HOUSE RULES, PROTOCALS & GUIDELINES:

FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THE RULES WILL RESULT IN YOUR
IMMEDIATE REMOVAL FROM THE PREMISES.

It is the intention of the organizers of The Queen’s Right to provide an environment for the practice of Safe, Sane, Consensual, and Risk Aware enjoyable Kinky, Fetish and BDSM/D/s play. Each player in the play space must take responsibility for his/her own behaviours and practices to ensure safety for him/herself as well as that of all others in the play space. The following guidelines will help each player better understand acceptable and unacceptable behaviours. While these are guidelines, each of us must take the initiative to develop the knowledge and expertise required to play safely and have fun.

We are all here to experience kinky, fetish, fantasy, role play, BDSM and/or D/s play, but areas of interest, play styles and levels of experience vary among us. We therefore, ask that you observe the following guidelines and rules:

1. Heed the word of Play Monitors (PM’s). The PM staff can be identified with an orange glowing arm/leg band and are designated to supervise, protect and ensure respectful etiquette and the event/venue rules and guidelines are followed. If you disagree with a PM, discuss this with him/her quietly, or with the supervising PM (wearing the double orange glowing arm/leg bands) or the event manager.

2. No unauthorized photography or video recording is permitted.

3. Generic Safe Word System is used for the safety of all players and to assist with the PM’s supervision at this event; RED means to stop immediately, YELLOW to slow down, BLUE to change it up as it may be monotonous or boring, GREEN feels great!

4. As for Advanced Forms of Play or Unusual or ‘Edgy’ Play (fire, wax, whip, breathe, water sports, cutting, branding, piercing, consensual non-consensual, loud, etc.), players are requested to discuss the particulars with the on-duty PM ahead of time for authorization and safety checks. This way you can feel at ease to proceed and avoid misunderstandings or unnecessary disruptions.

5. Cleanliness is paramount. Please keep the play space equipment/furniture and play area clean. After your scene, please clean up after yourself with the disinfectant items provided.

6. Time per station: Please be respectful of other players and do not spend more than 1hr on a station if you see that others are waiting to use it.

7. “No, thank you” means No! If you continue to insist in any form; it is harassment, which results in expulsion.

8. Personal space/toys: Don’t touch things that do not belong to you, this includes people, personal toys and equipment. In the same respect, if people are partially naked, or dress sexy that is not an invitation for caressing or touching. Be polite and ask permission.  These rules, however, do not extend to the rules of interacting with submissives at The Queen’s Right: The rules for touching and interacting with submissive guests and event slaves are detailed in the explanation of the Ring of Right.

9. Manners & Etiquette: No unsolicited comments or physical interference; do not interrupt a scene or try to join a scene in progress unless you have a direct and clear invitation by the Domme (top) in charge of the scene. If you have questions about a technique, skill or overall scene, wait until the scene is completed this includes the aftercare period before attempting a conversation or direct your questions to a PM.

10. Full nudity and intimate sexual activities are permitted in the play spaces.  This may include all full penetration (body to body or toy use) to oral play.  Safe play practices are strongly encouraged!

11. Do not crowd or walk through a scene and please observe in a quiet manner. Remember voyeurism means being invisible from a respectable distance (5 feet) and not affecting the scene.

12. If you see something or have a concern regarding the play philosophy (safe, sane, consensual or risk aware), please inform the PM without interrupting the scene.

13. If you are new to this type of play. Observe, listen and learn: understand how a play scene works and see how people interact and socialize. Be at ease, you may also approach a PM or Host with questions or if you would like to try something.

If you are an experienced player; remember, you were once new. Be patient and open to new people, guiding and teaching can be a rewarding experience.

Respect earns respect.