6 Underage Plans For New Year's Eve
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6 Underage Plans For New Year's Eve

Since most New Year's Eve plans include acts for 21+ (ugh...)

Carly Dryden
Dec 26, 2016
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The end of the year is here, which means it is time for New Year's Eve plans to go into full effect! But being a minor still (ugh), finding fun plans for New Year's Eve can be tough sometimes. So here are some fun ideas for New Year's Eve that you and your underage friends can do while ringing in the new year!

1. Go out to dinner.

Even though most bars will be closed to minors, most restaurants won't be. And along with that, a lot of restaurants will probably be open late to allow people to watch the ball drop in New York. So grab a group of friends, make a reservation at your favorite restaurant, get dressed up, and go out for a fun night on the town!

2. Go to an underage bar/club.

I know in my town, we have a lot of places that are 18+ (yay!!). For example, there is a line dancing bar in my town that allows people over 18 and they are going to be having a HUGE New Year's event that all of my friends and I want to go to. Do some research on the bars in your town and see if any place will actually allow in people under 21. Chances are, one or two will!

3. Go to the movies.

Need something to pass the hours until the ball drop? Grab some friends and head to the movies! It always helps pass the time and will give you a chance to see something new in theaters with you friends.

4. Invite some friends over for a night in.

Sometimes it is nice to just be at home with friends and family. Invite some friends over, put on a movie, play some boardgames, and eat home cooked food as you wait for a ball drop. A very relaxing way to spend New Year's with friends or family.

5. Have a spa night at home.

If you are a little more of an introvert and want to have a night to yourself, give yourself a little spa treatment! Take a bath, throw on a face mask, and paint your nails while you watch the ball drop. The perfect and relaxing way to spend New Year's Eve!

6. Have a party.

Hey, if you can't go out, invite some people in! New Year's Eve parties are always a blast, so have one yourself. Make it a potluck, make it a belated White Elephant gift party, whatever you are feeling!

Whatever you are planning to do, celebrate the New Year with friends, family, your cat, whatever you are feeling!

Happy New Year's!

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