Party Halls at Sussex

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  1. FailWhale's Avatar
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    Party Halls at Sussex
    What are the biggest party halls? park village?, east slopes? are park houses decent for fun or ****?
    Last edited by FailWhale; 02-04-2011 at 12:10.
  2. KieranKelly's Avatar
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    Re: Party Halls at Sussex
    I visited my brother in Park Village last year, and it was really good, I've applied there for this oct
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    Re: Party Halls at Sussex
    I was told on the open day that East Slope has lots of parties and that in general the more expensive, the less sociable...
  4. Shofeh's Avatar
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    East Slope is definitely the party accommodation. I'm living in Brighthelm at the moment and get kept up most nights by East Slope parties :P
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    I can safely say ive been to a party in every type of accomodation on campus, but usually the cheaper accodomation is the more likely to have a party, so east slope and park village both have parties quite often
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    Re: Party Halls at Sussex
    East Slope and Park Village definitely.
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