Vancouver · Thu Nov 12, 2026 · Doors 6:30pm
Speed dating that actually rotates. Twelve dates in one night, seven minutes each — then your matches land in your inbox by 10am.
Early bird $45 + GST · venue revealed Nov 5
Why structure
Most singles nights are a bar with a guest list. You show up, you talk to four people, three of them are the friends you arrived with, and you go home. It works for whoever the room happens to favour.
We run it on a bell. Everyone sits, everyone rotates, everyone gets seven uninterrupted minutes with every person on the other side. Nobody has to work up the nerve to cross a room — the room comes to you. At the end you hand in a card, and the next morning we tell you who said yes back.
The night
Name tag, table number, scorecard, drink. Lanyard colour picked here.
Ninety seconds from the host. One bell starts a round, one bell ends it.
Seven minutes on the clock, one minute to move. Six dates before the break.
Seventeen minutes. Refill, breathe, go back to table four on your own time.
Second half. By the last bell you've met every person on the other side.
Cards in the box. Bar stays open, room stays yours until ten.
Every person you ticked who also ticked you, with the contact detail they chose to share. No app, no swiping, no mutual-match screen to check.
Tickets
| Tier | Price | Inventory |
|---|---|---|
| Early Bird | $45 | First 12 seats per side |
| Standard | $55 | Next 12 seats per side |
| Last Call | $65 | Final release, from Nov 5 |
| Bestie Deal | $100 | Two tickets, same side, any time |
All prices before 5% GST — early bird is $47.25 out the door. Seats are sold per side and capped independently, so the room always balances.
The Bestie Deal
So bring someone. Two tickets on the same side, one checkout, $100 — ten dollars under two standard seats. You arrive together, you're seated apart, and you have someone to debrief with on the way home. It's the single most common reason people don't buy a ticket, and it costs you ten dollars to solve.
Waitlist opens automatically when a side sells out
Photos
Most events put a line in the terms saying you may appear in photos used for advertising, and leave it at that. We think that's backwards for a room full of people who haven't told their coworkers they're here.
Green lanyard — happy to be photographed. You might turn up on our page.
Plain lanyard — you're not in a single frame we keep. Not in wides, not in group shots, not in the background. If one slips through, it's deleted.
Nobody's face goes into a paid ad without being asked first, by name, after the event.
Questions
Ages 21 to 35, open to everyone, and capped so both sides stay even. It's one age bracket rather than two — a single 21–35 room fills properly, and splitting it would mean half-empty rotations on night one.
A bar in central Vancouver. We hold the address until Nov 5 — one week out — then email it to everyone with a ticket, along with your side, your table and what time to arrive.
It's not a gimmick. Holding two rooms until we know how many of you there are is how we avoid running twenty-four people through a space built for a hundred.
They will, because each side is sold separately and we never let one run more than three ahead of the other. If a late cancellation leaves you without a full set of rounds, you get a full refund or a free seat at the next event — your call, and we'll ask before the night, not after.
Tickets are transferable up to 48 hours before doors — send us the new name and it's done, no fee. Inside 48 hours the seat is locked, because the rotation is built around a fixed count.
Full refunds if we cancel, move the date, or can't seat you. Beyond that, sales are final.
No. It's a licensed room and the bar is open, but nothing about the format needs a drink in your hand. Plenty of people run the whole night on soda water.
Vancouver is small — it happens. Tell the host at check-in and we'll route the rotation so you two never land at the same table. Takes thirty seconds and nobody else notices.
You get a numbered card at check-in. After each round you tick yes or no next to that person's number — they never see it. Cards go in a box at the end of the night.
By 10am Friday you get one email listing every mutual yes and the contact detail each of them chose to share. If there are none, you still get the email, and a code for the next event.
Thursday November 12, doors at 6:30. Twelve seats per side per wave, and the price goes up when they're gone.
Early bird $45 + GST · $47.25 out the door