90s Hen Party Dance Class Hull
90s Hen Party Dance Class in Hull
90s 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 90s Hen Party Dance Class in Hull
Hull scored the nineties too — the Beautiful South, formed here out of the ashes of the Housemartins, shifted albums by the lorryload, and Everything But The Girl, who first met at the University of Hull, owned 1995 with a remix nobody could dodge. So a 90s dance hen party Hull friends land on has real pedigree. Your instructor fuses Spice Up Your Life, Tragedy, Return of the Mack and Groove Is in the Heart into a single floor-filler, leaving a bar or two spare for whoever showed up strictly for the prosecco.
A good half of it you already own without realising — the wave-your-arms bits, the enormous key changes, the stomps a whole room can still just about muster. There's a natural crowd for it here as well: the University keeps the city loud and youthful, and the café-bars and karaoke rooms up Newland and Princes Avenue are primed the instant the counts drop. You'll dance in central studios near Paragon or up in the Avenues, the room sent through when you book.
The money side asks nothing of you, and it's sterling as it is UK-wide: one team rate — £140 for sixty minutes, £165 for ninety — that shrugs off the headcount entirely, with a studio fee the only thing that can ever be tacked on. We never tot you up one by one, which is precisely how the mobile crowd pad their quotes. The closing take is filmed on the spot, so a 90s dance hen do Hull walks away with its souvenir before anyone's ordered a first drink.
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What's Included in Your 90s Hen Party
- Your own choreographer leading from the floor the whole time, threading the songs together and catching every tempo lurch
- A tracklist tuned to your corner of the decade — bubblegum girl-group, a boyband slow jam, or shameless Euro-cheese
- Warm-up first, wind-down last, and neither one nibbling a minute of your booked slot
- We haul in the speaker and the full playlist and wire the lot — your one contribution is the backing vocals
- Each count broken small and looped until the never-danced half of the room has it nailed
- Photo pauses dropped in while the lines are crisp and everyone is still upright
- A single flat figure that couldn't care less if a dozen show up or thirty
- A studio near Paragon or up the Avenues reserved, or the whole class boxed up and taken out across East Yorkshire
- The finale filmed and in your pocket before anyone has found their coat
What You'll Experience at Our 90s Dance Class
- A warm-up of daft Eurodance your feet somehow recall a half-second before your brain does
- Finger-clicks, a stray body-roll and a Macarena run with total, unblinking seriousness
- The number going in one chunk at a time, so nobody is left flailing three bars into a chorus
- A short-lived girl-groups-versus-boybands stand-off before the whole room floods back for the finish
- Moves that survive bucket hats, chunky trainers and a genuinely unlawful volume of double denim
- A last full run shot from whichever corner treats the entire line most kindly
Perfect For Your Hull Hen Do
- Brides still guarding a shoebox of cassette singles they will never be talked into binning
- Groups slotting the class in ahead of a karaoke night up Newland Avenue
- Friends who'll defend their boyband against your girl group right to the last key change
- Every butterfly clip, crop top and scrunchie the group can turn out between them
- Old University of Hull housemates who first bonded over these exact tunes in a Cottingham kitchen
- Anyone who can, worryingly, still recite the 1997 singles chart top to bottom
What Our Hens Say
90s hen parties we have taught across Hull.
"Our Return of the Mack finish honestly passed for a proper music video — from a kind camera angle, anyway. Finest hour of a completely ridiculous weekend, and we sang the whole lot again over karaoke up Newland Avenue after."
— Charlotte H. ★★★★★"A dozen of us on one flat price, and after days of quotes that only ever climbed it felt like we'd stumbled on a cheat code. Sharpest thing we booked."
— Nadia C. ★★★★★"Somebody should warn you a Tragedy routine moves in and refuses to leave your head. We performed it with completely straight faces and I'd do it all over right now."
— Leah P. ★★★★★"They came out to a place in Hessle and by the last chorus my nan was leading Groove Is in the Heart. Not a scrap of natural talent between us and it changed nothing."
— Bex O. ★★★★★90s Hen Party FAQ
Everything you need to know about our 90s hen party dance class in Hull.
What 90s songs will we dance to at the hen party in Hull? +
The set usually hangs off Spice Up Your Life, Tragedy, Return of the Mack and Groove Is in the Heart, then tilts toward whatever your lot screamed along to at the time. Name the bride's must-have on the form and it's guaranteed a slot.
None of us have danced since school — is that a problem? +
Not in the slightest; that's who the class exists for. It's all short, slow, copyable loops aimed at people whose last routine was a school-hall affair — and a lot of these songs were built to be learned off Top of the Pops, so your body remembers more than you'd expect.
Will there be proper line dances, the ones half of us know? +
If you want them, they're in. The decade practically invented the big shared move — the Macarena, the arm-wave routines, the stomping line dances — and your instructor sets the cheese level wherever the group likes it. Most Hull hens ask for it dialled to the top.
How much does a 90s hen party in Hull cost? +
You're charged for the room, not per head: £140 an hour, £165 for ninety minutes, with a studio of ours the sole optional extra if you'd like the space sorted. Ten of you or twenty-eight, the figure holds firm, so there's nothing to split at the night's end — and it's all in sterling.
Where's the class held, and is getting into town a hassle? +
Studios cluster by Paragon and up the Avenues, the precise door confirmed after you book. Worth knowing Hull runs no tram or metro — you glide straight into Paragon Interchange by train, or come off the M62 onto the A63 by car, then leave it in a central car park, since the middle of town is small and level.
Can you bring the class to where we're staying? +
Gladly. The whole session comes to your hotel, holiday cottage or booked hall right across East Yorkshire — Anlaby, Willerby, Hessle, out to Beverley, Hedon and Hornsea by the sea. All we ask for is a fair-sized patch of clear floor.