NYE 2012/13

[Lmarkham-blueblood]

I turned 18 in April so it's my first year of being able to go out drinking in Manchester for new years eve.

Anyway, I have no idea where to go, I fancy a change of scenery to the nightclubs and so do my mates. Any suggestions?

 

[mancmackem]

Unless you are going to the Warehouse Project, I wouldn't bother with town. Waste of money and a pain in the arse to get home (double time to boot).

Try find a house party or stay local, just my advice.

 

[CTID1988]

I turned 18 in April so it's my first year of being able to go out drinking in Manchester for new years eve.

Anyway, I have no idea where to go, I fancy a change of scenery to the nightclubs and so do my mates. Any suggestions?

Islington Mill

 

[Anonymous]

Unless you are going to the Warehouse Project, I wouldn't bother with town. Waste of money and a pain in the arse to get home (double time to boot).

Try find a house party or stay local, just my advice.

My advice too ....

 

[tidyman]

I wouldn't bother coming into town even if you are going to the Warehouse Project.

It's moved to Trafford Park this year.

 

[mancmackem]

I wouldn't bother coming into town even if you are going to the Warehouse Project.

It's moved to Trafford Park this year.

Fair enough, just heard a few people on the bus to Sunderland were going. Didn't know where it was.

Smart arse.

 

[Andy Dale]

Have you tried the New Union? On Princess St .
If you cant pull in there , you couldn't pull a rope . ;-p

 

[another generation]

Rembrandt Hotel?

 

[Lmarkham-blueblood]

Cheers for the advice lads. I have had a house party offer but I can guarantee it will be tame. If transport is the main issue I could try to blag a lift home the next day.

 

[Anonymous]

Have you tried the New Union? On Princess St .
If you cant pull in there , you couldn't pull a rope . ;-p

Even i pulled in there once , but i didn't let him give me a gobble ....