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13	->''There's a party goin' on right here''\
14	''A celebration to last throughout the years''\
15	''So bring your good times, and your laughter too''\
16	''We gonna celebrate your party with you''
17	-->-- '''Music/KoolAndTheGang''', "Celebration"
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19	An index of tropes either about parties, or that often take place in one. The kind of party could range from a [[BirthdayTropes birthday party]], to a house party, to a school dance, to a nightclub, to a royal ball.
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21	!!Tropes:
22	[[index]]
23	[floatboxright:
24	'''Related indexes:'''
25	+ BirthdayTropes
26	+ CelebrationTropes
27	+ DancingTropes
28	+ HolidayTropes
29	+ NightlifeIndex
30	+ WeddingAndEngagementTropes
31	]
32	* TwentyFourHourPartyPeople: [[LivingProp Living props]] who appear in party/dance scenes.
33	* AwkwardFirstSleepover: A character is nervous because it's their first slumber party.
34	* BalloonOfDoom: A party balloon is either a symbol of evil or a villainous character.
35	* BallroomBlitz: Protagonist or bad guys interrupt the party.
36	* BingeMontage: A montage that shows characters getting drunk during a long night of partying.
37	* BirthdayPartyGoesWrong: A birthday party is going horribly, so the birthday person ends up unhappy or disillusioned.
38	* BirthdaySuitSurpriseParty: Someone stumbles upon a surprise party while naked.
39	* BlackTieInfiltration: TheInfiltration takes place at a formal social event.
40	* CelebrationMiscalculation: Someone celebrates a special occasion... on the wrong day.
41	* CharityBall: A dance done to raise money for charity.
42	* ChekhovsParty: If a party happens or is mentioned, pay close attention. Something important happened there.
43	* CoolestClubEver: A club that's so cool, people are always partying at it.
44	* CryingAtYourBirthdayParty: Someone marks their party by crying at it.
45	* DancePartyEnding: The episode ends with everyone dancing.
46	* DancesAndBalls: A society dance is a plot point.
47	* DecadeThemedParty: A party centered around a particular decade.
48	* TheDreadedPretendTeaParty: A child ropes someone into playing tea party.
49	* DreadedKidsPartyEntertainerJob: People who entertain at kids' parties, especially clowns, have a rough job.
50	* EveryoneComesBackFantasyPartyEnding: A fantasy sequences where everyone who previously appeared comes back for a party.
51	* ExpositionParty: Characters gather at a party as an excuse to drop exposition.
52	* FantasticFireworks: Fireworks shaped into anything the writers want due to RuleOfCool.
53	* AFeteWorseThanDeath: Festivities that revolve around killing people.
54	* FightFurYourRightToParty: Music videos that center around parties have at least one person in an animal suit.
55	* HighSchoolDance: Plots about high or middle school dances, usually involving romance.
56	* ItsACostumePartyISwear: A character is tricked into showing up in costume at what they are led to believe is a costume party.
57	* LifeOfTheParty: A character that parties harder and wilder than anyone else.
58	* MasqueradeBall: A dance where a person can wear GorgeousPeriodDress and a mask to hide their identity.
59	* MissingYourOwnParty: A party is being thrown for a character who is running late to the party.
60	* MistakenForSpecialGuest: Someone's expecting a guest who's special in some way (an inspector, a celebrity, etc), and mistakes a random person for the special guest.
61	* NastyParty: A person or group of people are invited to a party. However, it's just an excuse to get them all together and kill them.
62	* NeverHadABirthdayParty: A character has never celebrated their birthday, and their friends try to fix this by throwing them a party.
63	* NightParadeOfOneHundredDemons: A festival of Japanese demons and spirits.
64	* NonVoyageParty: A party for a character is mistaken for a party celebrating their departure.
65	* OnePersonBirthdayParty: A friendless person celebrates their birthday alone.
66	* OpeningCreditsCastParty: The opening credits to a show feature the cast partying in some staged manner.
67	* ParlorGames: Old school games that people play at parties.
68	* APartyAlsoKnownAsAnOrgy: All wild parties that are not meant to be orgies lead to sex.
69	* PartyGame: A Minigame Game in which two to four players compete against each other in a board game-like environment.
70	* PartySchedulingGambit: A character schedules a party to conflict with another party.
71	* PersonaNonGrata: A specific location has forbidden you from ever entering or returning there.
72	* PrincessForADay: When a woman dresses up as an upper-class person to go to a royal ball.
73	* PromBaby: A pregnant teenage girl goes into labor while at the prom.
74	* ThePromPlot: High school juniors/seniors attend their prom or an adult is a chaperone/someone's date at a prom.
75	* PromWrecker: A character tries to ruin the school dance.
76	* ScarySurpriseParty: Something nasty happens to a character (kidnapped, in danger) but it turns out to be a surprise party.
77	* ScrewTheWarWerePartying: People throw parties and goof off for fun despite the fact that a war is raging all around them.
78	* SheCleansUpNicely: An unattractive character who dresses up for a party looks beautiful.
79	* ShockParty: A surprise party GoneHorriblyWrong.
80	* ShoddyShindig: A party that is boring and underwhelming.
81	* SlumberParty: A party where the people invited sleep the night (usually women or girls).
82	** SlumberPartyPloy: A group of kids go on a wacky adventure by lying to their parents that they're sleeping at each other's houses.
83	* SpinTheBottle: A party game where a group of people take turns spinning a bottle and have to make out with whoever the bottle ends up pointing at.
84	* StagParty: A wild party held for the groom before his wedding day.
85	* SurpriseParty: Characters throw a surprise party for someone to celebrate an occasion.
86	* ThemedParty: A party centered around a theme with matching décor, music and dress code.
87	* TickertapeParade: Flashy Parade with lots of confetti and music.
88	* UnderdressedForTheOccasion: Somebody is embarrassed because they aren't wearing formal enough clothes.
89	* UninvitedToTheParty: The one character who ''doesn't'' get to go.
90	* WackyFratboyHijinx: College fratboys often throw wild parties.
91	* WhatDidIDoLastNight: Someone recovers from a night of heavy drinking and worries about what they may have done while inebriated. May be the aftermath of a -- wait for it! --
92	* WildTeenParty: A rambunctious party full of teenagers.
93	[[/index]]

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