Angela White, the organizer of the Mrs. Roper Romp, noted the atmosphere at the event, stating, "There's good energy, good vibes, and just joy of being together and celebrating something so nostalgic." This sentiment reflects the communal celebration of the character and the fun spirit involved.
White's expectation of 100 attendees underscores the event's growing popularity, highlighting how the original Mrs. Roper Romp in New Orleans has inspired similar gatherings, saying, "Now, the trend typically comes in the form of a pub crawl, but the party is nothing like the rowdy likes of Santacon."
The event's activities seem to cultivate a sense of nostalgia and togetherness, with attendees engaging in 'Three's Company' themed games and activities, like trivia and fashions shows, emphasizing a humorous and light-hearted atmosphere, "We got some really funny reactions from people."
The evolution of the event from a small gathering to a nationwide phenomenon illustrates its appeal and cultural significance, with the article noting that the trend originated in the gay community and continues to thrive, as Angela White elaborates on last year's crawl, stating, "Last year, White scrounged up about 20 Helen look-a-likes and stormed through four major bars."
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