The Crimson Wedding - A Pirate Murder Mystery Feast

A pirate wedding turns deadly! Enjoy a buffet , question the suspects, uncover the clues and solve The Crimson Wedding mystery. The Crimson Wedding Date has been changed to Friday, October, 23rd. A Pirate Murder Mystery Feast A wedding worth killing for. Part of our full month of Pirates, Plunder & Pandemonium at Captain Scurvy’s Black Dragon Den! Friday, October 23rd The actors enter the room at 6:00 PM The Pirate’s Port at Captain Scurvy’s Black Dragon Den $80 per person — includes the murder mystery and buffet meal You are cordially commanded to attend the most dangerous wedding ever held upon the high seas. After years of rivalry, betrayal, stolen treasure, and a passionate secret affair, the notorious Captain Rosalind “Red Rose” Vale and Captain Sebastian Blackthorn are finally getting married. Their union will bring together two powerful pirate crews and create a fleet feared throughout the seas. But not everyone has come to celebrate. Old enemies have returned. Former lovers have unfinished business. Family fortunes hang in the balance. The wedding officiant is hiding secrets—and someone believes this marriage must be stopped at any cost. The mead will flow. The vows will be spoken. Secrets will be revealed. And before the celebration is over…someone will be murdered. This is no stage play watched from afar. The pirates will mingle among you, whisper their secrets, defend their innocence, and accuse one another of murder. You and your table must: • Question the suspects • Uncover hidden relationships • Examine the clues • Separate truth from treachery • Submit your final accusation Your ticket includes an immersive murder mystery experience and a buffet meal. Can your crew identify the killer, uncover the motive, and solve the mystery—or will a murderer escape before the final toast? Seating in the Pirate’s Port is limited. Gather your crew and reserve your place at The Crimson Wedding before the guest list closes. One wedding. Two rival crews. A celebration no one will ever forget.