
21 Dec The Future of Partying: When and Where Will COVID Leave Us
Most people who love to spend their weekends partying in New York, clubbing in Miami, or enjoying nightlife in Las Vegas have found 2020 to be the crappiest year on record. Partying and clubbing are cancelled, and even festivals are so carefully monitored that they take a lot of the spontaneity and atmosphere out of them. Yet, with 2021 on the horizon, many are wondering how nightlife is going to make a comeback. And, when it does, what is it going to be like?
Get ready for bubble planning
A lot of the changes to make partying a reality again will have to do with bubbling. When you are looking to head to a club or a bar, many of the bouncers and other officials will be checking licenses and identifications to make sure that you’re arriving with people that are in your bubble. In some cases, such as restaurants or eat-in bars, you’ll only be able to enter and sit with people in your bubble.
In other spots, you’ll need to plan to have a steady 20 bubble. AKA, get ready to party and celebrate with the same 20 people over and over again. You won’t be able to mix or mingle with other people at clubs or bars, keeping engagement as bubble-centric as possible to minimize unnecessary risk or exposure.
Another aspect with the future of partying is that nightlife is one of those “peripherals” that no one really wants to talk about.