What to wear and bring on a Perth hens or bucks night tour

Overhead flat-lay of a sequinned outfit with trainers and heels, sunglasses, a sash, glitter and a disco-ball keyring on a black surface

Written by

in

A Dungeons and Drag-ons hens or bucks tour is a walking night out across Northbridge and the Perth CBD, so wear something you can strut and stroll in. Comfortable shoes, a light layer for after dark, a charged phone and your ID cover the basics. The rest is about leaning into the theme.

The short list: what to bring

  • Comfortable shoes you can walk and dance in. Northbridge laneways and footpaths are uneven.
  • A light jacket or layer. Perth nights cool down, even after a hot day.
  • A charged phone for the arcade machines, laneway murals and the drag finale.
  • Cash or card for drinks and the occasional cover charge.
  • Photo ID. Every stop is strictly 18+ and venues will check.

Dressing for the theme

Half the fun is the dress-up. Most groups go for a light costume cue rather than a full outfit: superhero tees, a touch of sequin, matching colours for the crew, or a nod to a favourite game or film. You want to stand out in the photos and still move easily between venues.

Keep it comfortable and venue-friendly. Closed shoes beat heels on a two to three hour walk, and some small bars hold a smart-casual line, so skip anything a door might read as full fancy dress.

What you do not need

You do not need to plan the route, book the venues or carry anything bulky. Your drag host handles the running order and the stories. Come ready to be led, not to organise.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a dress code?

There is no strict dress code, but smart-casual shoes and clothes work best because some small bars have a dress line. Light costume touches are welcome and encouraged, just keep them venue-friendly.

Do we need to bring ID?

Yes. Every venue on the tour is strictly 18+ and staff will ask for proof of age, so bring a valid photo ID even if you look well over 18.

What shoes should we wear?

Closed, comfortable shoes you can walk and dance in. The tour covers a few kilometres of Northbridge and CBD footpaths and laneways, so heels are not ideal.

What if it rains?

The tour runs rain or shine and most stops are indoors, so a light rain jacket or a small umbrella is all you need for the short walks between venues.

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.

Comments

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Say hi to SerenaChat, talk or book a call, gorgeous