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A boozy Hansel and Gretel immersive experience is coming to Vancouver this summer

After Hansel and Gretel trailed breadcrumbs on the ground to find their way home, they happen upon a gingerbread house decorated with candy. Of course, a Witch tries to kill them – but can you imagine how the story would go if Hansel and Gretel could just eat their way through the house in peace? Well, now you don’t have to… because a boozy Hansel and Gretel experience is coming to Vancouver that will allow you to do just that.

If you’ve ever wanted to taste the food of fairytales, this event is for you. Explore the Witch’s cottage with your friends, solve riddles, and eat pretty much anything in sight.

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The 90-minute theatre show & escape room will take place at the Vancouver Alpen Club this fall, starting September 1st, so get ready for an immersive, magical, edible experience! Tickets include access to the show, delicious eats, as well as a welcome drink and two self-made cocktails.

Early bird tickets are now available for $45 each and are non-refundable.

We’ll see you there, Vancouver! Stay tuned for upcoming deets on the event page and Hidden Media’s socials.

The Hansel and Gretel: The Immersive Edible Experience

When: Thursday, September 1st, until December 1st, 2022
Where: 4875 Victoria Drive, Vancouver Alpen Club
Cost: $45+

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