Hull Stag Do

1. Smartphone Pub Treasure Hunt

See the sights and sounds of Hull with this fun treasure hunt consisting of trivia, challenges and most importantly beers!

2. Bubble Football

Prank the groom to be with this hilarious experience. Encase yourself in a giant inflatable bubble and try to score goals to win with your team.

3. Dodgeball

Dodge, duck and dive in the classic party dodgeball activity, a great opportunity to let out your competitive side.

4. Google Football

The hugely popular football experience is sure to be an absolute laugh as each of you will be wearing visually impairing goggles!

5. Inflatable Games

Get the group outdoors with this hilarious collection of challenges, inflatables games and water games for all the group.

6. Go Karting

Whip around the track and see who can get the fastest time in a variety of white-knuckle racing.

7. Old School Sports Day

Feel like a big kid again with this event that combines all the best primary school sports day games into one light-hearted experience.

8. Foot Darts

Taking it in turns, you must kick the ball onto the giant velcro dart board! Included is lots of mini games and forfeits for the losers!

9. Combat Archery Tag

Experience the ultimate dodgeball and archery fusion! Grab your gear, form teams and engage in intense battles aiming for victory.

10. ATIK Bar & Club Entry

Head to the biggest nightclub in Hull and have yourselves a reserved area for the night to treat the groom to be.

Places to Eat in Hull 

Although this quaint little city is small, it offers a wide variety of places to eat when you have worked up an appetite. And if you are planning a event in Hull you will probably have quite a few activities planned. Which means you need to be organised with where to head for your evening meal, lunch or even breakfast.

If you are fancying an Italian evening meal, Gusto da Gianni is an amazing Italian that can provide you with all your classic traditional dishes. Its right in the city centre too which makes it a great place to head if you are wanting to hit the town afterwards.

Don’t want a proper sit down meal? That’s fine, Hull can provide for everything and anything. Dope Burger is a take away venue that may not look like much from the outside but don’t let it fool you. You can get some amazing hot dogs, burgers and fries here. Some say they’re the best burgers they’ve ever had!

City Centre

When you’re travelling to a new and exciting city, usually the first point of contact is in the city centre, and Hull’s central nightlife does not disappoint! Firstly, it’s home to the infamous ATIK nightclub. A multi-story club that boasts different music and a lot of atmosphere, a lot of parties wind up ending the night here before stumbling to a kebab shop.

Just around the corner from ATIK you’ll find a number of bars that you can choose from depending on your tastes. If you’d like a chilled atmosphere with great craft ales and a lot of character, The Mission is a bury pub with open arms. If you prefer the classic night filled with low priced booze and pranks, Steinbeck and Shaw is calling your name!

Old Town

The Old Town is on the outskirts of Hull just off the Humber and is packed full of history. Along with some amazing pubs and bars of course, which is what makes it such a good area to head to during the night out. Ye Olde White Harte is a pub that was originally built in 1550 and is a great place to head, or Telstar Bar, known for its great priced beers and casual atmosphere.

Princes Avenue

Sometimes, just one long street bursting with bars is the easiest way to navigate after dark, especially if you’ve got your beer goggles on. Princes Avenue features bars like Garbutts Bar, a trendier option that offer ample seating and a beer garden for outside. Move a little further down the road and you’ll come across Bowery, a classic pub that’s had a makeover in recent years both in looks plus food and drink. With comfy sofa seating and drinks served until late, you can’t go wrong!

If you’re groom to be is a veteran beer drinker, the only place to take him is 8 Days Bierhaus. This place has widened their collection of beers and ales over the years to bring you a flavour for everyone, with an inviting front and great tastes awaiting. For something more classic, the popular Pearsons Bar will make you feel at home while having a few pints.

Reasons to Visit

It’s History

Hull was the second most war-damaged city in the UK after London from WWII and throughout the city you can find so many places to learn about all of its history from WWII and earlier.

It Won’t Burn a Hole in Your Pocket!

Luckily for you, Hull is extremely affordable, and you will be able to enjoy all that it has to offer without going overboard with your budgets!

White Phone Boxes

Yes, that’s right, you won’t find any red phone boxes here. Hull’s proud municipal history and independence is symbolised by these unique phone boxes.

Museum Quarter

Hull has an incredible number of free museums for you to go and enjoy. Whether you are after learning about the local history, street life or some art.

100s of Activities

You won’t run short of amazing activities to enjoy during your trip to Hull. In fact you will find something for everyone here!

Getting Around Hull

Like most UK cities, Hull offers the standard transport when you in the city, which is a huge perk of not going abroad for your party – no confusing signs and languages you can’t understand! If none of your group fancy being the designated driver for the weekend (who can blame you), then your best bet during the day is to walk around the city centre.

Most points of interest, restaurants, pubs and shops are located in places like the St Stephen’s shopping centre. When night falls, cut the stress and just order a big minibus for your group to get to and from the accom­­moda­­tion, this is a cheap way to get around if you’re splitting the cost between the group.