Planning a hens or bucks tour in Perth: the organiser’s guide

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To plan a Dungeons and Drag-ons hens or bucks tour, book four to six weeks ahead, aim for a group of eight to sixteen, and brief your host on the guest of honour. We handle the route, the venues and the running order, so your job as organiser is the headcount and the details. This guide covers the rest.

Lock the date early

Fridays and Saturdays book out, so confirm your date four to six weeks ahead. If you can tie it to FRINGE WORLD in late January and February, you land in Perth’s busiest drag and cabaret season, which suits the night perfectly. Book earlier still for those peak weeks.

Get the group size right

Eight to sixteen is the sweet spot. It carries great energy and still moves easily between stops. Some of Perth’s small bars and speakeasies seat limited numbers together, so for larger groups we plan ahead or split the crew so everyone gets the full experience.

Budget, dietary needs and surprises

  • Budget for the tour plus drinks and the occasional cover charge on the night.
  • Share dietary needs and access requirements early so we can plan around them.
  • Keep it a surprise if you like, and brief the host on the guest of honour.
  • Collect everyone’s ID reminder in advance, since every stop is 18+.

Frequently asked questions

How far ahead should we book?

Book four to six weeks ahead for a Friday or Saturday, and earlier again during FRINGE WORLD in late January and February, when Perth’s drag and cabaret season peaks.

What is the ideal group size?

Eight to sixteen works best. It is big enough for great group energy and small enough to move between venues, since some hidden bars seat limited numbers together.

How much should we budget?

Plan for the tour plus drinks and the odd cover charge on the night. Perth hens and bucks nights commonly land somewhere in the low-to-mid hundreds per person across the whole event, so confirm the inclusions when you book.

Should it be a surprise?

It can be. Many organisers keep the route a surprise and just brief the host on what the guest of honour loves and what makes them cringe, so the night feels personal.

Ready to plan your night?

See the tour options, then check a date for your group. For larger parties or access needs, get in touch through the contact page and we will tailor the night.

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