Have you ever wanted to fall down the rabbit hole without all the complications that ensue from the Alice in Wonderland multiverse? Well lucky you because a brand new, immersive tea party experience is coming to Seattle this November. Get ready to eat, drink and play like never before.

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The folks behind pop-ups The Wizard’s Den and Beyond Cinema are bringing Seattle a magical journey that you don’t want to miss! The Wonderland-themed concept bar will pop up at Knee High Stocking Co in Seattle beginning November 24th for a limited time only. It has all the aspects of the classic Brothers Grimm fairytale that will have you wondering if you’ve really stepped out of this world.

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Guests will be able to create their own liquid concoctions under the watchful eye of The Mad Hatter. You can expect things to get more and more curious as the night goes on. Dive into Wonderland with a game of flamingo croquet, paint the roses red, and devour ‘Eat Me’ cake. Don’t forget to solve riddles and challenges so that you can unlock all the ingredients to create your own enchanted teapot cocktails.

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Come and experience Alice’s adventure in the heart of Seattle at the tea party to end all tea parties! The 90-minute alternate reality experience in Wonderland includes 2 bespoke cocktails and an ‘Eat Me’ cupcake. We have a feeling that tickets will go fast so be sure to click below to learn more and purchase them. Enjoy your journey folks!

The Alice – An Immersive Cocktail Experience

When: November 24th-December 30th
Where: 1356 E Olive Way
Cost: $40 per person

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