Stag and Hen Party in Valencia: Choose Your After Hours Games
Planning a stag or hen party in Valencia? You’ve booked the flights, found somewhere to stay, and somehow survived 147 group chat messages without agreeing on what to do.
Now for the fun part.
Meet After Hours by Travel to Valencia — an interactive party experience that turns your group of friends into the stars of their own ridiculous adventure.
Start with the original 10 interactive games, or build your own programme from a library of 30 organiser-led party games. Think Mafia, charades, secret missions, ridiculous stories and photo challenges — with options in English and Spanish.
Explore Valencia’s Old Town with a ready-made walking route, or bring the madness to your accommodation, bar or private venue with After Hours Anywhere.
No app to download. Your organiser chooses the games, checks what you need and sets the pace. Bring your friends, your phones and a little healthy competition.
€20 per person · Groups of 3–24 · English & Spanish · No app download
Included: the original 10 connected games plus access to the 30-game organiser library. Choose a ready-made evening or select the games that suit your group.
Explore the 30-game library in English →
Ver los 30 juegos en español →
Choose Your Night from 30 Party Games
Some groups want a battle of wits. Others want terrible acting, unexpected confessions or a photo they will still be laughing at next year. Browse the library before booking and choose what suits your people.
- Break the ice: Two Truths and a Lie, Never Have I Ever and Human Bingo.
- Bluff and investigate: Mafia Night, Undercover Word and Secret Location.
- Get creative: Charades and Photo Scavenger Hunt.
Filter by group size or category, check each game’s approximate duration and materials, then add games and change their order. Your draft stays on the same device. Once you have activated your booked room, open Games, import that draft and save the programme to your room.
You lead; the library gives you the playbook. The organiser gets written rules and starter material, then starts, pauses and advances the programme. Players see which game is current. For these 30 games, your organiser distributes roles or cards and handles votes and scores in person; automatic private cards and voting belong to the original connected games.
Each game has its own player limits and preparation needs. For example, Mafia Night is for 6–16 players plus a separate moderator. Check the game card when choosing your programme; you do not need to play all 30.
Meet Professor Nonsense. He Has Concerns About Your Group.
Every good evening needs someone who can explain the next game while making the instructions part of the entertainment.
Ours is Professor Nonsense.
In the original interactive evening, he is your virtual party host: a little theatrical, quick with a comment and deeply interested in the gap between your friends’ confidence and their actual performance.
His prepared audio introductions help set the scene, and players can ask him questions during the evening. Expect a useful answer with a little personality.
If the groom announces that he has already won, the Professor’s position is straightforward:
“Statement recorded. Evidence is currently trailing a long way behind confidence.”
A member of your group remains the organiser, choosing when to move on, pause or take a break. The Professor supplies the character; you keep control of the night.
First, Your Real Name Takes the Evening Off
Before anyone starts making speeches, everyone needs an identity worthy of the occasion.
Each player suggests a funny nickname. The organiser shuffles them, and the names are assigned to other members of the group.
Suddenly, the friend who normally manages the spreadsheets has an entirely different reputation to live up to.
You introduce your new character. You hear everyone else’s. And the evening already has something to refer back to long after the first round.
There is very little paperwork involved in becoming a legend. The introduction, however, may require commitment.
The Original 10 Interactive Games
Prefer a ready-made sequence? The original After Hours evening brings together 10 connected games, private player cards and shared results. There are different kinds of fun, so the loudest person doesn’t get to win simply by being the loudest.
Secret missions run quietly in the background. Everyone has a private challenge, and innocent-looking behaviour starts attracting completely unreasonable suspicion.
Guess the celebrity gets you asking yes-or-no questions to discover your identity. Confidence is useful. Being confidently wrong is often more entertaining.
The photo challenge turns your group into a creative team. The hen version invites you to create a debut album cover with the bride as the star. The stag version puts the groom in an action-film poster. Titles, poses and questionable artistic decisions are all part of the fun.
