90s Hen Party Dance Class Leicester
90s Hen Party Dance Class in Leicester
90s Hen Do — Leicester
My Dance Hen Party Leicester
Venues
City Centre Studio
Highcross / St Martin's — confirmed on booking
Cultural Quarter Studio
Rutland Street — confirmed on booking
Your Venue
Hotels & Airbnbs — we come to you across Leicestershire
About This 90s Hen Party Dance Class in Leicester
Nineties pop practically choreographs itself — line dances, whopping key changes and arm moves half the room can already do on instinct — so a 90s dance hen party Leicester friends settle on rarely needs discussing twice. Your choreographer lifts Wannabe, Reach, Believe and Saturday Night and reshapes them into one number that hands even the reluctant, cocktail-only guest her few seconds of glory.
With two big universities and thirty-five thousand students, Leicester stays young, daft and up for almost anything, and a themed class drops neatly into a hen weekend. Partner studios sit in and around the compact centre — the West End over the river by Braunstone Gate is the relaxed, live-music bar strip once you have changed — with the address sent through on booking. There is no tram to puzzle over here; the middle of town is flat and small enough to walk end to end.
On money there is nothing to work out: an hour is £140, ninety minutes £165, held flat however many hens sign up, with a room charge the sole thing that can join it. Because it is never priced per person, the come-to-you outfits quoting twenty-six pounds a head end up dearer for any decent-sized group. The final run is filmed before we stretch out, so a 90s dance hen do Leicester afternoon keeps its clip well ahead of the first drink.
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What's Included in Your 90s Hen Party
- A choreographer who walks in with the whole routine already mapped, counts and corrections in hand
- A 90s set aimed at wherever your group leans — girl power, boyband ballads or unashamed Eurodance
- A warm-up before anyone attempts anything ambitious across the floor, and a proper wind-down after
- Every track and a speaker supplied — the only thing you carry in is the singing voice
- Steps broken small and repeated until the never-danced half of the group has them cold
- Camera breaks called while the formation is still crisp and everyone is upright
- One price that takes no interest at all in how many of you turn up
- A West End or city-centre room booked, or the whole class driven to your door across the county
- A filmed final run handed over before the coats come back on
What You'll Experience at Our 90s Dance Class
- An opening set of Eurodance one-hit wonders your body recalls before your brain does
- Finger-points, body rolls and a Macarena delivered with a completely straight face
- The choreography growing a section at a time so nobody ever feels stranded
- The room split into two camps for a quick face-off, then folded back for the finish
- Moves that hold up under bucket hats, chunky trainers and head-to-toe double denim
- A closing run filmed from the angle that flatters the whole group
Perfect For Your Leicester Hen Do
- Brides who still keep a wallet of cassette singles purely on principle
- Groups pinning the class to the front of a Braunstone Gate bar crawl
- Friends who will argue boyband against girl band right up until the finale settles it
- Butterfly clips, crop tops and scrunchies, every last one encouraged
- Student-city reunions where half the group first met over these exact songs
- Old schoolmates who can somehow still name the whole 1997 top ten
What Our Hens Say
90s hen parties we have taught across Leicester.
"Twelve of us in a West End studio holding a line while it chucked it down outside. We watched the video on the walk into town and had to stop, we were laughing that hard."
— Kirsty B. ★★★★★"The choreographer came to our place near Oadby. By the final run my sister — normally a liability on any dance floor — had a whole verse to herself."
— Aisha M. ★★★★★"Turns out the Reach arm moves never actually leave you. We performed the lot with zero shame and would do it again tomorrow."
— Leanne T. ★★★★★"Cheapest thing on the itinerary and the one we still talk about. That finale clip gets another airing every time one of us gets engaged."
— Sophie W. ★★★★★90s Hen Party FAQ
Everything you need to know about our 90s hen party dance class in Leicester.
What 90s songs will we dance to at the hen party in Leicester? +
A run through the decade's loudest sing-alongs — Wannabe, Reach, Believe, Saturday Night and No Scrubs turn up most weeks — weighted toward whichever corner your group loves. Name the bride's must-have on the form and it earns a spot.
Can we split into a girl band and a boy band? +
Plenty of groups ask for it. The routine gets cut down the middle for a friendly showdown, then the two halves fold back together for a full-cast finish — a far better way to settle the girl-band-versus-boyband row than another hour in the chat.
How much does a 90s hen party in Leicester cost? +
A flat rate for everyone: £140 for the hour, £165 for ninety minutes, and studio hire only enters the sum if you take a room of ours. Six hens or twenty-six, the number holds, so nobody is doing per-head arithmetic on the coach.
Can you come to where we are staying instead of a studio? +
Very happily. The whole session travels to wherever you are based — hotel, holiday let or a hired hall — right across the county, with Hinckley, Coalville, Wigston and Oadby all a short hop. All you clear is a patch of living-room floor.
Half of us haven't danced since school — can we keep up? +
Keeping up is rather the point. The steps are chopped small, taken at half pace, and aimed at people whose last routine was a leavers' disco. Most of nineties pop was designed to be learned off the telly anyway, so you are already halfway there.
How far ahead should we book it in? +
Saturdays disappear first, spring into summer especially, so a month or so of lead time hands you the best pick of rooms and slots. Even so, a late enquiry is always worth a punt — midweek evenings and Sundays are usually still free.