Great Places to Party
If you're looking for a great place to party, you're likely wondering where the best activities are located. The number of fun and satisfying events within cities takes priority on a mental travel-checklist; it is the deciding factor when narrowing down a destination. Finding a gem of a location might add excitement to an otherwise boring excursion.
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Honolulu, Hawaii
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Located on the island of Oahu, Hawaii's capitol city doubles as one of America's hottest party spots. Expect a carefree vibe, traditional Hawaiian music and ethnic cuisine during your trip. Party on the beach, take hula lessons and attend a luau. Enjoy spirits at a downtown bar or nightclub. "First Friday" is a fun event that contributes to Honolulu's bustling night life while promoting the arts.
Las Vegas, Nevada
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Hundreds of unique night clubs help Vegas live up to its name as a major party destination, keeping the city awake and entertained well into the night. Gamble at a first class casino, attend a live magic show or watch a dance performance. Quality acts such as Cirque de Soleil, a traveling circus, perform in Vegas frequently for your entertainment.
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Austin, Texas
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Pick up an Austin newspaper and scan through the events section to discover activities and musicians playing day, night, weekdays and weekends. The Austin City Limits music festival is held every September, and unites renowned artists from around the world. Urban Music Fest, which kicks off in April, features local artists within the soul music genre. The Pachanga Festival in May is a big hit with Latino music lovers.
New Orleans, Louisiana
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New Orleans has long been branded for its epic partying. The French Quarter boasts the iconic Bourbon St., where parade floats drift by during Mardi Gras while thousands of party-goers revel in the festivities. Jazz fest in April, Voodoo fest in October and Mardi Gras in late February and early March are worthwhile events. Navigate the French Quarter any time of year for an ever-flowing supply of liquor.
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