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Quiet Clubbing is Turning Up the Party Scene

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Published on April 11, 2016
Quiet Clubbing is Turning Up the Party Scene

We all have a love-hate relationship with nightclubs. The idea of personal space is practically non-existent, and the music always seems to be playing a little too loudly.

Repeatedly screaming “What did you say?” to a friend who’s standing just an inch away from you can get old pretty fast. Thankfully, Quiet Clubbing may be the new way to party without having to sacrifice your vocal chords or eardrums in the process.

As a quiet clubber, you'll receive a pair of wireless headphones which allow you to tune into one of three different channels playing non-stop party music. Your headset will then light up with a color LED that displays the channel you are listening to so that you can dance along with those jamming to the same DJ.

If you happen to meet a guy or girl in the process, just turn down the volume of your headphones. Or take them off entirely so you can talk!

Quiet Events, the company behind these silent discos, also offer a variety of themed parties and unique outings. The Underground Subway Party Tour, for example, takes headphone-wearing partygoers on an adventure through iconic subway terminals and bars.

For more information, visit quietevents.com.

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