Frat House Fridays: Delhi's Friday House Party đ
Event Discussion
Connect with attendees, ask questions, and see who's going.
Accessly Creators
The Story & Vibe
FRAT HOUSE FRIDAYS đ Delhi's Friday House. Not everyone gets invited to the House. Frat House is Hypress' weekly social gaming and nightlife property for people who'd rather meet great people than spend another Friday at just another club. Think house-party energy, curated crowd, competitive games, cocktails, music and conversations that turn strangers into friends. What happens inside the House? Beer Pong Championships. Pool Battles. Arcade Games. Weekly House Challenges. DJs playing commercial, R&B, hip-hop and party anthems. A curated crowd of creators, professionals and social explorers. Every Friday has its own story, theme and House Rules. Welcome to the House. Come with your crew, come with a date, or come solo. The only rule? Leave with a story. 11 September | 9 PM onwards Foul Play, Aurobindo Market, New Delhi PLAY. CONNECT. PARTY. Starts at the table. Ends on the dance floor.
Packages & Options
đģ Early Access
Limited individual entry before General Access.
đ The House List
Curated guest list access for girls. Limited slots every Friday.
đī¸ General Access
Standard individual entry to Frat House Fridays.
đĒŠ Squad Pass (4 People)
Entry for a group of four friends.
đģ Male Pass (Cover Charge)
âš2,000 cover redeemable on food & beverages.
đĢ Couple Cover
Cover redeemable at the bar. (If not on the guest list.
đĒŠ Squad Pass (4 Guests) Cover
Redeemable cover for groups of four.
- Guests must behave respectfully toward the creator, staff, venue, and other attendees.
- Please arrive on time and follow the confirmed schedule.
- Harassment, abuse, intoxicated misconduct, or illegal activity is not allowed.
- Venue rules, safety instructions, and local laws must be followed at all times.
- The creator may refuse entry or remove anyone who violates these guidelines.
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