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FAQ

Here are some of of our most Frequently Asked Questions.  Anything that we haven’t covered, send us a message.


What is the car parking situation?

There is a car park underneath the hotel and ww have organised a rate of £2 per day/24hours for our event guests.


From the airport?

You should take a Taxi/Minicab/Uber from Heathrow to the hotel address, Copthorne Hotel Slough-Windsor, Cippenham Ln, Slough SL1 2YE.

From Stansted, Luton, Gatwick you can catch a bus to Heathrow.


Which Level should I enter for Workshops & Competition

Workshops
There is no definitive way of levelling workshops at events.  We have 4 levels on offer, you may purchase multiple workshop passes to attend more than one level.

Social Dancer Plus – Open Level, focused on social dancers
Competition Dancer – Open Level, focused on competitive dancers
Competition Dancer Plus –  Minimum Intermediate WSDC points required
Allstar – Dependant on Subscription, Advanced WSDC points required

Competitions
Are a fun way to challenge yourself and the perfect way to meet new people and make new friends.  We hold WSDC J&J’s as well as some fun orientated competitions too. Hopefully, there is something for everyone.

What should I wear in the Competition?

Each event has it’s own styles and expectations of a more formal or casual approach to their competitions.
The best guide to what to wear at an event is to look at what your event staff and organisers.   If they are wearing a ‘Suit and tie’ then maybe you should too. Equally, if they dress ‘Smart Casual’… you get the picture. In a final, dress to impress your partner.

Shoes – Can be a big point of contention for competitions.  You should wear what makes your feet look the best, not necessarily the ones that feel most comfortable.

Dancers with ‘Good footwork can be easily forgiven a more casual shoe.  If footwork is not a strong point then wear a more formal shoe with a suede sole to get the best from your feet and not distract any attention from your dancing.

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