Fursuit Dance Comp

Join us Saturday night at Furry Migration for what will be an evening of entertainment by fursuiters from all walks of life. And if you are a fursuiter we want you to get on stage and shake a tail (or nub, we don't discriminate)!

This popular all-age event fills up fast, if you plan to see the competition, come get a seat early. Be warned – theatrical lights and loud music is used in the performance. If you are sensitive to loud and bright lights you may want to sit in the back.

If you want to be part of this event get your Fursuit on, go it alone or with a group, read the rules below, and sign up online or at the door to reserve your place in Furry Migration Dance Competition history.

No matter if you are watching the action, or performing to the beats we hope we see you at the performance.

Hope to see you there!

And now for the Furry Migration Dance Comp rules:

Music

  • Dance Track being used for the dance competition event should be an MP3, Wav, or AAC file and submitted before the prelims of the event. 
  • Dance Track should be 2 minutes long. 
  • You can also email the track to DanceComp@FurryMigration.org
  • DO NOT send a link to a YouTube Video. 
  • Music should be “Radio Clean”

Performance

  • Full Suit or Partial Suits are allowed. Footpaws are required to compete in this event. 
  • Prelims will be held on Friday and Saturday at Furry Migration, although changes might occur depending on the amount of dancers that sign up. 
  • For the main event, no more than 23 dancers will be accepted into the main competition. 

Dance acts are judged on Originality, Musicality, Execution, and Character.

Deadline is September 4th, 2023

Fursuit Dance Comp Application

Fursuit Dance Competition submissions are now closed.

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