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Second star to the right and straight on until morning! The company that brought The ‘Alice’, The Beauty and The Beast Pop-Up and the Mamma Mia Experience to life, have announced yet another immersive cocktail experience! This summer, turn back time aboard the Jolly Roger at an exciting Peter Pan-themed pop-up coming to Calgary!
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An ode to the timeless classic, guests will be encouraged to explore the Lost Boys Hideout with a familiar cast of characters (drink in hand), can drink sweet sips, and play games like hook toss and archery.
In addition, there will be a plank walk for ‘gold’ coins and a mixology class where you’ll be challenged to make the ‘brew of belief” in order to save Tinkerbell.
“Prepare to leave reality behind!” they write. “Follow Peter on an exhilarating journey through the lush jungles and hide from the evil Captain Hook and his bloodthirsty pirates in a land free from grown-up rules.”
Much like The Alice, tickets for the 90-minute experience will have to be booked ahead of time but will include a welcome drink and 2 bespoke cocktails, plus all activities and a head full of memories.
For more information or to book now, check out their website here and enjoy!
After all, there’s nothing like a little faith, trust and pixie dust to kick off the year’s BEST season!
When: Wednesday, August 9th – 20th 2023
Where: 77 Ave SE, Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Cost: $47+
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