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Run a Dance Studio — Setting up your studio
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About
OverviewRun a Dance Studio is a tycoon game where you build and grow your own dance studio from the ground up. You decorate the space, hire dancers, and attract students to earn money — then reinvest that money to keep expanding.
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Contents
01
Setting up your studio
Step
In short
Getting your floors, walls, and equipment in place is the first step before students will show up.
When you start the game, you can change the floor and wall designs, adjust the lighting, and place equipment like dance balls and mirrors. How your studio looks directly affects its level, and a higher level brings in more students.
- Choose floors and walls pick colors and designs that give the studio a clear look and feel.
- Set the lighting adjust brightness and color to match the dance style you are going for.
- Place dance equipment add dance balls and mirrors around the room.
- Check the layout make sure students and dancers have enough room to move.
02
Hiring dancers
TipsIn short
Hiring dancers at different levels means your studio can serve more students and builds your reputation.
Once your space is ready, you can hire dancers from a list of available options. Each dancer costs money to bring on, so check the price before you commit. Dancers go to work in the classroom right away, which raises how satisfied students feel. Hiring dancers at different skill levels lets you appeal to a wider range of students.
Tips worth knowing
- Browse the list of available dancers before hiring.
- Confirm you have enough money to cover a dancer's wage before hiring them.
- Hire dancers at more than one level rather than stacking the same type.
- After hiring, check that your dancers are actually dancing in the studio.
03 Live and upcoming events
Events
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04
Earning money from students
Summary
In short
Students arrive automatically once your studio is ready, and every class they attend puts money in your account.
Students start visiting on their own once your studio is set up. The number who show up depends on your studio's level and reputation. Each time a student joins a class, you earn tuition income.
- Studio level rises as you improve the look and equipment of your space, which draws more students.
- Student count the number of visitors grows as your level and reputation go up.
- Tuition income paid to you each time a student participates in a class.
05
Upgrading over time
CheckIn short
Spending your earnings on upgrades creates a cycle where each improvement brings in more students and more money.
As money builds up, you can reinvest it. Each upgrade pushes your studio level higher, which in turn attracts more students and increases your income.
- Upgrade floors and walls to more attractive designs.
- Hire higher-level dancers as your budget allows.
- Invest in better lighting and decorations to raise the studio's atmosphere.
- Expand the studio space so you can fit more students.
Glossary
Glossary- Studio Level
- A measure of how well-equipped and well-decorated your studio is — the higher it is, the more students your studio attracts.
- Dancer
- A hired staff member who teaches dance in your studio and raises student satisfaction.
- Student Satisfaction
- A value that reflects how happy students are with your studio's environment and the quality of your dancers.
Common questions
FAQHow many students will my studio attract?
The number depends on your studio's level and reputation. You start with a small group and earn more visitors as you improve your space and hire better dancers.
How many dancers can I hire?
The number of dancers you can employ increases as your studio level goes up. Upgrading your studio unlocks more hiring slots.
Updated Oct 5, 2026
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