80s Hen Party Dance Class Kent
80s Hen Party Dance Class in Kent
80s Hen Do — Kent
My Dance Hen Party Kent
Venues
Maidstone & the Weald
County-town studios & halls — the room is confirmed on booking
Medway & the Coast
Rochester/Chatham to Folkestone & Thanet — confirmed on booking
Your Venue
Hotels, halls & Airbnbs — we come to you right across Kent
About This 80s Hen Party Dance Class in Kent
An 80s hen party in Kent works best when it is built around the town your group has already picked. Maidstone gives you county-town bars within a short walk; Chatham and the wider Medway lean livelier; Tunbridge Wells suits a crew staying near the Pantiles. We bring the full 80s routine to your chosen room, so the neon, the shoulder pads and the lip-sync land wherever your hen weekend actually is — never at some fictional single studio.
Your choreographer teaches a punchy, beginner-proof number to the decade's loudest anthems — Madonna, Wham!, Whitney, a splash of Footloose — pitched so the total non-dancer and the show-off cousin both look sharp by the last run-through. Kent has no single arrival station, so we come to you: Maidstone East, Chatham and Tunbridge Wells all sit near easy venues, and we confirm the exact room once you book.
The rate is flat: £140 for the hour, £165 for ninety minutes, for the whole group whatever the headcount, with only venue hire on top if the Airbnb is too snug to dance in. Fancy a toast? Add a £10 bottle of fizz for the group and we will build a pause into the session for it. Then it is a short stroll on to wherever the night heads next, from Maidstone's riverside to the Medway waterfront.
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What's Included in Your 80s Hen Party
- A professional 80s choreographer who travels to your Kent venue — Maidstone, the Medway towns, Tunbridge Wells or the coast
- A full, easy-to-learn routine to a genuine 80s floor-filler, taught from the very first eight-count
- Flat pricing — £140 for one hour or £165 for ninety minutes — for any group size, no headcount maths
- Speaker, playlist and all the kit carried to the room; you supply the space, we supply the party
- Warm-up, teaching and a filmed final performance so the video is yours to keep
- Steps re-scaled on the spot for mixed ages and every ability in the group
- Optional add-on — a £10 bottle of fizz for the group to raise together (just say the word)
- Help matching your booking to the right Kent town and a room near the station
- A relaxed, laughter-first hour with zero pressure on anyone to be 'good' at it
What You'll Experience at Our 80s Dance Class
- Neon and leg-warmer energy from the second the speaker goes on
- One 80s anthem broken into short blocks so nobody gets left behind
- The bride pushed front and centre for the big camera moment
- Air-punches, grapevines and an unapologetically cheesy key-change finish
- Regular stops for photos and a breather between runs
- A routine the whole group can genuinely perform, start to finish, by the end
Perfect For Your Kent Hen Do
- Hen groups basing the weekend around Maidstone or the Medway towns
- Mixed-age parties, from teens-at-heart to the mother of the bride
- Brides raised on Wham!, Whitney and a bit of Kate Bush
- Crews wanting a daytime activity before a Chatham or Pantiles night out
- Anyone after a fun warm-up before dinner and drinks
- Groups who would far rather laugh than strike a serious pose
What Our Hens Say
80s hen parties we have taught across Kent.
"Booked the 80s class for our base in Maidstone and it set the whole weekend off. Our teacher had thirteen of us — ages 24 to 61 — nailing a Wham! routine within the hour. The video is pure gold."
— Roisin Kemsley ★★★★★"We were staying near the Medway waterfront in Chatham and they came straight to our Airbnb. Neon everywhere, zero judgement, and my nan did the key-change bit better than any of us."
— Danika Allhusen ★★★★★"Had them come to a room near the Pantiles in Tunbridge Wells before dinner. Easily the best bit of the hen — we still send each other the Flashdance clip months on."
— Marnie Twydall ★★★★★"None of us can dance and it did not matter one bit. Rochester hen, one bottle of fizz between us, and an hour of proper belly-laughing. Book it."
— Priya Boughton ★★★★★80s Hen Party FAQ
Everything you need to know about our 80s hen party dance class in Kent.
What 80s songs do you use for a hen party dance class in Kent? +
We pull from the decade's biggest hitters — Madonna, Wham!, Whitney Houston, Footloose, a little Flashdance — and shape the routine around whatever the bride loves most. Tell us her favourite when you book and we will build the number around it before we arrive at your Maidstone, Medway or Tunbridge Wells venue.
Do you come to us anywhere in Kent? +
Yes — this is a come-to-you class, not a single studio you all travel to. We regularly teach across Maidstone and the Weald, the Medway towns of Rochester, Chatham and Gillingham, Tunbridge Wells, Ashford and down on the coast at Folkestone and the Thanet towns. Give us your chosen town and we bring the whole class to your room.
How much is it, and is the fizz extra? +
The class is a flat £140 for an hour or £165 for ninety minutes for the entire group, and the rate never changes with numbers — venue hire is the only possible extra. If you fancy a drink to toast the bride, you can add a £10 bottle of fizz for the group: one bottle, one flat price, for everyone to share.
Do we need any dance experience? +
None at all. The routine is designed for complete beginners, taught slowly in small chunks, and the choreographer quietly scales the trickier moves for anyone who wants them easier. Most groups are amazed how sharp they look on the final video after just an hour.
How big can the hen group be? +
Anything from about five up to thirty-plus works, and the price stays flat either way. For larger groups we just make sure the room is big enough — handy to flag when you tell us whether you are in a Maidstone hall, a Medway function room or a hotel suite on the coast.
We are spread across Kent — how does travel work? +
Kent has no single hub station, so plan around your base town: Maidstone East, Chatham and Tunbridge Wells stations each sit near easy venues, while the coast runs on its own line. Because we travel to you, only the group needs to gather — pick the town nearest most of your hens and we will handle the rest.