Loud flat mates

Couldn't you just join them for pre-drinks, you can't expect them not to have fun just because you want to sleep.

buy some earplugs??

Couldn't you just join them for pre-drinks, you can't expect them not to have fun just because you want to sleep.

Because they're so considerate right? Not telling your flatmates that you're gonna have people around is a bit of a **** move. OP I'm pretty sure you can report this to your accommodation if your flatmates refuse to co-operate

I'll give that a go thank you

I wouldn't, you'll make the atmosphere in your flat terrible. TBH I'd try and stick it out for now. It's only pre drinks so they shouldn't be staying at yours that late. It's also likely that they'll be going out steadily less often as the year goes on. If they were at yours til 4-5am every day I'd say complain but for most people 1am isn't crazy late (I get it's too late and it's not nice of them) to go to bed. My guess is after Xmas it will only be happening once or maybe twice a week.

I'm about to start my 3rd week of uni and all but one of my flat mates are hyper party people.
They have held pre drinks in our flat 5 times in the last week and the last 3 times they haven't even bothered to tell me or the other quiet flat mate that they're hosting pre drinks!
I tried explaining that I needed to sleep and I would prefer if they didn't hold pre drinks in our flat on certain nights, but they wouldn't listen.
What should I do?
By the way, moving is not something I really want to do because it's so complicated and I don't want to leave my quiet flat mate behind.

I honestly understand., Unfortunately my loud flatmate lives just next door to me, he plays his loud music with his mates until around 4 in the morning and it's so loud that even my earplugs dont block the sound + the sound actually vibrates through my walls and desk etc. It has actually left me sleep deprived. I have called security many times(this occurs around 4-5 times a week) and he does not even bother to listen to them, or if he does he will turn it down for 5 minutes then turn it up again. I understand that it's 'the uni life' but honestly whats the point of having a bed in my room if it's too loud to even sleep? So my advice is to contact a possible residence tutor/accomodation office and keep a noise diary as evidence possibly with some voice recordings too. Unfortunately we were all allocated randomly to our flats, and I'm a quiet person who works early shifts as well as studying.

Couldn't you just join them for pre-drinks, you can't expect them not to have fun just because you want to sleep.