What about something like a mystery dinner theatre or a dinner cruise? For my sister-in-law`s bachelorette party, we just rented a limo and cruised into and around NYC. We stopped off at the South Street Seaport for a while and just basically had a good time chatting the night away while driving around. We later caught up with the guys at some party on a beach. (I wish I could recall more details, but this was 10 years ago).
Val R.
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I don't know the age range of the group, but the Culture Club in Greenwich Village has an eighties theme to it, could be fun!!
Tina
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If she doesn't want a traditional stripper, try going to Lucky Cheng's in the Village. It is hysterical. All the waiters are drag queens and you can pay one of them to do a funny strip tease with the bride. However, the food is really expensive and you HAVE to make reservations b/c it gets very crowded. Lots of bachelorette parties go there because it is a relaxed atmosphere and very funny.
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Culture Club is one of my all time favorite places! In fact, my friends and I just took my friend Pam there for her bachelorette party last weekend. The age range is (from what I've seen)from 18- late 30's. I go there at least once a month, because my friends and I are all retro girls. I suggest getting there before midnight to claim your dancing place. It gets packed early! Also, the bride and the maid of honor pay no cover price, which is nice.