Party scene in Savannah for St Patricks Day?

Drinking rules:

St. Patrick's Day evening, all bars must close at 1 a.m., regardless of where they are located in the city.

In the festival zone, which is on River Street from MLK Boulevard to Savannah Electric, wristbands are required to drink outside. Anyone caught drinking in that area without a band risks a $90 fine. No drinks can be taken in or out of the festival zone.

Those not wishing to drink can still enter the festival zone without a wristband. People can also drink inside River Street bars without a band, they cannot, however, take the drinks outside without a band.

You can only purchase one alcoholic beverage at a time.

Beer will not be sold after midnight outside on River Street, but wristbands will still be sold in case you want to buy a drink in a bar after midnight and walk outside.

Outside the festival zone, 16-ounce to-go cups can be carried anywhere within city limits.

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