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ℹ️ About the Sunday T-Dance Pool Party
Every Sunday afternoon, Pool Club PV at Casa Cupula turns into Puerto Vallarta’s T-dance: a clothing-optional pool party with vintage pop from live guest DJs, go-go dancers, a heated pool and jacuzzi, entrance into the Secret Garden and ocean views. It’s open to everyone 18 and over, and Sunday is a no-cover day this season.
The T-dance is part of the Pool Club PV weekly lineup, alongside the Big Gay Drag Brunch and the Friday men-only pool party. For the full picture, see our guide to Puerto Vallarta gay pool parties.
🎟️ What’s Included
- Admission to the pool party (no cover this season)
- Go-go dancers
- Vintage pop from live guest DJs
- Heated pool and jacuzzi
- Admission to Secret Garden
- Ocean views
- Food and drinks available from the Pool Club bar (not included in admission)
Reservations are recommended because space is limited.
📍 Getting There
Pool Club PV is at Casa Cupula, 133 Callejón de la Igualdad, Amapas. It’s technically walkable, but the hill is steep and the location is remote, so most guests take a taxi or rideshare. There is no parking at Pool Club PV or Casa Cupula.
❓ FAQ
What is a T-dance?
A T-dance, short for tea dance, is an afternoon dance party. The tradition grew out of Sunday-afternoon gay gatherings in New York in the 1950s and ’60s. Today it means a Sunday daytime party with music and dancing. In Puerto Vallarta, it happens poolside at Casa Cupula.
What time is the Sunday T-Dance?
Every Sunday from 3:00 PM to 8:00 PM during Pool Club PV’s pool party season. The schedule can change during peak weeks or when a special dinner is held, so check the reservation page for that date.
Is the Sunday T-Dance free?
Yes. Sunday is a no-cover day this season, and admission to the pool party is included. This does not apply during peak weeks or special dinner events. Food and drinks are available from the Pool Club bar.
Do I need to reserve?
Reservations are recommended because space is limited. You can reserve through the Eventbrite page linked above.
Is the T-Dance clothing optional, and do I have to be naked?
It’s clothing optional, but you do not have to be naked. Most guests choose not to be.
Who can attend? Is it men only?
Everyone 18 and over is welcome at the Sunday T-Dance. The Friday pool party at Pool Club PV is men-only, but Sunday is open to all.
What is the Secret Garden?
The Secret Garden is a private, tent-enclosed area for men’s social interaction at Pool Club PV.
What music and entertainment are there?
Vintage pop from live guest DJs, plus go-go dancers. Admission also includes the heated pool and jacuzzi and the ocean views.
Where is the Sunday T-Dance and how do I get there?
At Pool Club PV at Casa Cupula, 133 Callejón de la Igualdad, Amapas. It’s technically walkable, but the hill is steep and the location is remote, so most guests take a taxi or rideshare.
Is there parking at Pool Club PV?
No. There is no parking at Pool Club PV or Casa Cupula, so a taxi or rideshare is the easiest way in.
Do Casa Cupula hotel guests get in free?
Hotel guests get free access to the weekly pool parties, except possibly during special event weekends.
What else happens at Pool Club PV on Sundays?
Pool Club PV also hosts the Big Gay Drag Brunch on Sunday mornings. Check the brunch page for its current schedule.
🔗 Related Guides & Events
- Plan your Sunday: Puerto Vallarta gay pool parties guide
- Brunch first: Big Gay Drag Brunch at Pool Club PV
- Another Pool Club night: Friday men-only pool party at Pool Club PV
- The venue: Casa Cupula hotel
- Read more: The Pool Club PV: the joy of belonging
- Stay nearby: Puerto Vallarta gay hotels
- After the pool: Puerto Vallarta gay nightlife guide
Unless otherwise stated, GAYPV does not organize this event. Details come from the organizer or our own reporting, and some, such as dress code or parking, are good-faith inferences based on our local knowledge. Details may change, so please confirm with the organizer before relying on them. Event disclosure
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