Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get the password to register?

Our Invite list is by referral only. If you do not have a password for registration, send an email to primalpulseinfo@protonmail.com to inquire.

Why do I need to register with my legal name?

We need to ensure you are 18+ to enter the facility.

How is my privacy protected?

The event guest list is not shared or public

At Primal Pulse, community member discretion is expected. Consent and confidentiality are key elements of our events.

We have conversation guidelines to help people share about their personal experiences without outting other community members, play partners, or attendees. Consent to play does not equal consent to share.

You must register with your legal name but you are welcome to use a “kink name” and introduce yourself to others in a way that feels safe to you.

Remember, we are all extending one another a bit of trust by sharing space together. We all have the responsibility maintain one another’s confidentiality.

Where is the event?

Edmonton! The Address will be emailed the day before the event as a reply to your registration email.

What if I am late?

When the doors close there is no entry. If you are late you will not be able to enter the event and you will not be given a refund for your registration.

In case of emergency or unexpected issue send us an email to discuss.

I am new to kink and want to attend but I am feeling uncertain.

People with all experience levels are welcome at Primal Pulse! We are happy to answer any of your event-specific questions! Send us an email at primalpulseinfo@protonmail.com and we can send you some general info on how to initiate a negotiation and kink scene, additional info on consent and confidentiality, safe words, and a detailed write up of what to expect at our events.

I am in a monogamous relationship, can I still attend?

Yes! People with all relationship styles are welcome.

Do I have to play at the party?

No. You are welcome to play, to watch, or just to socialize. Your level of interaction is up to you and the consenting individuals you engage with.