Take your celebration to new heights with a private aerial party at soFly Social ATX. This 75-minute, instructor-led session for up to 15 people mixes pole and aerial arts with a customized lesson, champagne toast, and plenty of photo time.
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You step into a high-ceilinged room where sunlight or studio lights catch ropes and silks like urban vines. The air hums with quiet focus and laughter; at 20 feet the rigging stretches upward and dares you to try something new. In Austin, the party spills inward — a private class that trades bars for barres and nightclub energy for measured climbs and spins.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–1.5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; basic mobility, core engagement, and willingness to try new movements helpful.
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History
Austin’s performance ecosystem grew from live music and DIY theater; aerial and pole arts arrived as part of a broader fitness-and-arts fusion in the 2010s.
Conservation
The studio emphasizes inclusive community practices and low-waste event add-ons; visitors are encouraged to minimize single-use plastics and respect neighborhood noise guidelines.
Reserve your spot on the Private Aerial Party For Up To 15 People at soFly Social ATX today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Grip socks or bare feet
Grip socks or bare feet improve traction on poles and silks and reduce slipping during climbs.
Hydrate before class
Drink water in the hour before your lesson—intensity and core work make hydration important for safety and recovery.
Trim nails and remove jewelry
Short nails and no dangling jewelry protect both you and the equipment during climbs and spins.
Book weekends early
Private weekend evening slots fill fast—reserve at least two weeks in advance for groups of 8–15.
Breathable workout clothes
Close-fitting, non-restrictive clothing lets instructors see alignment and prevents fabric from catching.
Grip socks or bare feet
Improves traction on poles and silks and aids safe footwork.
Reusable water bottle
Staying hydrated during warmups and conditioning keeps performance steady.
Light hair ties and no-metal accessories
Keeps hair secured and prevents damage to equipment during aerial moves.