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An Adelaide hens day can stay inside the Park Lands or head out to the beach or the Hills. The city centre is a compact grid, so a CBD plan can string a class, a long lunch and a late room together without much time lost between them.
Most activities are priced per person, so the headcount sets the budget early. Mini golf starts around $25 per person, bowling packages around $52 per person and paint and sip around $55 per person, while a CBD pole party is quoted at $400 per group.
Ways Adelaide hens groups tend to shape the day:
Summer weekends and the run to Christmas are the busy stretch, so secure the room before the activities. Start with hens party venues, paint and sip or hens party boats.

It depends on the mix. Activities such as mini golf, bowling and paint and sip sit roughly between $25 per person and $55 per person, and a pub room for the meal is often priced as a minimum spend shared across the group.
Yes. There is a function boat on West Lakes from $750 per hour, minimum 2-hour charter, and a sailing catamaran on the Port River from $560 per hour. Barbecue boats on the River Torrens and a dolphin catamaran from Glenelg are other options.
Yes, private shows and topless waiters can come to a house or a hired function room. Check the bride is comfortable with it first, and confirm the host venue allows it.
The beachside suburbs from Glenelg to Semaphore sit on calm gulf water and have pubs with function spaces, and West Lakes has a lakeside hotel with several areas to choose from.
It is wise. The Hills sit at the city's edge, so book a bus, a driver or nearby rooms, so nobody has to stay sober to get the group home.
As soon as the date is fixed, especially for a Saturday in summer or the lead-up to Christmas, when rooms and boats are in most demand. Lock in the venue first and fit the activities around it.