90s Hen Party Dance Class Leeds
90s Hen Party Dance Class in Leeds
90s Hen Do — Leeds
My Dance Hen Party Leeds
Venues
City Centre Studio
Call Lane / Corn Exchange side — confirmed on booking
Holbeck Studio
Round Foundry creative quarter — confirmed on booking
Your Venue
Hotels & Airbnbs — we come to you across West Yorkshire
About This 90s Hen Party Dance Class in Leeds
The 90s practically drew their own choreography — five-across lines, key changes, arm moves for days — which is why a 90s dance hen party Leeds groups pick is the quickest yes in the chat. Your choreographer drags Spice Up Your Life, Barbie Girl, Cotton Eye Joe and No Scrubs off the school-disco floor and rebuilds them into one routine with a spotlight for everyone, right down to the cousin who only came for the fizz.
With four universities feeding it, Leeds stays young and up for a laugh, and the class drops neatly into the weekend. The Otley Run is the local rite of passage — sixteen-odd stops in fancy dress from Headingley through Hyde Park into town — so a themed routine beforehand fits the day perfectly. Hens rolling in from Halifax, Harrogate or Huddersfield step off at Leeds station and walk the last bit.
The fee refuses to overthink itself: £140 covers a full hour and £165 the ninety-minute version, holding steady whether ten hens show or twenty-eight, with only a room charge able to join it. No head-counting, which is where the rival quotes start to fidget. We film the finished routine before the cool-down, and a 90s dance hen do Leeds afternoon banks that clip well before the first round lands.
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What's Included in Your 90s Hen Party
- A choreographer who arrives with the whole routine already mapped
- A 90s set aimed at your corner of the decade — pop, girl power or pure cheese
- A proper stretch before anyone attempts a slide across the studio
- Music and speaker supplied; the only thing you carry in is the singing
- Each step slowed right down and looped for the first-timers among you
- Photo stops held while the five-across line still looks tidy
- A flat fee that pays the guest list no attention whatsoever
- A city-centre or Chapel Allerton studio booked, or the class brought to your door
- The finale filmed and handed over before anyone leaves
What You'll Experience at Our 90s Dance Class
- A warm-up powered by one-hit wonders you forgot you knew
- Girl-group points, boyband body rolls and a Macarena done dead straight
- The routine climbing verse by verse so nobody hits a wall
- Split sections and a friendly face-off before the group reunites
- Choreography that survives platform trainers, bucket hats and double denim
- One last full run caught from the flattering side of the room
Perfect For Your Leeds Hen Do
- Brides who still keep a wallet of cassette singles out of principle
- Groups pinning the class to the front of an Otley Run in costume
- Crews split straight down the middle over boybands versus girl bands
- Butterfly clips, crop tops and scrunchies, every one encouraged
- Weekends run from a Headingley house who would rather we came to them
- Old schoolmates who can still recite the 1997 chart run
What Our Hens Say
90s hen parties we have taught across Leeds.
"Three weddings on, the No Scrubs routine is still our default dancefloor move — the second those opening bars land, all eleven of us find each other across the room without a word said."
— Steph W. ★★★★★"My mum came along under protest and hasn't stopped talking about it since — she's since dragged two of her own friends off to a beginners' class back home, all because of one Barbie Girl chorus."
— Carys D. ★★★★★"Our choreographer clocked within minutes that half of us were terrified and the other half showing off, and somehow got the whole lot moving as one. Couldn't fault a single minute of it."
— Jodie T. ★★★★★"Booked the ninety minutes and still wanted more. The Cotton Eye Joe section had my sides aching from laughing, and we've already pencilled in the exact same for my own do next spring."
— Amber L. ★★★★★90s Hen Party FAQ
Everything you need to know about our 90s hen party dance class in Leeds.
What 90s tracks does the Leeds hen routine cover? +
A medley of the decade's biggest sing-alongs — Spice Up Your Life, Barbie Girl, Cotton Eye Joe, Tragedy and No Scrubs are regulars. Your choreographer leans it toward whatever your group loves most, girl-power anthems or unapologetic cheese, and will slot in a request where it fits.
What is the cost of a 90s hen party in Leeds? +
One number for the whole group: £140 for an hour, £165 for ninety minutes, plus studio hire only if you use one of ours. A party of twenty is charged exactly like a party of six, so the maths never turns into a spreadsheet.
Can you come to where we are staying instead? +
Absolutely. Your choreographer will pack the speaker and teach the whole thing in your hotel, Airbnb or hired room, anywhere across West Yorkshire and into North Yorkshire — Wakefield, Bradford, Harrogate and the towns between are all easy reach.
Can we split into a girl band and a boy band? +
Loads of groups do. Your choreographer can carve the routine into two camps with a bit of a stand-off before you rejoin for the finale — a reliable way to settle the age-old boyband-versus-girl-band argument on the floor.
Half of us have not danced since school. Will we keep pace? +
That is the whole design brief. Everything is broken into small loops and slowed right down, and the 90s moves were built for a school hall in the first place, so keeping up is genuinely the point rather than the challenge.
How far ahead should we get it booked? +
Weekends fill first, especially through summer and the party season, so a few weeks of notice gives you the pick of times and studios. That said, get in touch even at short notice — we will always try to make a date work.