Teen night clubs: Are there a lot of them?

Added: 02/22/2006

Some clubs may not be identified as fully teen night clubs as young people of 18+ and older are admitted but such clubs have parties for teenagers several days per month. Such parties may be scheduled and young people may plan ahead when to go to this party. Some teen night clubs have special forms in Internet. Individuals aged 13-19 may fill out and submit such forms to join mailing lists. Once they have signed up, they are eligible to win weekly free entry passes for themselves and even some friends. When you are signed up, you will be notified of upcoming events, so you will not miss great parties.

What age may be better than sixteen, seventeen, and nineteen? May be fifteen? I thing most of the adults remember themselves when they were in their teens. They wanted to experience the things their parents did, to keep abreast of the latest trends in music, dance, and fashion. They wanted to be advanced in all the fields of life. Most of them had a first night club experience when they were teenagers.

Among night clubs there are not so many that may be called teen night clubs in the direct meaning. Most of the night clubs are oriented for the age of 18+ and 19+. If you are younger, the bouncer may require your ID. If you know that you are younger than the age specified at the entrance or in the club ad, you will not be allowed in. What may be the way out?

First of all, there are youth clubs. There should be at least one in your area and in the area you friends live. Youth clubs organize special parties and create an atmosphere of teen night clubs. They invite the best DJs. It is safer to go to such parties as there will be only teenagers and the security works properly. The risk of violation is less. Drugs, cigarettes, and hard drinks are strongly prohibited.

Some clubs may not be identified as fully teen night clubs as young people of 18+ and older are admitted but such clubs have parties for teenagers several days per month. Such parties may be scheduled and young people may plan ahead when to go to this party. This information may be found in Internet if the club has a web page. Or you may call ahead and ask the information about the evenings specially tailored for teenagers.

Some teen night clubs have special forms in Internet. Individuals aged 13-19 may fill out and submit such forms to join mailing lists. Once they have signed up, they are eligible to win weekly free entry passes for themselves and even some friends. When you are signed up, you will be notified of upcoming events, so you will not miss great parties.

Such form may require the following information:

E-mail address;
First/Last name;
Mailing address;
Country;
Age;
School/University;
Favorite types of music;
Favorite singer/rap artist/band;
Favorite DJ;
Favorite song.

For teenagers of big cities nightlife may be rather frustrating experience, for example, New York City. The nightlife there is legendary, but aside from the occasional poetry slam or under-18 show at a rock club, they can't legally enjoy any of it. Over the last few years adult nightclubs around the country have introduced teenager-only nights, giving young people an alternative to the fake ID route to fun. Some clubs in New York have followed suit. On Fridays in Manhattan, Spirit, in Chelsea, has an under-21 night, and Exit in Midtown is 18 and over; Avalon, in the former Limelight space, is 18 and over Thursday through Sunday. But Crush is among the first nightclubs created solely for teenagers. Parents usually worry less when their children go to teenager-only nights because night clubs policy for such night is drug free, smoke free, and alcohol free.

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