Bachelor & bachelorette parties in Germany
Bubble Soccer, Arrow Tag and XXL Soccer Darts for international stag and hen groups. Our coaches run the whole event in English – from briefing to prize ceremony. Perfect afternoon activity before the night out.
The format that works for every kind of bachelor party
Germany has a huge international bachelor- and bachelorette-party market. Groups fly into Berlin, Munich or Cologne for a weekend of beer, nightlife and city culture – and they want one signature activity the whole group can do together.
That's where Bubble Soccer and Arrow Tag come in. Both formats work with groups from 6 to 40 people, require zero prior experience, and look spectacular on photos. Our coaches moderate the whole event in English. You just show up with your group, dressed in sportswear, ready to laugh.
Typical bachelor-party booking: we set up the game for 14:00 or 15:00, the group plays for 90 minutes, the prize ceremony is around 16:30 – and by 17:00 you're on the way to dinner or the first bar. No drag, no overrun.
Three formats that work for bachelor / bachelorette groups
Bubble Soccer
Also: Bubble Football, Bumper Ball
Football in transparent inflatable bubbles. Tackling is part of the game. Nobody gets hurt, everyone looks ridiculous. The classic choice for male stag parties.
From €25 / person · 6–40 players · age 7+
Arrow Tag
Also: Archery Tag
Archery meets paintball. Foam-tipped arrows, safety masks. Tactical, fast, fair for mixed fitness levels. Very popular for bachelorette (hen) parties.
From €29 / person · 6–30 players · age 12+
XXL Soccer Darts
Also: Football Darts
A 3-meter inflatable dartboard. Kick velcro footballs at it. Tournament format in 45 minutes – ideal as a side game next to Bubble Soccer.
€200 / day flat · any group size · age 12+
Top German cities for English-speaking stag parties
Berlin (berlin)
Largest stag market, international nightlife
Munich (muenchen)
Beer gardens, Oktoberfest, Alps weekend trips
Frankfurt (frankfurt)
Expat hub, banking crowd, central to everything
Hamburg (hamburg)
Reeperbahn nightlife tradition
Cologne (koeln)
Carnival culture, Altstadt brewery tour
Stuttgart (stuttgart)
Wine region, Mercedes + Porsche factory tours
City-specific pages are currently in German. The event itself runs in English on request.
Also serving: Düsseldorf, Leipzig, Dresden, Hannover, Nuremberg, Bonn, Heidelberg and 20+ more.
What international groups usually ask
What is a bachelor party in Germany called?
"Junggesellenabschied" (JGA) for men or "Junggesellinnenabschied" for women. Germans also use "Polterabend" loosely for pre-wedding parties with traditional pottery-smashing, though that's usually a separate, smaller event the night before the wedding. Our events work for all formats.
Do you speak English?
Yes. Every coach on our team can run the briefing, moderate the game, and do the prize ceremony in English. Just mark "English-speaking" on the booking form. Especially common in Berlin, Frankfurt and Munich where expat and tourist groups make up a large share of our bookings.
Is drinking allowed before or during the event?
Before: your call. During the physical game (Bubble Soccer, Arrow Tag): no alcohol. The bubble is tiring, tackling requires coordination, and insurance only covers sober participants. A beer for the prize ceremony after is totally fine – many groups book us as afternoon activity specifically so they can drink later.
What's the best city for an English-friendly bachelor party?
Berlin is the largest international stag-party market (English-speaking bar scene in Kreuzberg, Neukölln, Friedrichshain). Munich for traditional experience (Beer gardens, Oktoberfest in autumn). Frankfurt for expat groups (banking sector, international colleagues). Hamburg for Reeperbahn night-out tradition.
How much does it cost?
Bubble Soccer from €25 per person, Arrow Tag from €29 per person, XXL Soccer Darts as a side event flat €200 per day. Typical bachelor-party package: Bubble Soccer (60–90 min) + one side game + prize ceremony = €35–50 per person depending on group size. Quote within 24 hours after you send a request.
How much lead time do we need?
Peak season (May–September, plus Oktoberfest in Munich, Christmas markets in December): 6–8 weeks. Off-peak or weekdays: 1–2 weeks is usually fine. Contact us if you're short on time – we often find slots that aren't on the booking page yet.
Plan your German bachelor party
Three minutes for your request – reply within 24 hours. Full English communication, no German required.