WHAT IS A BAR CRAWL?

A bar crawl is an event where people go from bar to bar, usually in a group, and drink at each one. Some people also call it bar hopping. Sometimes there is a specific route or plan to follow, but often people just wing it. Bar crawls can be a great way to explore new bars, meet new people, and drink a lot of alcohol!

HOW TO SURVIVE A BAR CRAWL

1. Setting a personal budget for yourself will help you avoid any regrets in the morning, at least on the financial side of things.
2. Have a good meal beforehand AND maybe eat along the way. Food slows down the body’s absorption and provides nutrients that will quickly be used up during the crawl.
3. Hydrate, hydrate and rehydrate. The best way to stave off the effect of alcohol is with H20.
4. Keep a good pace and monitor your intake. This is not a sprint, so don’t pile on the drinks too soon.

RULES OF THE CRAWL

1. NO DRIVING. We plan our route along a path that requires no driving. We can’t emphasize enough that you have a designated driver, UBER, LYFT or some other mode of transport at the end of the crawl.
2. MAKE LOVE, NOT WAR. Okay, maybe not the right terms, but we are out to have a good time. Santas have a reputation that we do not want to spoil. You are representing the jolly old elf, so act like it.
3. LEAVE NO FRIEND BEHIND. Make sure you stay with your group and that you ensure each other get home safely. There are no heroes on a bar crawl, so prideful claims of sobriety will not be tolerated.

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