Learn pole basics, floor work, and prop choreography in a women-only class at the V Theater in Planet Hollywood’s Miracle Mile Shops. This 70-minute session blends practical instruction with Vegas-style performance skills—perfect for bachelorettes and visitors looking for an active night out.
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The room is warm and bright; mirrored walls push every practiced move back at you while the instructor counts out a sultry rhythm. In the V Theater inside Miracle Mile Shops, Stripper 101 strips the performance down to steps—floor work, pole basics, and prop choreography—sequenced for a room of women who range from first-timers to confident dancers testing new moves.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
1-1.5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels but requires basic cardio and core strength; expect repeated moves and short bursts of exertion.
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History
Planet Hollywood and the Miracle Mile Shops sit along the Las Vegas Strip’s evolution from casino row to mixed retail and entertainment, where compact theaters host both shows and participatory classes tied to the city’s nightlife culture.
Conservation
Use public transit or rideshares to reduce local traffic impact, bring a reusable water bottle, and dispose of costume props responsibly to limit waste inside the shopping complex.
Reserve your spot on the Stripper 101 at Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Wear workout shorts and a tank
Clothes that expose skin on the upper thighs and arms give better grip on the pole and make turns and floor moves easier to execute.
Bring a water bottle
The studio gets warm and you’ll sweat more than expected—hydrate before, during breaks, and after class.
Arrive early for ticket pickup and waiver
Box office pickup is required up to one hour before start; give yourself extra time for lines and to change.
Skip heels if you’re unsure
Heels change balance and increase strain—use flats or bare feet until you’re comfortable with basic spins and floorwork.
Shorts and tank top
Expose arms and upper thighs for pole grip and freedom of motion.
Water bottle
Staying hydrated keeps performance steady during cardio and strength sequences.
Dance heels or sturdy low heels
Optional for styling and balance work once you’re confident with basic moves.
Grip aid or liquid chalk
Helps maintain contact with the pole if your hands sweat heavily.