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How do I buy a ticket?Tickets are on sale now so simply click on the tickets page above.Can I bring a friend?Yes, NTU students can bring up to 2 guests. Guests must have seperate their own tickets and arrive on the night with an NTU student to ensure smooth entry.Can under 18's attend?Yes, under 18's can attend the ball but not the after party.Is there a dress code?The ball is a black tie event; usual outfits include tuxedos, smart suits or shirts with ties, evening dresses, cocktail dresses or ball gowns.Is there travel back to the City?Yes - due to popular demand, we have arranged for two buses to take you back to City. The first will leave at 02:30AM, the second will leave at 04:30AM. Both buses will leave from the main car park - please ensure you arrive promptly as they will not wait around!
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