Hot Miami Strippers is Miami’s longest-running exotic entertainment company. Costumed and themed dancers are still a performance booking. The costume is the entrance, not a replacement for the set. Referee, cheer, cop, maid, seasonal looks — pick it when you call, not when someone is already in the hallway.
What you are booking
A themed dancer arrives in street clothes, changes on site into the look you reserved, and runs a timed set. Typical window is 45 to 90 minutes. Adults only. The room stops. If you wanted circulating drink service in a bikini, that is a waitress or bartender booking, not this page. Theme is the first thirty seconds and the last bow. The middle still has to be a show someone would book without the outfit.
We have sent themed sets since the early years of the company — 1990 is the founding date, not a costume catalog. The look changes. The arrival, the change space, and the clock do not. Tell us the look in one word when you call so wardrobe is in the bag, not in a text at 10 p.m.
Costume does not change the house rules. No photos unless you cleared it. No touching beyond the booking. Payment on arrival. Guests who treat a cheer look like a free-for-all are the host’s problem.
Looks we actually send
Referee and cheer are the calls we get most for game-day houses and watch parties. Cop, maid, and school-style looks are common for birthdays. Seasonal requests work when you say them at booking — holiday, New Year, Halloween — not as a surprise for a dancer who packed the wrong bag. We do not send sports-franchise marks or licensed team gear. If your party is built around a league, say “referee” or “cheer” and leave the logos off the list.
For a closer look at two of the most-booked game-day looks, see referee and cheerleader costume shows. That page is the deep cut. This page is the menu: theme as an add-on to a real set, not a costume rental with no performer.
Theme vs. hostess vs. dancer
Hostess-only work is fully clothed, no performance, no undress — mixed-age, daytime, corporate. A themed dancer is a show in a costume. Do not book a themed set for a family cookout and hope the skirt does the rest. If you want the ladies on the roster without a gimmick, say “straight set.” We will not upsell you a whistle you do not need.
Birthday nights are the other frequent mix. A themed entrance plus a standard set is a common birthday performer booking. Tell us the age, the room, and whether the honoree actually wants the bit or just wants a dancer.
Where it works
Living rooms, villas, hotel suites that allow visitors, watch-party houses. Hotels that banned vendors are not a costume debate. Boats only if the charter already approved performers. Change space still matters — a locked bathroom beats a hallway.
Price and booking
Performer count, duration, day of week, travel, and whether the look needs extra prep set the number. Saturday in season costs more. You get a price on the call. Have the date, neighborhood, headcount, and the costume name. Same-day happens when coverage and wardrobe both exist. Call (786) 743-6030.