70s Party Night*: Enjoy the night of your life at this groovy party night out, as you step back in time to the funky sounds of the 70s and show off your disco dancing moves.
Join us for a night of singing and dancing with a six-piece live band and disco, with the funkiest sounds around such as Play That Funky Music, Disco Inferno, Dancing Queen, Lady Marmalade, Blame It On The Boogie and of course the classic Car Wash to name but a few...
The guys get to strut their stuff on the dance floor and the girls get to let their hair down dancing the night away.
So why not enjoy an evening filled with great food and great music, and get your dancing shoes on to boogie on down to the best night in town!
Starts 7.30pm, disco until 12.30am.
£45 per person including three-course dinner, half a bottle of house wine and evening entertainment
£85 per person including event, bed and breakfast and full use of The Leisure Club facilities
So make it a date with the 70's and call our Events Team on 0845 400 0003 to book!
*Terms and Conditions apply:
All tribute nights and evening events are for over 18's only
A non-refundable and non-transferable full pre-payment is required to secure all calendar of events bookings
Subject to availability
Not to be used in conjunction with any other offer or promotion
Accommodation price is based on two people sharing a standard room
70s Party Night* at Whittlebury Hall Hotel and Spa in Towcester, Northamptonshire on Friday, 23 March 2012.
For more information about 70s Party Night*, please contact 0845 400 0003, or see event details on the left.
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