A pole class in Sin City sounds like a stunt, but this one is built for real beginners. Stripper 101 teaches sexy, performance-style moves on real stripper poles in a studio setting inside Planet Hollywood.

What I like most is how the class is designed to help you feel confident fast, with step-by-step guidance and a fun choreography goal in just 75 minutes. You also get a take-home souvenir that feels on-theme for Las Vegas: an official Las Vegas Stripper License.

One thing to weigh: this isn’t a pure technical pole-dance training session. If your main goal is advanced pole progress, some expectations may not line up with what you want to learn.

Key things to know before you go

• Planet Hollywood studio setup: Tickets are picked up at the V Theater Box Office, then you’re led into the private studio inside the V Theater.
• Beginner-friendly vibe: The class is aimed at women of all ages, shapes, and sizes, with an instructor who helps you keep moving.
• Sexy-pro-style choreography: Expect feather boas, chairs, and pole moves designed to look good as a routine, not just isolated tricks.
• Official souvenir included: You leave with a Stripper License, which adds real value beyond the class itself.
• Photography rule: Flash photography isn’t allowed, so keep your phone ready for non-flash moments only.
• Drinks available: You can grab a drink before or after class at the bar.

Where to Find Stripper 101 at Planet Hollywood

Stripper 101 is tucked inside Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino, and that matters because it keeps things simple. You’re not hunting across the Strip. Your ticket pickup happens at the V Theater Box Office in the Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood.

When you arrive, plan to move through the usual casino-traffic reality first: big building, lots of people, lots of signage. Once you’re checked in, the actual class happens in the Stripper 101 Studio inside the V Theater. That private studio setup is a big part of why this activity works as a confident girls’ night out. You’re not performing in public; you’re learning in a controlled space with an instructor guiding you.

If you’re meeting friends, the timing works well because it’s a short commitment at 75 minutes. That’s long enough to learn something, but short enough that you’ll still feel like you have energy for the rest of your night—dinner, drinks, or a show nearby.

What Happens in a 75-Minute Class (Feather Boas, Chairs, and Poles)

The class is built around a clear goal: learn moves and put them together into choreography you can perform. That short-course structure is where the value is. You’re not signing up for a long training plan; you’re getting a focused session that teaches you how it feels to move like a pro.

Here’s the style of what you’ll do:

• Feather boas: These aren’t just props. They help you learn how to pose, create lines, and bring your arms and torso into the choreography so it looks intentional.
• Chairs: Chair moves tend to add confidence fast. It gives you a stage-like position and helps you learn how to hold your body while you transition between moves.
• Real stripper poles: You’ll work on the pole directly as part of the choreography. This is key—this class is about using poles as part of a routine, not just watching pole skills from the sidelines.

In the reviews, the best feedback centers on the instructor being step-by-step and making the class feel doable, even when you don’t feel coordinated. One person mentioned doing two full routines, including one featuring the pole, which is exactly the kind of outcome you’re hoping for in a first-timer class: you want to leave with the sense that you learned something you can repeat.

Also, this class has an English-speaking instructor, so if you’re traveling internationally, you’ll likely be fine. The vibe is designed to lower pressure and help you laugh at the learning curve instead of stressing over it.

The Big Star: Confidence, Not Perfection

If you go into this expecting a strict gymnastics class, you might get frustrated. If you go in expecting a confidence workout with performance skills, you’ll probably have a better time.

Stripper 101 is designed for women of all ages and body types, and the messaging is very much about releasing inhibitions and letting your sensual side come out in a safe, structured way. In practice, that usually means the instruction prioritizes what you can do now, then builds the choreography around those wins.

You’ll see that in the way the class is reviewed: people highlight feeling included and supported. One reviewer specifically called out an instructor named Pony as fun and inclusive, and that kind of teacher energy is a big deal in a class where you’re learning new body movements on a pole for the first time.

If you’re nervous, that’s not a dealbreaker. This is the kind of activity where nerves are normal. The class’s real job is to help you turn awkwardness into performance.

Price and Value: Is $49 Worth It?

At $49 per person for a 75-minute class, the price is mainly about what’s included and what you’ll realistically learn in one session.

You get:

• The full 75-minute class
• An official Stripper 101 License souvenir

That license is not just a gimmick. It gives the experience a real, take-home marker. In a city where you can spend money on shows and meals that don’t follow you home, a souvenir certificate tied to what you did is a practical way to turn an evening into a memory you can keep.

