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The Best Apps That Can Help You Plan Your Night Out

There are so many great apps that can tell you the best drink specials near you, or even keep you updated with your friends’ location so that they’re safe when they need to go home. One thing for sure, these apps will suit your mood and intentions for going out on the town.

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Nightlife
This app does it all. You can find the best happy hour and drink deals on Nightlife. You can then connect with your friends and share the bar deals with them so that your friends can help to make decisions and plan where you want to go that night. You can group chat on the app and connect with other people that you may meet at the bar or any time during your night out. If you’re trying to save money while having a great night out, this is the perfect app to find you amazing drink deals without sacrificing fun.

Wender
With Wender you can now avoid the difficult task of texting all of your friends and asking them, “Who wants to go out tonight?” To save time you can use Wender and state your plans for the night for friends to see. You have the option to state that you’re “going out,” “open to suggestions,” or “staying in tonight.” This way, your friends already know what your plans are and it makes it easier to link up with friends that are looking to go out tonight.

NightOut
This is a great app to make sure your friends all showing up to the same venue. So many nights out begin with someone getting the bars confused or else putting the wrong address into an Uber. With NightOut you can easily share the location of the bar or venue that you and your friends want to meet at to ensure that no one gets lost or goes to the wrong venue by accident. Another fun perk of this app is that many bars have special NightOut deals like free drinks that are exclusively for people using the app.

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