Bring your group to soFly Social ATX for a 75-minute private pole dance party that mixes foundation-level instruction, a champagne toast, and a curated celebration for up to 20 people. Perfect for bachelorette parties, birthdays, or team-bonding in East Austin.
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The room hums before you step inside: a block of East Austin light on the cement outside, music vibrating through the walls, and a row of chrome poles catching the studio lights like a small city skyline. For 75 minutes the studio reconfigures itself into a stage, practice room, and celebration space — a place where movement replaces small talk and confidence grows one spin at a time.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–1.5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; attendees should be comfortable with short bursts of strength, balance, and core engagement.
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History
East Austin’s light-industrial blocks were repurposed over recent decades into creative hubs; many studios occupy former warehouses that now host performance and fitness communities.
Conservation
Choose reusable drinkware and proper waste disposal at events; support inclusive local businesses that prioritize low-impact operations and community stewardship.
Reserve your spot on the Private Pole Dance Party for Up to 20 People at soFly Social ATX today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Wear skin-friendly clothing
Choose shorts and a fitted tank top for maximum grip on the pole; avoid oils or heavy lotions before class.
Hydrate and fuel lightly
Drink water before class and avoid heavy meals right before—pole work uses short bursts of strength and flexibility.
Plan for photos
Bring a phone tripod or appoint a photographer—there’s built-in time for pictures after the lesson and a champagne toast.
Arrive early for parking
Lot parking is available but limited; arrive 10–15 minutes early to claim a spot and sign waivers.
Fitted shorts or leggings
Skin contact helps grip the pole for spins and holds.
Water bottle
Stay hydrated—classes are physically demanding and often sweaty.
Grip aid (optional)
For those who find hands slippery, a small grip product can improve confidence on spins.
Phone or camera with tripod
Capture group photos and video during the dedicated photo time.