• Consent is paramount. This applies to everything and anything. Asking someone to play, buying someone a drink, dancing with someone, make sure not only you are hearing verbal communication, but also picking up on non verbal signs. If it’s not a hard yes, it’s a no. 

• Please do not assume genders, sexuality or relationship dynamics. Offering up your own status gives others the chance to share theirs.  We have a zero tolerance policy to sexism, racism, homophobia, whorephobia, transphobia, ageism, aggression or any form of (non-consensual) disrespect. 

• No photos. We will have a small part of the evening where you will be allowed to take your own pictures (consenting with others in the photo) in the dungeon. Other than that, no photos or videos including selfies are permitted. We will have our own in-house photographer, who will ask if they can take pictures of you. 

• Dress code. This is no effort: no entry. Use this as an invitation to express yourself. This does absolutely not mean you have to show skin or feel uncomfortable. If you’re in doubt that your outfit might not be appropriate feel free to get in contact with us and share a pic or description. 

• Intoxication. Anyone deemed too intoxicated to engage in consensual and safe play will not be allowed in the playspace.

• This is a kink and play event. BDSM is welcome. We invite you to express your pleasures and quirks but please respect what is appropriate in this space. House limits are needle or blood play (this excludes period play) and choking.

• Please clean up after yourself. Make use of our bins and wipe anything down you use with our antibac wipes. We ask you to engage in safe sex with each other. There will also be a toy library, please make sure if you are borrowing anything from it, you use protection on the toys when possible and wash before placing back. 

• If you have any concerns throughout the night, find another guest’s behaviour inappropriate or need anything, please approach a member of the team. We will all be wearing armbands and will make ourselves known. 

• Traffic light system. We ask that when in the dungeon you use the traffic light system. This is to ensure safety and our staff will know what to listen out for. Saying/hearing “Red” means play stops immediately. “Yellow” or “Amber” means someone is approaching a limit and needs an adjustment to continue. “Green” means all is good to continue.

• We retain the right to refuse entry without refund. This could be because you have not been vetted, your outfit doesn’t meet the dress code or you are too intoxicated. 

• Please respect us, our team and performers, as well as guests. We are here for you to have a fabulous time, but not at our expense. This goes without saying, but please do not touch our performers unless invited to. 

• The playroom is for everyone. If you are new and exploring, please let one of our team know you would like to see the space. As long as you are not cruising or making others feel uncomfortable, we welcome solo people to explore and watch non-intrusively.