what do i offer for a five dollar party for teens?

Question

im charging five at the door for teenagers

Answer 1

Food (it can be snack foods like chips soda and pizza)
Music (blast your ipod into your speakers)
Fun (dont let your party be lame $5 is a lot for some teens.

Answer 2

I've planned a lot of parties for clubs and groups i'm in at school, and five dollars doesn't really get you anything but a good DJ and a dark area to dance in. If this party is some kind of fundraiser, you could sell chips, drinks, and candy. Last year for the homecoming party I helped plan, we sold chicken wings and pizza also. To make the party successful plan wisely and advertise a lot. If you don't get the word out, then its going to be a drab. Oh, and giving teenagers alcohol at a widely advertised party is not a good idea, especially if you rent out a party place because most will require you to have some kind of security (cops).

Answer 3

Hire a DJ - music makes everyone happy. Buy some pizzas, soft drinks and big bowls of candy. If there's any money left, use it for a cleaning service the next day.

Answer 4

Teens = FastFood
Get a gift certificate to a burger place or something.
Either way they won't be disapointed?...

Answer 5

2 shots of the cheapest vodka and a condom

Answer 6

Bread & Water!

Answer 7

cocktail weenies, mini burgers, tropical drinks. a little fancy, but not expensive.

Answer 8

Why are you doing this, and you do not have a game plan????

Answer 9

whatever it is that they expect you to give them (within reason)