The partner quiz brings in answers prepared in advance. The group guesses, the guest of honour responds, and then the real answer is revealed. If you haven’t collected partner answers, discussion prompts keep the round moving.
Five-second challenges test how quickly people can produce three answers. It is remarkable how a perfectly capable adult can temporarily forget every word they have ever learned.
There are also anonymous funny stories, short speeches, a secret-word impostor game and a final awards round.
Your phone holds the private cards, prompts and votes. Between those moments, the interesting part is what your friends do with them.
Hen Night or Stag Night? Give the Guest of Honour Their Own Story.
The original stag and hen versions share the same core games, with different prompts and scenes around the bride or groom. The additional library gives your organiser more ways to tailor the programme.
For the hen party, the bride gets a starring role, an imaginary awards-show entourage and a crew preparing for an album cover that probably should not become a real album.
For the stag party, the groom gets an unusually confident advisory board, an action-film debut and friends ready to explain why he should be put in charge despite the available evidence.
Choose the tone that suits your group. The best material usually comes from people feeling comfortable enough to join in.
Challenges can be adapted or skipped, and a toast works just as well with a soft drink. Nobody needs to drink alcohol to take part.
Valencia Old Town Becomes Part of the Evening
The Valencia edition combines the games with a prepared walking route through the Old Town.
You have a starting point and a plan for moving through the evening, with space for bar breaks, conversation and those moments when a simple photo takes longer than the game itself.
Your organiser sets the pace. If everyone is enjoying a stop, there is room to pause.
It is a way to bring some structure to a stag or hen night while leaving the evening in your group’s hands.
Drinks, meals, venue bookings, admission and transport are separate. Choose venues that suit your group and arrange any reservations you need.
Celebrating Somewhere Else? Take After Hours Anywhere.
A weekend away doesn’t always involve Valencia.
After Hours Anywhere brings the party format to a location chosen by your organiser: perhaps a holiday house, a private room or a venue where you have permission to play.
The original interactive games, private player cards, Professor Nonsense and the awards are available here too, alongside the 30-game organiser library. Your organiser decides where the evening happens and when to take a break.
Choose Valencia for the prepared city route. Choose Anywhere for your own setting.
The Funniest Photo Gets a Proper Finale
During the original interactive evening, players can submit their final entry for the photo competition.
When voting opens, everyone votes privately. You cannot vote for yourself, which may come as disappointing news to several members of the group.
There is also the title of Legend of the Night to award.
The organiser closes voting and starts the shared countdown. The results are revealed together on players’ screens.
Suddenly, that ridiculous photograph has an official title. The acceptance speech is your group’s problem.
How to Get Your Night Started
- Choose your setting. Pick Valencia’s Old Town route or After Hours Anywhere. Browse the game library and save a draft programme if you want to choose your own games.
- Book access for your group. The price is €20 per person, for 3–24 players. One organiser pays for the group.
- Activate your private room when you are ready. Choose English or Spanish and your stag or hen setting. Your seven days of access start when you activate the room, not when you pay.
- Share the room code. Each player joins on their own phone. Keep the private organiser pass for yourself.
- Choose how to play. Use the original 10-game evening, or open Games to import and save your selected library programme. Read the organiser guides and prepare any materials before starting.
- Let your organiser set the pace. Start the programme, take breaks and move to the next game when the group is ready.
Choose English or Spanish when setting up your room. The original games and their prepared audio use the room language; the additional library includes written organiser guides, starter prompts and answer keys in both languages. Bring charged smartphones and an internet connection, plus any materials listed for your selected games.
For the best man or maid of honour, the appeal is simple: start with a prepared evening or put together a programme that feels like your friends. Read the guides beforehand, prepare any cards or answers, and decide who will moderate games that need a separate host.
Bring the People. Let the Stories Happen.
Months later, somebody may forget which bar you visited first.
The group may be less willing to forget the groom’s presidential speech, the bride’s album cover or the nickname that fitted a little too well.
That is the kind of evening After Hours is built around.
Your friends. Your choice of games. One new group legend.
