Backstage
Backstage
A Scandal night reads less like a running order and more like what you'd catch glimpses of from the wings — the room filling, the first course landing, the lights finding the stage.
- I
The room fills
Doors open at 8:15pm and tables settle around the stage at Sala Las Olas, drinks already being poured — wine, beer, soft drinks and water are unlimited from the start, on either ticket.
- II
The first course, the first number
The show starts at 8:30pm, and the tasting menu's early courses arrive alongside it — the room isn't seated through a silent dinner before the lights come up.
- III
The interval
A fifteen-minute pause lands roughly midway between the 8:30pm curtain and the close near 11pm — a natural point for the kitchen to catch up with the stage.
- IV
The second half
The cast returns and the later courses land through the rest of the evening, the two running on the same clock rather than one waiting on the other.
- V
The close
The night winds down toward 11pm — book a taxi or rideshare for after eleven rather than earlier.
Doors are 8:15pm, curtain is 8:30pm — the first plates land somewhere in between, not ahead of either.
The five courses
The five courses
Both tickets carry the same tasting menu and unlimited drinks — Gold and Platinum differ in seating and one extra pour, not in what's on the plate.
A hotel room built to hold a show
Sala Las Olas sits inside the GF Victoria hotel on Calle Fernando López Arvelo in Costa Adeje, on Tenerife's south-west coast — a purpose-built showroom rather than a converted ballroom, with a capacity of 220 and sightlines built around a central stage.
Dinner and the show run together
The room opens its doors at quarter past eight, and the stage picks up half an hour later, carrying on toward eleven with a short break midway through — the tasting menu keeps pace with the performance rather than being cleared before it begins.
Two ways to book the same room
Every ticket includes the same five-course tasting menu and unlimited wine, beer, soft drinks and water. The difference between Scandal's two tiers is where you sit and what's poured on top — not a different show or a different meal.
A night built for a table, not a solo seat
The 16-and-over age policy, the two-nights-a-week schedule and the group-friendly seating around tables rather than fixed rows all point the same way: Scandal is built for parties arriving together, not solo walk-ins.
The menu
A five-course tasting menu is included on every ticket, with vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free versions available if you flag dietary needs at least 24 hours ahead.
The drinks
Wine — white, red and rosé — Dorada beer, soft drinks and water are all unlimited through the night, on both the Gold and Platinum tickets.
Gold or platinum
Gold or platinum
| Option | What's included | Who it suits |
|---|---|---|
| Gold | The show, the five-course tasting menu, and unlimited wine, beer, soft drinks and water. | Anyone who wants the full night without paying for the closest tables. |
| Platinum | Everything on Gold, plus preferred seating nearer the stage and a glass of cava. | A birthday table, an anniversary, or anyone who wants the best view in the room. |
Want the closer seats and a glass of cava? See the Platinum option ↗
More of the south after dark
Pick your night
Other Tenerife evenings GetYourGuide lists nearby, each on its own ticket.
Getting to costa adeje
Getting to Costa Adeje
Finding Sala Las Olas
The venue is inside the GF Victoria hotel at Calle Fernando López Arvelo 1, in Costa Adeje on Tenerife's south-west coast — a straightforward taxi or rideshare from anywhere along the south's resort strip.
Age and dress
Scandal is for guests 16 and over. Dress is smart-casual — long trousers for men — and beachwear, including swimwear, sandals and flip-flops, isn't allowed in the room.
Only two nights a week
The show runs Friday and Saturday only, with doors at 8:15pm — there's no weeknight option, so build the rest of your evening around one of those two dates.
Planning a Scandal night
Planning a Scandal night
A Scandal night, step by step
From the 8:15pm doors to the final bow — the order the night unfolds in, whichever ticket you're holding.
Read this Scandal guide →what's on stageThe show at Sala Las Olas
The confirmed shape of a Scandal night at Sala Las Olas: the format, the timing, and the two ways to book it.
Read this Scandal guide →what's on the tableThe five courses and the drinks
What's included on every ticket, and the dietary options on offer.
Read this Scandal guide →before you goAge limit, dress code and etiquette
The practical rules Sala Las Olas publishes for the evening — who can attend, and what to wear.
Read this Scandal guide →gold vs platinumChoosing your seats: Gold or Platinum
The only real difference between Scandal's two tickets — and who each one suits.
Read this Scandal guide →planning a group nightBirthdays, hen and stag nights in the south of Tenerife
Why Scandal's format suits a celebration, and what to check before you book a group in.
Read this Scandal guide →FAQ
Questions before your table's booked
Is dinner included in the ticket?
Yes — every ticket, Gold or Platinum, includes a five-course tasting menu and unlimited wine, beer, soft drinks and water through the night.
What's the difference between Gold and Platinum?
The menu and drinks are identical. Platinum adds preferred seating closer to the stage and a glass of cava; Gold is the same night from further back in the room.
Is there an age limit?
Yes — Scandal is for guests aged 16 and over.
What nights does it run?
Friday and Saturday only, with doors at 8:15pm and the show starting at 8:30pm.
Is there a dress code?
Smart-casual, with long trousers required for men. Beachwear — swimwear, sandals and flip-flops — isn't allowed.
How long does the evening run?
From the 8:30pm start to somewhere near 11pm, call it two and a half hours on the clock, with a short break splitting it in two.
Where exactly is the venue?
Sala Las Olas, inside the GF Victoria hotel at Calle Fernando López Arvelo 1, in Costa Adeje on Tenerife's south-west coast.
Can I book for a group?
The room is set up around tables rather than fixed rows, which suits a group booking — check your party size against availability when you book.