What to Wear to Every Senior Week Theme Party (Foam, Glow, Snow & Pardi Gras)

The short answer: dress for the theme, dress for the venue, and dress like you’re going to get bumped, splashed and photographed all night. Every Myrtle Beach Club Card theme party has its own look — bright neon for glow nights, all-white for Snowfall, jerseys for Jersey Night, beads and masks for Pardi Gras, and clothes you don’t mind soaking for the foam parties.

This guide walks through each Senior Week 2027 party night, what the room actually feels like, and what to put on before you head out. If you just want the dates, the full lineup lives on the Senior Week 2027 event schedule.

Before you pick an outfit: the rules that don’t change

Every theme party is 17+ to enter, and you need a valid government-issued photo ID at the door every single night — a driver’s license (learner’s permits count), a state-issued ID, or a U.S. passport or passport card. Your Club Card has your signature on the back, and staff check it against your ID. No ID, no entry, no matter how good the fit is.

• Keep your ID and Club Card somewhere that stays dry and zipped — not loose in a back pocket.
• Pick shoes you can stand and dance in for four-plus hours. Most nights run from 9PM to 1:30AM or 2AM.
• Assume your outfit will end up in someone’s photos. Plan accordingly.

LIT Ultra Glow Party: go neon or go home

LIT is a blacklight takeover at 3001 Nightlife, and anything white or neon lights up the second you walk under the UV. Free glow sticks, necklaces and bracelets get handed out, so you don’t need to bring a bag full of glow gear — just build the base.

• Best colors: neon green, hot pink, electric blue, bright orange and plain white. Dark colors basically disappear.
• Easy upgrade: highlighter-style accessories, white sneakers, or a neon top over black shorts.
• Skip: anything you’d be sad to see under blacklight — lint and stains glow too.

LIT runs every week of Senior Week 2027: Wed June 2, Wed June 9, Wed June 16 and Wed June 23.

Snowfall: wear white, glow bright

Snowfall brings winter to the middle of June — snow machines blasting the crowd, blacklights everywhere, touring DJs at 3001 Nightlife. The dress code is basically built into the poster: wear white. White under blacklight is the whole aesthetic.

• White tees, white tanks, white shorts, white sneakers — keep it simple and bright.
• The “snow” is a party effect, not cold weather, so dress for a warm, packed dance floor, not a ski trip.
• Snowfall dates: Fri June 11 (Week 2), Tue June 15 (Week 3), Tue June 22 (Week 4).

Aqua Wet-N-Wild Foam Party: dress to get soaked

Aqua is the one where you will get wet. Massive foam cannons flood the dance floor at House of Blues while lasers and strobes cut through the bubbles. Plan the outfit around one question: “What do I not mind being drenched?”

• Swim-friendly or quick-dry clothes are your best friend. Think athletic shorts, swim tops under a tee, rash guards.
• Secure shoes you’re okay getting wet — slides fly off in foam.
• Bring a dry change of clothes for the ride home if you can leave it somewhere safe.

Never been to one? We wrote a whole Aqua foam party first-timer FAQ.

Neon Splash: foam meets glow

Neon Splash mixes the two: foam cannons on the floor plus a UV blacklight takeover overhead. That means you want neon colors and clothes that can handle getting wet. Bright quick-dry fabrics are the move. Neon Splash is Week 1’s Friday closer on June 4 at House of Blues.

Pardi Gras: beads, masks and Bourbon Street energy

Pardi Gras is Myrtle Beach meets Bourbon Street — beads launched straight off the stage at House of Blues, plus free Mardi Gras masks and goodies. Purple, green and gold are the classic colors, and anything sparkly fits right in. You’ll leave with more beads than you came with, so don’t overthink accessories.

Pardi Gras dates: Mon May 31 (Week 1) and Mon June 7 (Week 2).

Jersey Night: rep your team

Jersey Night is the easiest dress code of the week: rock a jersey. Your school, your city’s team, a throwback — anything goes. There are contests, prizes and photo ops, so a jersey that starts a conversation helps. Jersey Night is Sunday, June 6 at 3001 Nightlife.

Quick-look outfit table

Party	Venue	Wear
LIT Ultra Glow	3001 Nightlife	Neon + white, blacklight-ready
Snowfall	3001 Nightlife	All white
Aqua Foam Party	House of Blues	Quick-dry, ready to get soaked
Neon Splash	House of Blues	Neon + quick-dry
Pardi Gras	House of Blues	Purple, green, gold, sparkle
Jersey Night	3001 Nightlife	Any jersey

Packing tip: plan outfits by week

Your Club Card covers the theme parties in the week you pick, so pack for your week’s lineup, not all of them. Week 1 (May 31–June 4) is Pardi Gras, Aqua, LIT and Neon Splash. Week 2 (June 5–11) is Jersey Night, Pardi Gras, Aqua, LIT and Snowfall. Weeks 3 and 4 are Snowfall, LIT and Aqua. Thursdays in Weeks 1 and 2 are concert nights with artists TBA.

FAQ

Is there a strict dress code at Senior Week theme parties?

The themes are the vibe, not a rule — but you’ll have way more fun (and better photos) if you match the night. The one thing that is required every night is a valid photo ID.

What should I not wear to the foam party?

Anything you can’t get soaked: suede, dry-clean-only pieces, or shoes that slip off. Keep your phone, ID and card protected.

Do I need to bring my own glow sticks to LIT?

No. Free glow sticks, necklaces and bracelets are part of the LIT experience.

How old do I have to be to get in?

Theme parties are 17+ with valid photo ID. See the Senior Week rules and ages page for the full ID list.