Pole Dancing Hen Party Dance Class York
Pole Dancing Hen Party Dance Class in York
Pole Dancing Hen Do — York
My Dance Hen Party York
Venues
City Centre Studio
Near the Minster / Coppergate & the Shambles — confirmed on booking
Clifton Studio
Clifton / Bootham side — confirmed on booking
Your Venue
Hotels & Airbnbs — we come to you across York & the Vale of York
About This Pole Dancing Hen Party Dance Class in York
Pole is the hen do that reads terrifying on the invite and turns into shrieking encouragement in the room. Our pole dancing hen party York starts from the very beginning: a confident hold, a sure-footed circle, a first beginner spin and a shape or two for the camera, all led by a qualified instructor on kit kept in proper order.
Because a pole dancing hen do York depends on rigged, safety-checked equipment, this one runs at a suitable York venue rather than in a living room, and we confirm the space when you enquire. That keeps the compact centre and the Micklegate bars a short walk away for the rest of the night.
No previous attempt is assumed and nobody is pushed past a newcomer's first go. The instructor scales every move to the person on the pole, so the nervous hen and the show-off both leave chuffed. It runs an hour or ninety minutes at a flat, agreed price.
Make Enquiry on Your Pole Dancing Hen Party
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What's Included in Your Pole Dancing Hen Party
- A qualified pole instructor at a suitable, checked York venue
- Beginner spins, holds and poses taught from scratch
- Rigged, safety-checked poles maintained to standard
- Grip guidance and a proper warm-up before anyone climbs on
- One hour (flat £140) or ninety minutes (flat £165)
- Moves scaled to each person on the pole
- Optional bubbly after the class for a flat £10
- A named contact from enquiry through to the day
- A written flat quote confirmed before you book
What You'll Experience at Our Pole Dancing Dance Class
- A thorough warm-up focused on grip and shoulders
- A confident hold and a sure-footed circle of the pole
- A first beginner spin talked through step by step
- A photogenic pose or two scaled to each hen
- Plenty of egging-on and shrieking between turns
- A filmed spin for anyone brave enough to keep it
Perfect For Your York Hen Do
- Groups after the hen do nobody expects to enjoy
- Hens who want a genuine, giggly challenge
- Parties happy to travel to a proper venue for the kit
- Brides chasing bragging rights and a good story
- City-centre weekends near Micklegate and Coney Street
- Anyone curious to find muscles they had forgotten about
What Our Hens Say
Pole Dancing hen parties we have taught across York.
"Booked it as a dare and it was the highlight. Found muscles I'd genuinely forgotten I had. The instructor made everyone feel safe."
— Elspeth Gaunt ★★★★★"Nervous as anything beforehand, shrieking and cheering by the first spin. Proper venue, proper kit, flat price from the off."
— Jade Silverwood ★★★★★"Every move was scaled to each of us, so my sister and I both left buzzing despite being total opposites. Loved it."
— Kirsty Ellerbeck ★★★★★"A short walk from the Micklegate bars, an hour of laughing and a first spin I actually filmed. Best hen idea we had."
— Freya Hemsworth ★★★★★Pole Dancing Hen Party FAQ
Everything you need to know about our Pole Dancing hen party dance class in York.
Do we need any experience or strength? +
No. Everything starts from the very first hold, and the instructor scales each move to the person on the pole. A newcomer's first go is exactly the level we teach.
Why can't you come to our accommodation? +
Pole needs rigged, safety-checked equipment, so this theme runs at a suitable York venue we confirm when you enquire, rather than in a living room like our mobile themes.
How much is it? +
A flat £140 for an hour or £165 for ninety minutes for the whole group. Bubbly afterwards is an optional flat £10, all confirmed in writing before you book.
Is it safe? +
Yes. The poles are rigged and safety-checked, there is a proper warm-up, and a qualified instructor leads every turn. Nobody is pushed past a beginner's first spin.
What should we wear? +
Shorts and a top you can move in, and skin on show at the backs of the knees helps you grip. The instructor will explain when you book.
How many can take part? +
It depends on the venue and pole count, so tell us your numbers and we will size the session to suit.