2 formats from NZ$6,400
Some rooms are for dancing.
Music-led nights with a real dance floor: one looks back at the mirrorball years, one looks forward. Both are built for a group that would rather dance than sit.
The Disco Takeover
A mirrorball night with a floor that gets used. Four planned lighting states, a DJ working from your playlist and your do-not-play list, and a props wall for the people who came for photographs as much as for dancing.
What is included
- A DJ for 4 hours with 2 full-range speakers, 1 subwoofer and a booth facade
- A 50 cm mirrorball with 2 pin spots
- 18 LED light points on 2 bars, 4 planned lighting states, no strobe
- A props wall 3 × 2.4 m with 16 period props
- 1 host on a wireless microphone for the opening and the close
- 2 haze units used at low output, agreed with the venue first
- Guests
- up to 100
- Programme
- 5 hours
- From
- NZ$6,400
- Range
- NZ$6,400 – NZ$9,300
Venue: A hard level floor of 140 m² or more with 2.8 m headroom, a 16 A circuit for lighting and a 10 A circuit for the booth.
What moves inside the price: Decade weighting, the opening set length and the number of lighting states can change. A live vocalist can be added to the quote.
The Neon Future Social
The forward-looking half of the music pair: cold-light scenography, a reactive LED wall, two VR stations on the edge of the floor and a DJ set that leans electronic. Popular with teams that have seen every gala there is.
What is included
- An LED panel wall 3 × 2 m with 4 prepared visual loops
- 24 LED light points in two cold states plus 6 uplights on the walls
- 2 VR stations with an attendant and a queue system for 3 hours
- A DJ for 4 hours with 2 full-range speakers and 1 subwoofer
- A photo corner 2.4 × 2.4 m with 10 props and a mirror panel
- 1 host, 1 technician and 1 coordinator on site
- Guests
- up to 100
- Programme
- 5 hours
- From
- NZ$6,950
- Range
- NZ$6,950 – NZ$10,100
Venue: A room of 140 m² or more with 2.8 m headroom, one 16 A and two 10 A circuits, and a dark-capable room for the LED wall to read.
What moves inside the price: Visual loops can carry your brand material, the VR stations can be dropped, and the floor can be kept smaller in favour of lounge seating.
On the night
How an evening in this direction runs.
The brief for both formats is simple: a floor people actually use. That means a DJ who reads the room, lighting that moves through planned states, and enough seating around the edges for the people who came to talk.
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Warm floor
A low-tempo opening set while guests arrive and find the bar. Light stays warm and even.
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Lights down
The lighting state changes, the floor opens and the host makes one short announcement.
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Peak
Two hours of main set, with the photo corner and props running in parallel.
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Last call
Tempo comes down and house light comes up in two steps, so nobody is blinded at the door.
The host and the crew come with the format. One coordinator holds the timing plan and is your single point of contact all evening.
Before you book a venue
What the room has to give us.
- At least 140 m² with a hard, level floor — carpet kills a dance floor.
- A 16 A circuit for lighting and a separate 10 A circuit for the DJ booth.
- Headroom of 2.8 m for the lighting bars, or a wall-mount option agreed in advance.
- The venue noise limit confirmed in writing before we build the sound plan.
Setup windows: bump-in up to 3 hours before doors, bump-out 1 to 2 hours after the finish. None of that is counted as programme time.
Worth saying plainly
No gambling in any of this.
Nothing in this direction involves a stake, a wager or a cash prize, and none of it happens online. Where an evening includes casino-style tables as an added element, those tables follow the same rules as our flagship: the chips are props that are never sold or exchanged, guests are 20+, and participation is voluntary.
Questions
About this direction.
Can we send a playlist?
Yes, and a do-not-play list as well. The DJ works from both and still reads the floor on the night.
Is the lighting safe for photosensitive guests?
We run no strobe by default. If anyone in your group needs that confirmed, say so in the enquiry and it goes on the plan.
Tell us the date and the town.
We will tell you whether we are free, which of these two formats fits your room, and what it would cost as one total.