26 Things That Actually Happened In Magaluf

    Have you really had a night out in Maga unless you've been in Alex's singing "Champagne Supernova"?

    1. Before you went you told your parents you were going to Palma Nova.

    2. Lads in novelty t-shirts were inevitably on your plane.

    3. You'd lovingly nicknamed your hotel before even arriving.

    4. In the day time you hired a pedalo and took photos like you were on a yacht.

    5. You were approached by promoters wherever you went and got talked in to buying tickets to a "VIP" bar crawl, paint party or boat party.

    6. If you were in a particular holiday mood you'd get yourself a braid.

    7. You started prinking really early, even though you honestly didn't need to.

    8. Once you got to the strip you were approached by 10000000 promoters saying "Alright gals, where you going tonight?".

    9. After scouring the strip, and trying to dodge promoters, you settled on a €5 deal that contained cocktails, shots and "champagne".

    10. Then obviously you had to take photos drinking those drinks, even though they were vile.

    11. Everyone was on a quad bike.

    12. You bought your friends some plastic tat and had a mini photoshoot with it.

    It was well worth the €1.

    13. You spent half your time trying to look for Imogen and Jordan from Magaluf Weekender.

    14. Every single night you lost your friends and would have to dance by yourself.

    15. But you'd always find them in the toilets like this:

    16. Someone ended up injured.

    17. You went to BCM at least once and almost drowned in the foam party.

    18. You'd make sure to hit the big bars, like Linekars.

    19. And Office.

    20. Or maybe even Mulligans.

    21. But you'd always end up in Alex's

    22. You'd finish off the night with a Son Matias Burger.

    23. You always woke up the next day with no voice.

    24. But managed to drag yourself to your friend's bedroom to catch up on the gossip.

    25. This was your breakfast:

    26. And then you spent the next day worse for wear on a sun bed, getting ready to do it all again.