Tips for Host and Guest | SoundTrak!® The Music Game

Make sure you have plenty of beverages of choice for your guest, all within easy reach.
Have snacks for the guest. One way is to keep it simple, just chips and beer. We recommend red solo cups if someone wants a receptacle.
If you want to raise the bar, a charcuterie board is a good choice. A nice variety of cheeses, meats, fruit, and don’t forget the chutney. A bottle of red, a bottle of white.
Or you could just ask everyone to bring something. Have a potluck. That’s always fun and reduces cost.
Light candles and incense. Have air fresheners around the house. Incense and peppermint along with parsley, sage and thyme will make everything fresh as the breeze.
Know your WiFi password so the guest can connect easily.
Find a comfortable place for everyone to gather and make sure there’s enough room so when a Dance Off or Dance Party card is pulled, stuff won’t get damaged.
Make sure the lighting is just right. Not to bright and not to dim. Black lights, lasers, disco balls, color changing and strobes are an awesome addition.

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A few days in advance of playing SoundTrak!® start thinking about all the bad songs you know, all the good ones, all the music that brings back memories. Well, just think about music.
Have good manners. And bring the host a small gift of appreciation for putting on a great game night.
Personal hygiene is important. You’ll be around other people.
Show up on time. You don’t want to miss any of the music and fun.
If you drive, don’t park and block the neighbor’s driveway. And absolutely do not block a fire hydrant as safety is always first.
If game night is around a holiday, dress accordingly. Wear green for St. Patrick’s Day, be a ghost for Halloween or put on your best bad Holiday sweater. Music sounds great when you’re in character.
Be Careful! Don’t break anything like furniture and lamps when you dance.
Get permission to bring your dog. You wouldn’t want to alarm the host, “who let the dogs in?”
And always say Thank You to the host for a great time!