I'm turning 14 in November, but I thought it would be a great idea to start planning now because last year when I started planning my party a month before it didn't work out. So I was thinking a pool party, but most of my friends are having pool parties so it's way too common. I'm not a fan of scavenger hunt parties or costume parties. So I was thinking of making my party in like a hall, but I'm just not sure yet because what if people get bored? So please help me plan my party so everyone will have fun. By the way I'm inviting both girls and boys and probably 20 to 25 people from ages 13 to 16.
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That's a lot of people. Depending on your budget, you could either opt to do something at home, or somethihg at like a skating rink or a bowling alley.
IT really depends in the end on your interests. If you at all like art, you could organize a museum party. If you like film, you could do some sort of film screening. If you like music or poetry or jamming,you could go to an open mic at a local cafe or host your own open mic. If you like sports you COULD go to a pool but include a competition element, or orgnize a volleybal or soccer tournament.
If you have a mixed gender crowd, you can't go wrong with activities that appeal to both sexes, such as bowling, movies, and a pizza party.
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