Most groups ask one question first: what is actually included in the package? That is the right place to start. A strong package should define the show format, pacing, and baseline deliverables clearly enough that the group can compare options without guessing what happens after arrival.
What a Real Package Should Include
- A clear runtime window with a structured flow from opener to finale
- Defined performer count and a recommendation based on group size
- Basic production handling (music and pacing guidance)
- Event prep notes so the host knows how to set up the room
- Transparent booking terms including deposit and timing expectations
How Inclusions Change by Format
Inclusions should adapt to the environment. Brunch packages emphasize hosting and slower pacing. Prime-time packages focus on crowd work and headline moments. Pool-focused packages are designed for larger group interaction and movement. The right inclusion list is not one-size-fits-all — it should map to venue and timeline.
To compare by format, review Pancakes & Panties, Last Night of Sin, and Skinny Dip Club. Then map optional upgrades on the add-ons page.
What Is Usually Optional
- Extra performers beyond your base lineup
- Time extensions for longer run-of-show pacing
- Themed wardrobe and custom intro moments
- Premium logistics for tighter access or expanded travel windows
If your group is still deciding overall direction, start on the packages hub, then use the package builder to match inclusions to your exact guest count and timing.
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