80s Hen Party Dance Class Hull
80s Hen Party Dance Class in Hull
80s Hen Do — Hull
My Dance Hen Party Hull
Venues
City Centre Studio
Old Town / Fruit Market — confirmed on booking
Humber Street Studio
Marina creative quarter — confirmed on booking
Your Venue
Hotels & Airbnbs — we come to you across East Yorkshire
About This 80s Hen Party Dance Class in Hull
Hull left its own mark on the decade: the Housemartins topped the charts in 1986 with a band put together in this city, and Hull-born Mick Ronson had already handed pop some of its sharpest guitar. So an 80s dance hen party Hull crews book carries genuine local roots. Your instructor rolls in with a medley spliced together from I Wanna Dance with Somebody, Footloose, Holiday and Livin' on a Prayer, doled out a few counts at a time.
Most of the group last properly danced at a school disco, and the class assumes exactly that — each phrase drops to half speed, and the shapes are set up so a scattered crowd still reads tidy on a phone. Two run-throughs in and the friend who swore she'd only film has drifted to the front. You'll dance in the centre near Paragon and Queen Victoria Square, or down in the Old Town, the studio named once your date is locked.
The maths stays kind, and like everywhere in the UK it's sterling: £140 flat for the hour, £165 for ninety minutes, settled by the room instead of per person, with a studio fee the sole possible addition. Bring a coachload in off the A63 and it works out at small change each. The finished number gets filmed, so the group can head for the Trinity Square pubs with the keepsake already in the bag — that's an 80s dance hen do Hull done right.
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What's Included in Your 80s Hen Party
- A professional choreographer out front the whole hour, feeding the medley over in pieces small enough to shadow first time
- A set list drawn from the decade's loudest singalongs and tilted toward the bride's own favourites
- A gentle loosen-up to open and a full stretch to close, both fitted inside the minutes you reserved
- The speaker, the leads and the entire playlist brought and switched on by us — your only cargo is the shoulder pads
- A pace pitched for a room whose last proper routine happened at a school disco, no dance history assumed
- Breaks for photos timed to the second the neon reads loudest on a phone
- One flat charge for the whole group, unmoved whether a dozen turn up or thirty
- A central studio near Paragon held for you, or the entire class driven out across East Yorkshire
- The closing run committed to film and handed over before the taxis reach the rank
What You'll Experience at Our 80s Dance Class
- Big shoulder-pad poses and the sharp, pointed arm lines the decade practically patented
- A warm-up riding the fat synth-and-drum-machine intros the 80s churned out by the dozen
- Formations that line a loose huddle up like the sleeve of a Top of the Pops compilation
- The routine assembled a block at a time, steady enough that nobody is stranded mid-chorus
- A finish punchy enough to ambush a wedding dance floor next summer
- A hundred-odd chances to bawl the wrong words and mean every single one
Perfect For Your Hull Hen Do
- Brides who'd still take the Housemartins and a proper 80s floor-filler over anything currently charting
- Groups pairing the afternoon with a crawl round Trinity Square's oldest pubs
- Squads who got the leg-warmer-and-neon order in weeks ahead
- Three-generation rooms where the bride's mum knows the choruses cold
- Parties holed up in a Marina apartment who'd sooner we knocked on the door
- Anyone chasing the single glow-bright photo to top the wedding slideshow
What Our Hens Say
80s hen parties we have taught across Hull.
"Fifteen of us head to foot in neon, learning Footloose in a room off Queen Victoria Square before spilling out into the Old Town. Watching it back on the walk to Ye Olde White Hart very nearly finished us."
— Carly D. ★★★★★"We booked the come-to-you for a house out in Cottingham. She shifted the sofas, parked the aunties at the front, and by Holiday they had completely taken the routine over."
— Lauren B. ★★★★★"I've got the coordination of a deckchair and somehow held the line. The video makes twelve of us look like we'd been rehearsing for a fortnight."
— Steph M. ★★★★★"Best value of the whole weekend, no argument. Six months on and the bridesmaids still drop the Livin' on a Prayer finish at every gathering going."
— Abi R. ★★★★★80s Hen Party FAQ
Everything you need to know about our 80s hen party dance class in Hull.
What 80s songs will we dance to at the hen party in Hull? +
Kick-off four are typically I Wanna Dance with Somebody, Footloose, Holiday and Livin' on a Prayer, but nothing is fixed and the medley shifts to fit the room. If there's a single the bride would riot over, mention it on the form and we build a passage around it.
How much does an 80s hen party in Hull cost? +
One rate covers the whole group rather than a ticket per guest: £140 an hour, £165 for ninety minutes, and the only thing you might add is one of our studios. Shared between twenty hens it's pennies apiece — exactly the point where pay-per-person outfits start looking pricey — and it's all in sterling.
Do we sort the neon fancy dress ourselves? +
That's your bit to enjoy — sequins, scrunchies, ra-ra skirts and neon you could pick out from Hessle. Ours is the routine, the tunes and the PA. Dressing up not your thing? Plain leggings and trainers dance it just as happily.
Can we tie the class to a night out afterwards? +
Most Hull groups play it exactly this way: an afternoon slot, back to the hotel to change, then a warm-up round the ancient Trinity pubs before the marina cocktail bars or the city-centre clubs claim the rest of the night. Pop your evening plan on the form and we drop the studio time in ahead of it.
A few of us haven't danced in years — will we cope? +
You'll be in good company — that's most of the room. It all comes in small, slow, repeatable chunks, the fiddlier flourishes go to whoever's game, and everyone moves together as a line. Played back, the camera clocks the whole row and glosses right over a late foot or two.
Can you come out to us across East Yorkshire? +
Of course. The instructor packs the PA and brings the entire session to you — anywhere across Hull and out to Hessle, Cottingham, Willerby or the market town of Beverley. Shove the sofa back, clear a bit of carpet, and there's your dance floor.