ABBA Hen Party Dance Class Bath
ABBA Hen Party Dance Class in Bath
ABBA Hen Do — Bath
My Dance Hen Party Bath
Venues
City Centre Studio
SouthGate / Stall Street & the Abbey quarter — confirmed on booking
Widcombe Studio
Widcombe / across the river from Bath Spa — confirmed on booking
Your Venue
Georgian townhouses, hotels & Airbnbs — we come to you across Bath & NE Somerset
About This ABBA Hen Party Dance Class in Bath
Pull on the flares and practise the Agnetha hair-flick, because your ABBA hen party in Bath kicks off the second that first chord of Dancing Queen rings out. Every step is set to the anthems you already know by heart — Mamma Mia, Waterloo, Voulez-Vous, Super Trouper — and taught in bite-sized counts, so a group of confessed non-dancers ends the hour moving as one glittery Swedish-pop machine.
There is a lovely irony in dropping seventies disco into a city carved from honey-coloured Bath stone. The Royal Crescent may be all Georgian restraint by day, but come evening SouthGate, Stall Street and the George Street bars turn into exactly the sequined playground ABBA wrote for. We set the class up wherever suits — a townhouse rental by Queen Square, a hotel function room, a studio near the Abbey quarter — then send you back out into that after-dark Bath with a routine to show off.
Nobody needs experience and nobody hides at the back. Your choreographer layers the sections one at a time, stitches them together, and by the final run-through the whole hen owns a proper number, camera and all. Go for the ninety-minute version and there is room for a freestyle chorus and a photo reel; the hour still flies. Pricing is one flat figure for the group — £140 covers the sixty-minute class, £165 stretches it to a full ninety — with a flat £10 bottle of bubbly if the bride fancies a toast.
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What's Included in Your ABBA Hen Party
- A professional choreographer who arrives in full 70s spirit and runs the whole session
- A tailored routine set to genuine ABBA anthems, from Dancing Queen to Voulez-Vous
- Every step broken into slow, repeatable counts for absolute beginners
- Music, a portable speaker and the full soundtrack sorted on our end
- A warm-up that doubles as a giggle and shakes off the first-timer nerves
- The bride handed her own spotlight moment inside the routine
- A filmed run-through so the group can relive it and rehearse later
- Flat group pricing — £140 for the hour, £165 for ninety minutes
- Optional bubbly at a flat £10 to toast the Dancing Queen
What You'll Experience at Our ABBA Dance Class
- The instant lift the moment Dancing Queen drops and everyone realises they know the words
- Simple, satisfying disco moves — points to the ceiling, hip swings, the big chorus poses
- The group syncing up until you are all hitting the same beat at the same second
- Belly laughs at the wonky first attempts before it suddenly clicks
- A show-stopping finish worth filming three times over
- That buzzing, ready-for-the-night feeling as you spill out towards George Street
Perfect For Your Bath Hen Do
- Hens who grew up on Mamma Mia and never miss the film on a Sunday
- Mixed-age groups where aunties and best friends all want in
- Brides who want fun and flair rather than anything intimidating
- Groups basing a whole weekend around Bath's bars and restaurants
- Non-dancers who need a low-pressure, high-glitter activity
- Anyone after a daytime highlight before a big night out in the city
What Our Hens Say
ABBA hen parties we have taught across Bath.
"We went the whole hog — platforms, glitter, an Agnetha wig for the bride — and the teacher wove every outfit into the routine. By the end all fourteen of us were belting Super Trouper in perfect time. Best thing we did all weekend."
— Marnie Trescothick ★★★★★"Booked it as a surprise and the bride actually squealed when Dancing Queen started. Somehow the choreographer had a room of non-dancers moving as one in under an hour. We filmed the finish about five times."
— Danni Loveridge ★★★★★"Our group ran from twenty-two to sixty-one and every one of us had a ball. Nothing felt too hard, the laughs never stopped, and we sailed straight out to the George Street bars buzzing."
— Cerys Attwater ★★★★★"I cannot dance to save my life and I left with a full Mamma Mia number in my back pocket. We are genuinely threatening to perform it at the wedding now."
— Fiona Blathwayt ★★★★★ABBA Hen Party FAQ
Everything you need to know about our ABBA hen party dance class in Bath.
Which ABBA tracks make it into the routine on our Bath hen? +
Expect the big hitters — Dancing Queen, Waterloo, Super Trouper, Voulez-Vous and of course Mamma Mia. Fancy a particular track, or the whole set pulled from the Mamma Mia films? Just say the word and we tailor it.
Do any of us actually need to be able to dance? +
Not in the slightest. The routine is designed for complete beginners: each move is shown slowly and built up piece by piece. If you can point at the ceiling on cue, you are already halfway there.
How big can our ABBA group be? +
Anything from five to thirty. Larger hens get a second instructor so nobody drifts to the back, and the whole party dances together the entire time — no wallflowers.
Can you come to our accommodation in Bath? +
Yes. We travel to hotels, Georgian townhouse rentals and Airbnbs right across Bath and NE Somerset, or you can join us at a studio near the Abbey quarter or over in Widcombe.
How long does the class run and what does it cost? +
Sixty minutes is £140, ninety minutes £165, whole group included. The longer slot buys more songs, a freestyle and photo time, which is why most ABBA hens choose it.
Any tips for getting around Bath on the day? +
The centre is narrow, cobbled and hilly with limited, pricey parking, so the Odd Down or Lansdown park-and-ride (Odd Down holds roughly 700 cars) saves a lot of grief. Bath Spa station is bang central if you are arriving by train.