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This is not a math question but rather a question of logistics. The answer depends on how the high the ceiling is , what kind of ventilation the room has , what kind of furniture is in the room and how many exits are in the room. If the room has no furniture like a ballroom and there is good ventilation and enough exits to keep it from being a fire trap, I think 400 people might be able to enjoy a party in such a room.
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