ABBA Hen Party Dance Class Aberdeen
ABBA Hen Party Dance Class in Aberdeen
ABBA Hen Do — Aberdeen
My Dance Hen Party Aberdeen
Venues
City Centre Studio
Union Street / Schoolhill — confirmed on booking
Rosemount Studio
Rosemount / Gallowgate — confirmed on booking
Your Venue
Hotels & Airbnbs — we come to you across Aberdeen & Aberdeenshire
About This ABBA Hen Party Dance Class in Aberdeen
There's no better excuse for flares and a faceful of glitter than an ABBA dance hen party Aberdeen. A choreographer arrives with a routine stitched from the biggest anthems — Dancing Queen, Waterloo, Voulez-Vous — and unpicks it slowly enough that the auntie who swore she was only there to hold the coats is mid-shimmy before she notices. It's daft, it's joyous, and it photographs like 1977 in the best possible way.
When the last pose lands, the city takes over. Belmont Street and Union Street stack the bars two deep for a glittery night out, and the Beach Ballroom down on the front still throws the kind of disco nights ABBA was made for. Fancy keeping it all under one roof? The choreographer packs the speaker and the sequins into the car and brings the whole session to your hotel, Airbnb or hall, right across Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire.
The rate is flat however the group grows — £140 for an hour, £165 for ninety minutes — one figure whether eight hens turn up or twenty-eight, and only studio hire can move it at all. The final run is filmed, which is both proof for the doubters and a routine you can unleash at a wedding reception years from now. Whether you searched for an ABBA dance hen do Aberdeen or a pal booked it and told you to dig out the platforms, this is the afternoon that ends up on repeat in the group chat for weeks.
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What's Included in Your ABBA Hen Party
- A pro choreographer steering the whole hour from warm-up to final pose
- A glitter routine tailored to your group, not one pulled off a shelf
- Dancing Queen, Waterloo and Voulez-Vous woven into a single big number
- Speaker and a full seventies playlist sorted, nothing for you to bring
- Total beginners the norm — hardly anyone arrives having rehearsed
- Breaks for photos and phone footage scattered through the session
- Groups of 5 to 30 hens, all on the single flat price
- A central studio by Union Square, or we come to you across Aberdeenshire
- Your final performance captured on film to keep
What You'll Experience at Our ABBA Dance Class
- Glitterball sparkle from the very first chorus
- Points to the ceiling, hip shimmies and a platform-heeled strut
- Big disco formations that fill the finale film
- The routine handed over a chunk at a time, nerves never getting a look-in
- A closing number sturdy enough to reprise on a dance floor later
- Total freedom to bellow every misremembered lyric
Perfect For Your Aberdeen Hen Do
- Brides whose karaoke song has always been Dancing Queen
- Groups pairing an afternoon class with a night on Belmont Street
- Hens planning to carry the disco on to a Beach Ballroom event
- Mixed-ability squads where enthusiasm outranks coordination
- Weekends based in an Aberdeen hotel or Airbnb who want us to come to them
- Groups plotting a surprise reception performance at the wedding
What Our Hens Say
ABBA hen parties we have taught across Aberdeen.
"Fourteen of us in flares doing a Waterloo routine in a studio just off Union Street, then straight onto Belmont Street. The video is complete chaos and I adore it."
— Isobel M. ★★★★★"Went for the come-to-you at our Airbnb near the beach. Speaker out, sequins on, and the shyest of us somehow ended up leading the final chorus by the end."
— Kirsteen D. ★★★★★"Told everyone I'd stand at the side and film. An hour later I'm in the middle in a feather boa hitting a Voulez-Vous pose. No idea how she talked me into it."
— Petra L. ★★★★★"Flares, platforms, glitter in every single photo, and a chorus we were still bellowing at breakfast. Best thing we booked all trip."
— Maja R. ★★★★★ABBA Hen Party FAQ
Everything you need to know about our ABBA hen party dance class in Aberdeen.
What ABBA songs will we dance to at the hen party in Aberdeen? +
Dancing Queen tends to anchor it, with Waterloo, Voulez-Vous, Super Trouper and Mamma Mia filling out the number and the order tweaked to fit the group. If there's one track the bride would mutiny over losing, tell us when you book and we'll make it the centrepiece.
Most of us haven't properly danced in years — will we manage? +
You'll be fine — that's true of nearly every group who walks in. The steps come in short, looping blocks you drill together, and ABBA rewards a big grin far more than tidy footwork. Throw your arms skyward on the chorus and you're already doing it right.
How much does an ABBA hen party in Aberdeen cost? +
It's a single price for the group rather than a tab per hen — £140 for the hour or £165 for ninety minutes — holding firm whether ten of you show up or twenty-five. The only add-on is room hire if you book one of our studios, and a spare tenner puts a bottle of fizz in the bride's hands to start.
Where does the class happen, and will you come to us? +
A central studio near Union Square, an easy reach of Belmont Street and the bars for whatever comes next — or the choreographer brings the whole session to your hotel, Airbnb or hall anywhere across Aberdeen and the shire, speaker included.
What's the plan once the class finishes in Aberdeen? +
This is where the city earns its keep. You're minutes from Belmont Street and Union Street, where the bars run two deep, with Justice Mill Lane and Langstane Place for the later end of the night — and the Beach Ballroom out on the front hosts the sort of disco events made for an ABBA group still in full sequins.
Should we dress up for it? +
Absolutely — the outfits are half the fun and exactly what makes the finale film sparkle. Flares, platform boots, sequinned jumpsuits, feather boas and a heavy hand with the glitter all earn their place. The dancing is our department; raiding the fancy-dress rails is yours, as we don't hand costumes out.