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June 11, 2019

DUE TO ODDLY POPULAR DEMAND – THE SAN FRANCISCO DUNGEON ADDS AVAILABILITY FOR THIS WEEK’S RAT BAR LAUNCH

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Rats and booze at the Rat Bar at The San Francisco Dungeon.
(Photo Courtesy The San Francisco Dungeon)

DUE TO ODDLY POPULAR DEMAND – THE SAN FRANCISCO DUNGEON ADDS AVAILABILITY FOR THIS WEEK’S RAT BAR LAUNCH

Click Here for Downloadable Photos, Videos of Rats and Cocktails

SAN FRANCISCO (June 2019) – Because you people like rats in your cocktails (gross!) and The San Francisco Dungeon likes to sell tickets, they have added shows for this week’s launch of Rat Bar. The pop-up begins this Thursday, June 13 through Saturday, June 15 with availability beginning each night at 7 p.m. Price is $49.99 per person and you can click here for information regarding available dates and times and to book reservations.

To recap – here’s what to expect: right off the rat bat, arrive and start drinking Rat Bar’s signature cocktail—The Ama-RAT-O Sour. Take one guess what’s in it. Yes! Amaretto, some kind of a citrusy mix and a “rat’s tail” as garnish.

Next – and pay attention because here’s the part you need to know – you and your odd little friend who booked this with you will experience The San Francisco Dungeon, the 60-minute interactive show where you’ll learn all about the weird, twisted, dark side of the city’s history – and trust us, there’s a lot to take in on that front. You’ll move through different points in time with actors recreating San Francisco’s darkest moments including the gold rush, Chinatown gangs, Miss Piggott’s saloon where you’ll get Shanghaied (Google it if you didn’t pay attention in history class), the plague (Yassss! More rats!) and conclude in an Alcatraz prison cell where super-creepy ghosts f*#& with you. The San Francisco Dungeon experience also includes a thrilling underground drop ride as well because—why the hell not?

Once you emerge from the show, the rat canoodling begins! You’ll have 30 minutes to touch and hold the real-live rodents. (Don’t think about doing more, weirdo.) Since the attraction’s staff couldn’t find enough rats on their own, they’ve partnered withRatical Rodent Rescue,* which will provide the whiskery guests of honor. When you’re done letting the skittish little critters scurry all over you, head upstairs to The San Francisco Dungeon’s retail shop where a cash bar awaits. Here you can hang out for a while, make new friends with other freaky rat lovers and share a toast in honor of your newly minted furry friends.

“Let’s be honest – pastries and coffee were nice and all when we hosted the Rat Café but that was a lot of work. We thought, ‘F it. This time, get drunk, see our show, touch rats and get drunk some more,’” says Matthew Clarkson, regional head of marketing for West Coast Midway Attractions, North America, Merlin Entertainments Group (parent company of The San Francisco Dungeon).

If the s*#tshow described above strikes you as an educational or otherwise Instagrammable family-friendly occasion to enjoy with your spawn, virgin mocktails will be available for those under 21.

*For guests wishing to adopt rats, click here for more information. 

ABOUT THE SAN FRANCISCO DUNGEON
The San Francisco Dungeon is the ultimate live action journey through the city’s murky past where the audience is part of the show. The first attraction of its kind in North America, it brings to life the stories of the Bay Area from the last 100 years with a full theatrical cast, special effects, gripping storytelling, an underground boat ride and the city’s only underground drop ride, Escape Alcatraz. Open 365 days a year, The San Francisco Dungeon is fully-ADA accessible and located at Fisherman’s Wharf at 145 Jefferson Street next to Madame Tussauds San Francisco. Find on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter: @TheSFDungeon. Click here for the fact sheet.

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