90s Hen Party Dance Class Portsmouth
90s Hen Party Dance Class in Portsmouth
90s Hen Do — Portsmouth
My Dance Hen Party Portsmouth
Venues
Southsea Studio
Albert Road arts quarter — confirmed on booking
City Centre Studio
Guildhall / University Quarter — confirmed on booking
Your Venue
Hotels & Airbnbs — we come to you across Portsmouth & south-east Hampshire
About This 90s Hen Party Dance Class in Portsmouth
Albert Road in Southsea has been Portsmouth's independent going-out strip for years — record shops, small bars and King's Theatre all in a row — which is the right backdrop for a 90s dance hen party Portsmouth crews put together. The routine leans on the decade's most shameless floor-fillers, handed over in bite-sized runs the whole room can copy.
No dancing background required. The choreographer takes each section slowly and loops it — the daft arm-waves, the stompy line-dance bits, the full Eurodance cheese — until Cotton Eye Joe, Believe, Say You'll Be There and Blue (Da Ba Dee) sit comfortably on a room of near-strangers. The final run is filmed before the butterfly clips work loose.
Pricing keeps it simple: one figure for the party — £140 an hour, £165 for ninety minutes — rather than a tally per hen, with only a studio room to add if you would rather not host. Then a 90s dance hen do Portsmouth carries the noise a few doors down the Albert Road bars, or over to Palmerston Road for something a touch smarter.
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What's Included in Your 90s Hen Party
- A choreographer running the room throughout, threading the pop and the dance-floor cheese into one number
- A running order shaped around the nineties the bride actually loved — sugary girl-pop, a boyband ballad, or Eurodance with no shame
- A gentle loosen-up to start and an easy cool-down to close, neither eating into your slot
- Every bit of the sound kit is ours to bring and plug in — the group just has to sing along
- Each step shrunk down and looped enough times that even the never-danced corner keeps up
- Built-in photo pauses while the bucket hats and the formation still look the part
- A single flat fee that shrugs off whether a dozen or thirty hens show
- A studio near Albert Road or the city centre reserved, or the class delivered anywhere on Portsea Island
- A single tidy recording of the whole routine, in the group chat before you are home
What You'll Experience at Our 90s Dance Class
- An opening burst of daft Eurodance that your body somehow remembers first
- The shared-move classics — a Macarena, an arm-wave routine — that a whole room already half-knows
- Line-ups built so a scattered group reads as one on a phone screen
- A cheese dial the group can crank as high as it likes
- A finale solid enough to reappear at the wedding next year
- Total strangers at 2pm, a synchronised crew by the final chorus
Perfect For Your Portsmouth Hen Do
- Brides still guarding a shoebox of nineties CD singles that is going nowhere
- Groups lining the class up before karaoke or a crawl round Albert Road
- Anyone willing to raid the loft for a bucket hat, combats and glitter
- Groups of friends reuniting on the songs that scored their teens
- Three-generation parties where the mums out-sing the hens
- The friend who inexplicably still knows every Top of the Pops line-up
What Our Hens Say
90s hen parties we have taught across Portsmouth.
"We picked it for the Eurodance and the Blue (Da Ba Dee) stretch absolutely delivered. Sixteen of us with no training at all, and somehow the clip looks completely rehearsed."
— Kim A. ★★★★★"Booked the come-to-you for a place on Hayling Island. Nobody could hold a beat, and still we came away with a whole Say You'll Be There routine. The bride's mum installed herself at the front and stayed there."
— Bex O. ★★★★★"Turned up convinced I would embarrass myself and left with a routine I can actually do. We keep sending the clips round for no reason at all."
— Meg C. ★★★★★"The best-value thing on the itinerary by a distance, and the one the bride keeps replaying. Two of us were still doing the moves in the taxi home."
— Hollie P. ★★★★★90s Hen Party FAQ
Everything you need to know about our 90s hen party dance class in Portsmouth.
What 90s songs will we dance to at the hen party in Portsmouth? +
The backbone is Cotton Eye Joe, Believe, Say You'll Be There and Blue (Da Ba Dee), then we layer on whatever tunes your lot grew up shouting. If the bride has a non-negotiable, add it to the enquiry and it earns a place in the routine.
We are staying all over — does the island make getting around tricky? +
Portsmouth is compact and packed onto Portsea Island, so nothing is far, but there is no tram and traffic bunches up on event weekends. Most groups train into Portsmouth & Southsea and walk or grab a taxi to the studio; we confirm the room and the simplest route the moment you book.
Is it priced per person or for the whole group? +
For the whole group, every time — £140 for the hour, £165 for ninety minutes, with a partner-studio room the one thing you might add. Since no one is counted at the door, a bigger turnout just trims what each person chips in.
We span a big range of ages and dancing ability — is that OK? +
It is exactly the mix we plan for. Moves come in small optional layers and everyone dances in lines, so the camera catches one tidy row instead of any one person's timing. The most reluctant guest and the keenest finish on the same moves, and a phone flatters the pair of them equally.
Do we have to dress up? +
Entirely optional. A bucket hat and a shell suit will make the footage, sure, but you can rock up in leggings and still slot straight in. We handle the choreography, the playlist and the speaker — the only thing left to you is deciding how deep into the dressing-up box to go.
Will you bring the class to where we are staying? +
Absolutely. We bring the entire class to your hotel, hall or holiday let — anywhere on Portsea Island and out to Portchester, Havant, Hayling Island or Fareham, sound kit included. A decent stretch of clear floor and a nearby socket is all we need.