The perfect Valentine's Day celebration doesn't exis-

Or does it?! 💕

The KK Valentine's Ball will be the date night to end all date nights. If you fancy your celebration of love with a little lust thrown in for good measure (and, I mean, who doesn’t) then this is the perfect way to spend your evening. Whether you’re coming along as a solo or with a partner (or two) in tow, get ready to experiment, indulge and fulfil all your wildest fantasies.

Step into our central London venue, which in honour of the occasion will be bedecked in reds, pinks and more hearts than you can shake a stick at - or should that be riding crop? Have a drink at the bar, meet your potential future playmates and savour some delicious caviar while you’re at it.

Enjoy erotic performances to whet your appetite for the antics later in the evening, with entertainment from dancers, burlesque artists, contortionists and chanteuses. You’re certain to be surprised, delighted and thoroughly entertained. After the show our infamous playspaces will open up for your pleasure, so how you spend the rest of the night is entirely up to you…

Celebrate love the KK way. Which is to say, the sexiest way.

Exciting Changes

We always try to make KK as accessible as we can.

Therefore, we are making some changes to our ticket prices, please see below for pricing overview:

Kitten + Guest:

Tier 1: £145

Tier 2: £155

Tier 3: £185

Kitten (Individual):

Tier 1: £40

Tier 2: £45

Tier 3: £65

Tickets for Tier 1 are only available to XPlus members. 

What To Wear:

The usual Killing Kittens finery will be expected at the Valentine's Ball, but this time it’s all about red – whether that’s an evening dress or a tailored suit. Indulge your romantic side with lace, velvet, hearts, roses and of course plenty of red and pink.

Remember, you need to wear a mask for entry to any Killing Kittens party.

We do not allow casual streetwear, jeans, sportswear, loungewear, t-shirts, leggings, sneakers, boat shoes etc. A Killing Kittens event is a place to dress to impress. We can, and will, refuse entry with no refund if you do not adhere to the dress code.

If you want a little visual inspiration, check out our Pinterest board here.

What Will Happen...?

What happens at KK stays at KK...All you need to know is doors open at 9pm with the Valentine’s themed erotic performances beginning at 10pm. After the show you’re free to explore our adult play spaces (and each other) before the event closes at 3am.

Who Can Attend?

We do things a little differently at Killing Kittens, actively empowering women, trans and non-binary people through our ticketing process and party rules. Only Kittens’ Association Members can buy tickets to our parties, and only Party Approved Guests can be invited to join them. Your application for Membership or Party Approval will need to be successful before you can buy tickets or be invited to attend a party. If you are not already a Member or Approved, please start the process - the sooner the better, as our events have a habit of selling out…

Single Kittens’ Association Members are welcome to join us at this event. There will be no single Guest tickets available for purchase. 

All Booked?

We’ll email you out the rules, regulations and the full venue address 48 hours before the party. Seven days before the event you can head to the WAX app and jump into the pre-party group. Only available to people that have tickets, this is where you can connect with other attendees, ask any questions you might have, or arrange a pre-party drink. It’s the perfect place to start building the anticipation...

Your Safety Is Our Priority:

Safety, security and discretion are key to a KK event. We want you to feel secure in the knowledge that we have a network of measures in place to ensure that you can relax and enjoy your evening with us.

Entry is only possible with your personalised e-ticket. Think of it as your passport - if there isn't a photographic match, there will be no entry.

Entry to all KK events is subject to signing an NDA, showing a photo ID, and is always at the management’s discretion.