This year, I had the opportunity of being a part of a great organization, Student Events and Activities Council (SEAC) planning Seattle University’s annual Fall Ball dance! Kind of a different change from the usual concert planning, but it’s going to be a great event and we’re all very excited for it.

Seattle University students: This is FOR YOU, and you don’t want to miss it.

Tickets $10 at the CAC and at our table tonight in C-Street from 5-7PM – – – – $12 at the door

Transportation is provided from the school to the Aquarium starting at 7:30 at Pigott.

Here’s what we have to offer.

• A free sea otter show for the first 150 people to arrive for the show at 8:30 PM
• Open exhibits allowing you to explore the Aquarium. Usually it would cost $16, you’re getting a deal.
• 21+ area in the underwater dome
• An awesome photobooth w/ USnaps. They will upload all pictures taken from the event onto their website and using the given code, we will be able to access all pictures within 24 hours online. What up new Facebook defaults!
• DJ provided by The Sound Factory
• An opportunity to dress up semi-formal style (a rare treat at Seattle U) Girls will be looking their best in their dresses and guys will be lookin’ fly!!

The Aquarium is a beautiful space, so please come take a night off away from campus to join us.

Frequently asked question of all time: Can you bring a guest that is a non-Seattle University student?

Katie’s answer: Every Seattle University student is allowed to bring one non-Seattle University student. Please have your guest bring one form of ID with them if they are under 21 ie) license/passport. If your guest is over 21, they must bring two forms of ID (license/passport)

Reminder: Read the back of your ticket, there’s text there too!

A few things to remember before you leave for Fall Ball:

No bags. Girls will be allowed to bring clutches

Seattle University students must bring their ID

We reserve the right to deny admittance to or remove anyone who appears intoxicated to the point of ridiculousness or goes against the code of conduct. STAY CLASSY. Do not embarrass our school. The Aquarium is a great space and we would like to remain a great relationship with them.

No vomiting. It’s disgusting. We’ll make you clean it up.