In small doses, the user falls into a dream state, larger doses create a strong disassociative affect. Raves have loud music and light laser shows to increase highs. Club Drugs have been around since the mid 1980's. Not all teens that attend them use drugs, and the drugs are no longer exclusively found at raves. Raves are usually advertised on fliers, with graphics and directions to the location.
Water is expensive, sometimes as much as twice the amount of beer.
Kids are targeted because it's all about making money off of their desire for a good time. Also sold are glow sticks, which create an effect for those high on Ecstacy, and mouth pieces which users bite on to soften the constant teeth grinding and jaw clenching the drug creates. Sadly, many parents think an all night party without alcohol sounds safe. Many parents don't realize what's going on. We don't need any more children dying from these drugs.