
There are quite a few ways to have some fun at Temple for all my underage students. However, it all comes down to three main ways to get what you want. Keep reading to discover the tricks on how to party at Temple when you’re not 21!
If you’re very impatient or just dying to see what the bar scene is like, then a fake ID is the way to go. However, before you go out and purchase one, here’s a couple tips you should take into consideration:
There are house parties all over the place and Temple Party Owl provides the addresses and times to when they start. Just follow them on twitter or Snapchat for a place or message them whenever you’re throwing something down.
Disclaimer: The keyword is “try” since Philly can be a little bit tricky. Ask friends who’ve tried different places as to what what they feel is best.
Having a friend who is 21 or older can be a plus because they can happily get alcohol for you. This is also a good idea for those who care mainly about getting drunk and not so much whether or not they party at temple or hang at the bars. Just remember to be responsible and not use that friend for strictly alcohol purposes.
Believe me when I say the bar scene can be a lot more exciting than a Temple party, but don’t skip them because you feel like you’re missing out. Temple parties can easily get crazy and sometimes even out of control. Three years goes by faster than you think, so if you don’t want to risk spending money or you’re not ready for the bar/club scene, then wait until you are of age.
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