Why Are Stag "parties" Getting So Out Of Hand These Days?

[ToraToraTora]

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/drunk-british-groom-stag-party-7457592
When I got married you went out the night before and had a few, now they go off for a long weekend a fortnight before the wedding, and in some cases get themselves right in it!, amateurs!

[ichkeria]

I once went out for my friend's stag do the night before the London marathon (!)
Luckily for my performance the next day, no one else turned up and it was possibly the quietest stag do in history ..

I wonder how much alcohol Ryanair had plied these characters with before they had to offload them

[retrocop]

If they were as legless as one witness said before boarding at Luton what the heck was Ryanair doing to let them out the departure lounge? Ryanair bought that diversion on themseves it appears

[ToraToraTora]

I doubt they got drunk on the plane, Ryan Air prices are astronomical, probably had most of it in the airport lounge.

[Tilly2]

Hen parties are just as bad!

[mikey4444]

I am not sure they are TTT !

I have been on a lot of stag nights in my time, although not many for a long while now. I am sure if we could have afforded to go abroad 40 years ago, when I was in my prime, we would have raised hell a bit.

I pity all those other passengers though....cam't have been much fun for them I suppose.

[janzman]

Not necessarily to do with stag parties but I do wonder if the young people of other countries consider the one and only purpose of going out in the evening is to get as absolutely ratarrsed as possible in the shortest time, thus leaving the rest of the evening free to stagger around public streets,vomiting wherever they please and generally behaving in a wholly disgusting manner.

[Old_Geezer]

Idiots continuous having to outdo the ones they've been to previously.

Plus having the wealth to indulge in their party animal/idiot status collecting.

[DSJ]

My Hen Party was having a cup of tea and a cake with my bridesmaid on the afternoon before my wedding.

My husband-to-be went out to a pub for a beer with his father and best man.

That was fifty-five years ago.

[webbo3]

Most of these people are old enough to know better, I remember my first holiday away with my mates at 17, we got thrown out of our hotel on the last night because we were a "little" noisy, did we ever do it again?, no because we were a year older and wiser, we still got smashed every night but not to the point of being silly.


Dave.

[Peter Pedant]

man taking his clothes off ....

I do this every day

Prince Harry does it ( the Germans or are they Huns call it Prince Harry syndrome ) and doesnt get arrested ....


I mean did anyone slip on vomit ?
was anyone injured ?

[Peter Pedant]

My niece flew to EEbeetha for a party- no hotel coz it was a party and flew back the next day

she didnt do it again

[EDDIE51]

As Retro says they should have been denied boarding and left to book another flight home. It is actually against airline health and safety rules for passengers who are obviously drunk to be allowed on board an aircraft. Ryanair can look forward to being sued by passengers who were delayed and inconvenienced as well as a hefty fine from the airline regulators.

[Zacs-Master]

The short answer is 'disposable income'. We're a much wealthier nation than when 'we' went on stag nights.

[Peter Pedant]

I thought Ryan Air factored in completely passed passengers being transported around in converted sardine cans at low prices .....


sudduv like running a transport caff and then complaining the clients are blowing their noses on their hands .....

[Gromit]

And they never did in the past?

I suppose the difference now, instead of kicking off in their local boozer, with the advent of cheap budget airlines, drunken idiots now inflict their loutish behavoiour of some foreign capital city. Making d*cks of themselves, and giving a very poor impression of the English to our neighbours.