Bachelorette party in New York: eleven pole and heels studios across the boroughs, twelve boudoir photographers, six adult burlesque cabarets and the male revue Hunk-O-Mania. Many groups stack a daytime pole or heels class, a boudoir shoot, then a cabaret or male-revue night. New York's compactness and transit keep it all within reach. No event agencies — "fixed venue only" policy.
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Frequently asked questions
Pole + heels classes (eleven studios), boudoir shoot (twelve photographers), adult burlesque cabaret outing (six venues) or the male revue Hunk-O-Mania.
Private pole / heels class (1h–1h30): $40–75 per person. Cabaret or male-revue night: $50–120 per person. Boudoir shoot from $350. Average total for 8 people over a weekend: $1,200 to $3,500. Prices in USD.
No. The pole studios accept all levels and body types (18+). Beginner classes are designed for collective fun, not technical performance. Comfortable kit + socks recommended.
Typical New York plan: Saturday daytime pole or heels class, an afternoon boudoir shoot in Brooklyn, Saturday night cabaret or male revue downtown. The subway keeps it all a short ride apart.
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