Now, a fair warning for budgeting: not every pole class is the same. Some people feel this leans more toward striptease-style movement and lap-dance basics rather than deep technical pole progression. If you want a training session focused on pole strength, grips, and technique drills, you may feel underwhelmed by how choreography-forward the class is.

So I’d treat $49 as value for:

• a fun, Vegas-themed skill session
• beginner-friendly body confidence
• a souvenir you’ll actually use as a memory

I wouldn’t treat it as the price of a serious pole training program.

The Las Vegas Stripper License: A Souvenir That Makes Sense

This is one of the easiest reasons to book, because it solves a real problem: what do you do with your photo-heavy Vegas memories later?

The class includes an Official Stripper 101 License you can take home. Even if you don’t care about certificates, it’s a tangible end-point. It’s like leaving with proof you did something that’s very Las Vegas and very you.

And because it’s tied to the class itself, it feels earned rather than randomly purchased on the way out. It also works well for giftable bragging rights—perfect for a girls’ night out when you want to come home with something more personal than a generic postcard.

If you’re the kind of person who likes to keep mementos, this alone can tip the scales toward booking.

Rules, Timing, and Small Practical Notes That Matter

Vegas is casual, but this class has a few rules that make your experience smoother.

• No flash photography: Keep that in mind if you’re planning to take pictures. Flash isn’t allowed, so assume you’ll rely on regular lighting or save photos for after.
• Drinks are available: There’s a bar before and after class. This is handy if you want to make the night feel like a complete event instead of rushing straight to the studio and back out.
• Ladies only, 18+: The class is for women age 18 and older. Plan accordingly with your group so you don’t end up with mismatched expectations.

In terms of timing, the class is 75 minutes, and that’s your window. You’ll want to eat before, not during. If you’re the type who needs a full meal to feel calm, grab dinner first and then treat the drinks as optional mood-setting.

Also, double-check that you know where to pick up tickets. Meeting at the wrong spot is the easiest way to stress out on arrival—especially in a resort this busy.

Who Should Book Stripper 101 (And Who Might Want to Think Twice)

This is a strong fit if you want:

• a girls’ night out activity with a clear end product
• a beginner-friendly class that helps you feel confident quickly
• a performance-style experience using feather boas, chairs, and a real pole
• an activity that’s Vegas-themed without being a long commitment

It’s also a good choice if you’re worried about language barriers or feeling awkward. The instruction is in English, and the class is structured to help you follow along even if you’re not confident in your coordination.

Where you might want to think twice:

• If you’re looking for intensive pole technique training and measurable strength-building, this may not be the right format. Some people found the focus wasn’t as pole-heavy as they expected.
• If you’re very time-sensitive, remember it’s one class slot. The experience is designed around the 75-minute plan, but you’ll want to arrive on time and be ready to start when your session begins.

The Booking Choice: Should You Go?

My take: book Stripper 101 if you want a fun Vegas evening where you leave with a real souvenir and the sense that you learned a routine you can actually understand and repeat. The included Stripper License plus the guided choreography on real poles makes the price feel more justified than a lot of one-night Vegas activities.

Skip or reconsider if your main goal is serious pole-dance progression. This class is performance-focused. It’s about confidence, sensual stage skills, and beginner success—not a technical deep training program.

If you’re celebrating something—birthday, bachelorette, or just getting your confidence back—it fits the moment. And if you’re going with friends, it’s one of those activities that naturally becomes a story.

FAQ

FAQ

How long is the Stripper 101 pole dancing class in Las Vegas?

The class lasts 75 minutes.

Where do I pick up my tickets?

You pick up your tickets at the V Theater Box Office inside the Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood. The class happens in the Stripper 101 Studio inside the V Theater.

What is included with the $49 price?

The experience includes the 75-minute class and an official Stripper 101 License souvenir.

Is this class for men or women only?

This class is ladies only, and participants must be 18 or older.

Are flash photos allowed during the class?

No. Flash photography is not allowed.

Is the class taught in English?

Yes. The instructor is listed as English.

Can I get drinks before or after class?

Yes. Drinks are available at the bar before and after the class.

Is it wheelchair accessible?

Yes. The activity is listed as wheelchair accessible.

What’s the cancellation policy?

There is free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.