I've done it many times on a wide variety of psychedelics when I was younger. These days I reserve the higher doses for when what I'm doing with the uniformed sober people of the group is event focused rather than interpersonally focused. It's much easier to get away with in these types of situations. Otherwise I stick to doses that are subjectively less intense than I imagine the typical intolerant person's experience of 200 - 250 ug of LSD is.
This has included things like going to haunted houses or laser tag when I was younger and tandem extreme sports-type stuff or public theaters more recently. Tripping around others without them knowing isn't ideal, but if you chase experiential intensity it's often a necessary evil. For me, the most important part of keeping it enjoyable has always been only engaging in activities where I'm not expected to have to exert nuanced control during the event, physically or mentally. When I've dosed at parties or in other more closely interactive situations I've gotten "are you high?"-type comments or astonished looks in reaction to something trippy or unexpected that I've said. Avoid these type of situations. My significant other knows to look for dilated pupils and can tell when I've smoked cannabis before I tell her about 1/3 of the time. Anyone who knows you intimately will be suspicious of something if you repeatedly trip in their presence without informing them.
Nice music selection.