. The dinner is built into the evening rhythm, which is ideal when you want the comedy and music to be the main event, not a restaurant delay.

One more useful tip: if you are celebrating something special, let them know. That kind of note can help staff prepare small touches that make the night feel more personal.

The show format: two parts, a 15-minute intermission, and constant table service

The full evening runs from 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM, and the show is split into two parts. There’s a 15-minute intermission, and drinks service continues with table service all night, with a short pause built into the intermission.

This format matters because it helps you plan what you want from the experience. You get a true first act with live singing, comedy, and dance routines. Then you get a short break to use the restroom and top up drinks. When the second part starts, you return to the energy level quickly instead of feeling like the night has stalled.

Production-wise, this is where MHT earns its reputation as more than just a local show. Guests highlight the visual tech, including LED screens and clever production touches like projections that enhance individual acts. The overall look is costume-heavy, glitter-forward, and designed to read well from your seat even when the choreography gets fast.

If you like performers with big stage presence, you might hear particular cast members get mentioned for energy. One name that comes up is Miss Rhona, often praised for delivering standout laughs and momentum.

A small pacing note: a few people feel the show can run a bit long. If you are the type who starts to fidget at extended seated entertainment, bring a little patience, or plan to sip water and settle in. The rhythm is designed for immersion, not constant exits.

Drinky bits, paid bar, and what the comedy level really means

Drinks are not included, but the show runs with table service all night and a paid bar with a wide selection. In practice, that means you can keep the performance as the focus while still grabbing what you want without standing in line.

How the comedy lands is usually the other question. MHT is positioned as family-friendly, but the humor does include innuendo and can lean slightly rude at moments. The key detail is that it stays in a zone that many people describe as not vulgar, more like cheeky holiday comedy than anything graphic.

So here’s my practical advice: if you’re bringing kids, you’ll want to judge based on your family’s comfort level with innuendo. If you’re an adult looking for a fun laugh with music and glitter, this is built for exactly that.

Also think about your seating. Some people mention the venue can feel crowded and that tables can be a bit packed. If you are sensitive to close seating, I suggest going with a relaxed attitude, or coming with friends who do not mind sharing space and moving in and out with the crowd during intermission.

Who should book MHT, and who might prefer another night

This is a great fit if you want a holiday night that feels organized and high-energy. I think it’s especially smart for:

• Families who want a seated meal plus live entertainment in English
• Couples who want something social but still easy, with dinner included
• Groups of friends who like singing, dancing, and comedy in one ticket

It’s less ideal if:

• Stairs are a problem for you, since the venue has 17 steps and no lift
• You want a quiet, restaurant-style evening. This is a show with constant performance energy.
• You strongly prefer a comedy level that is totally clean. The material includes innuendo and can feel a bit raunchy in tone, even if it’s not described as vulgar.

If you’re already doing your sightseeing during the day in Puerto del Carmen, booking MHT gives you a built-in evening anchor.

Should you book MHT on your Lanzarote holiday?

I’d book this if you want one ticket that handles dinner, entertainment, and a good laugh, all in English with a real production setup. The included 3-course dinner and meet and greet make the night feel fuller than just a typical show ticket, and the two-part format keeps energy up from arrival through 11:00 PM.

Hold off if stairs are difficult for you, or if you know you hate crowded seating and long seated shows. In those cases, you might enjoy a different evening plan that is step-free and less packed.

If you can do the stairs and you’re the type who enjoys costumes, music, and comedy with a cheeky edge, MHT is the kind of night you can point to later and say it was exactly what our holiday needed.

FAQ

How long is the MHT music hall tavern comedy drag dinner show?

It lasts about 4 hours, and the show runs from 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM. The performance is split into two parts with a 15-minute intermission.

Is the show hosted in English?

Yes. The host and the show are in English.

What is included with the ticket price?

Your ticket includes entry, a meet and greet with the cast, and a 3-course dinner. Drinks are not included and are available via the paid bar with table service.

What meal is served for adults?

Adults get vegetable soup (starter), turkey roast dinner with mashed potatoes, seasonal vegetables, and gravy (main), and ice cream Vienetta (dessert).

Do you have vegetarian and kids options?

Yes. Vegetarian guests can have a bean-based burger with options of potatoes and vegetables. Kids can have the same meal as adults or choose a chicken nuggets meal.

Are drinks included or do I need to pay for them?

Drinks are not included. There is a paid bar, and you can order drinks with table service all night.

Where exactly do I go on the night?

Show your voucher at reception at Music Hall Tavern (MHT). It is on the 1st floor of Centro Comercial La Peñita, Avenida de las Playas, Puerto del Carmen.

Is there a lift to reach the venue?

No. The venue is on the 1st floor with 17 steps and no lift.

Is transport pickup available?

Pickup is optional, but transfers are not available from Puerto Del Carmen or Tenerife North. If pickup is selected, the bus has an MHT sign by the front windscreen, and you should wait 10 minutes before pickup. Drivers wait no longer than 5 minutes after the scheduled pickup time.

Is free cancellation available?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.