This is not a hunting ground
Be here for the party, not for the hunt. Walking the room and asking couple after couple if they want to play is not asking for consent — it is harassment, however polite it sounds.
Play Free. Stay Safe.
In a perfect world, rules wouldn't exist — but until then, they help us build one of the safest, most inclusive nights possible. "Safe space" may be an ideal, but together we create safer spaces by staying informed, respectful and supportive. These are our core rules.
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Diversity over prejudice
We celebrate your vibe, not your background. UNLEASHED is an inclusive space — any form of racism, homophobia, transphobia or hate will get you shown the door.
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Consent
No means no. Maybe means no. Only a clear "Yes!" means yes — and you can change your mind at any time. Consent is mutual and ongoing, and however revealing a look is, it is never an invitation to touch.
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Clear communication
Speak up, ask first, and listen actively. Verbal or non-verbal cues count, but always double-check that everyone's on board before you dive in. Asking is for people you have actually connected with, not for everyone in the room.
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Respect boundaries
Everyone has personal limits. Always ask, honor every stop signal, and never push beyond what's been agreed.
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Look out & speak up
If you see something off or feel unsafe, go straight to our Awareness Team. Together we keep our space free and fun.
Here for the music
UNLEASHED is a music-focused event. People come to enjoy the DJs, and if more happens, it happens. If that is not your goal, maybe we are not the event for you.
No solo jerking
Coming alone is more than welcome, jerking off alone is not — not on the floor, not in the play areas and not while watching others, unless they actively invited you to.
Phone-free, photo-free
Phones go to the cloakroom and cameras are taped at the door. Only our photographer takes pictures, and only with your yes. In the back of a shot? We blur you if we can, cut you out or delete the picture.
Awareness has the final word
You will recognize our awareness team by their glowing LED bands. They are here all night and their call stands, so if anything feels off, go to them.
We step in early
We would rather act before something happens than after. A suspicion is enough for us to end your night, and if you break consent you are out, no debate.
Sent home is not banned
Being sent home for the night is not a ban. It means rethink what you are doing and be better next time.
Doors, floors, getting home, accessibility and the rest of the practical detail live on the FAQ — this page stays focused on conduct and consent.
These are our core safety rules — other guidelines like the dress code should be obvious. Questions before the night? Just ask us.
