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Go Dance North Sydney

Salsa & Bachata classes every Tuesday in North Sydney, beginner to advanced.

Go Dance North Sydney holds classes every Tuesday at McMahons Point Community Centre, 165 Blues Point Road, just a 4-minute walk from North Sydney Station.

McMahons Point, NSW, AU2 styles

Before your first class

Never danced before?

Beginners are always welcome; the four-week beginner course and free trial system are designed for those with no prior experience.

What to wear

Latin dancing has a touch of sexiness, so make sure you're looking your best.

What to bring

Bring yourself, water bottle, mouthwash or mints, a clean change of shirt, and deodorant.

What it costs

Beginner Course (4 weeks) $100; 4-Week Class Pass $100; 8-Week Class Pass $160 ($20/week); Pay-Per-Week $20 with no contract; Casual Evening (1 night) $30; Private Lesson (60 min) $120; Private 5-Pack

About this studio

Go Dance North Sydney holds classes every Tuesday at McMahons Point Community Centre, 165 Blues Point Road, just a 4-minute walk from North Sydney Station. The studio offers a four-level progression: Beginner Salsa & Bachata and Improver Salsa & Bachata run at 6:30 PM for 60 minutes each, while Intermediate and Advanced Salsa & Bachata (invitation only) run at 7:30 PM for 90 minutes. Classes are held with views of Sydney Harbour and Luna Park, creating what the studio calls a warm social environment focused on fun, connection, and great nights out.

The team includes industry leaders, competition champions, international performers, and accredited judges, though the studio's stated mission is social dancing for everyone rather than competitive achievement. Their approach centres on building confidence to dance on any floor in Sydney or around the world. New students are encouraged to arrive 15 minutes early to meet instructors and the receptionist. Partner rotation during class means you'll meet new people and practise moves with different partners each session—no partner is required to start.

Go Dance runs a free trial evening system where beginners can try a class with no commitment. The four-week beginner course is designed to take you from absolute beginner to having foundational salsa moves. Beyond the North Sydney location, pricing includes unlimited access to classes at four nights a week across multiple locations, so you can practise more frequently as you improve.

The studio also offers wedding dance lessons with tailored choreography for entrance, exit, and first dance. A five-lesson wedding package costs $499, while a 10-lesson package is priced at $799. Both include song selection and cutting assistance. Private lessons are available at $120 per 60-minute session or $499 for a 5-pack valid for six months, with 1-to-1 training from a Senior Instructor. Go Dance also hosts regular social events throughout Sydney, including weekly salsa nights at Pontoon Bar Darling Harbour (Thursdays, free entry with 7:30 PM class), Salsa en la Calle at Hay St Market (Wednesdays, free with 6 PM lesson), and Rouge Salsa Saturdays at a rooftop venue in Darling Harbour.

What to expect

Your first visit

Arrive 15 minutes early. You'll rotate partners throughout the 60 or 90-minute session, meeting new people as you learn. Expect friendly instructors, great music, and a social atmosphere focused on enjoyment rather than pressure.

Instructors

Who teaches here

The team includes industry leaders, competition champions, international performers, and accredited judges. Private lessons are taught by Senior Instructors.

New to dancing?

What beginners can expect

Beginners are always welcome; the four-week beginner course and free trial system are designed for those with no prior experience.

What to wear and bring

Before your first class

Dress code

Latin dancing has a touch of sexiness, so make sure you're looking your best.

What to bring

Bring yourself, water bottle, mouthwash or mints, a clean change of shirt, and deodorant. Wear flat, comfy, non-grip shoes (avoid sneakers and sports shoes that grip the floor). Business attire, gym wear, and casual wear are all fine.

Styles offered

2 dance styles taught here

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The people, the parties and the dancing here

Go Dance North Sydney — studio space

Pricing

Approximate lesson costs

Range:Beginner Course (4 weeks) $100; 4-Week Class Pass $100; 8-Week Class Pass $160 ($20/week); Pay-Per-Week $20 with no contract; Casual Evening (1 night) $30; Private Lesson (60 min) $120; Private 5-Pack $499; Wedding Lessons 5-pack $499, 10-pack $799.

Class schedule

Weekly classes and workshops

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Frequently asked about Go Dance North Sydney

Quick answers to the most common questions

What dance styles does Go Dance North Sydney teach?

Go Dance North Sydney teaches Bachata, Salsa. The full list of styles is shown above on this page along with each genre's classes and lesson options.

Where is Go Dance North Sydney located?

Go Dance North Sydney is located in McMahons Point, NSW. See the map above for the exact address and one-tap directions.

Does Go Dance North Sydney offer private lessons?

Contact Go Dance North Sydney directly to ask about private lessons and current class options — their website has the latest details.

Does Go Dance North Sydney teach kids and adults?

Go Dance North Sydney welcomes students of varied ages and experience levels. Contact the studio to learn which classes fit your age group and level.

How do I sign up for classes at Go Dance North Sydney?

The fastest path is to visit Go Dance North Sydney via their website or check the class schedule above. Many studios offer a free or discounted intro lesson — contact them directly to ask.

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