The Last Resort at At the Waldorf

Guests of 'The Last Resort' were passengers of a cruise ship that sailed into the Bermuda Triangle in 1971 and was never heard from again. You arrive at a destination that wasn’t on the itinerary – ‘The Last Resort’ is lavishly appointed and seems to promise endless tropical luxuries, but you'll quickly come to discover there’s no obvious way to leave. Welcome. Will you stay? Where will you go? That’s up to you.

'The Last Resort' is a three-part indoor promenade performance and experience lasting 2-3 hours depending on your time of check-in. Guests embark upon an individual journey throughout the resort. Following the final moment of the performance guests are welcome to stay on at the Hereafter Bar for an hour of mingling with the dead and photographing the afterlife to prove its existence to your friends and family.

All tickets include TWO COCKTAILS or THREE MOCKTAILS!

Here's what you need to know: AGE RESTRICTION: At no time may a guest under the age of 19 enter The Last Resort. DRESS CODE: Comfortable shoes. We encourage guests to dress for the cruise they never got to complete in 1971. BAG CHECK: There is a mandatory free bag and coat check for guests, with exceptions for medical necessity. We encourage you to keep your phone on your person but firmly require it to stay stowed until the final hour of the event, at which time you can take selfies to your heart's content. TICKET INFORMATION: Once you have completed your order, be sure to view your receipt to confirm your date and time. You will not be issued physical tickets. You may check-in at The Last Resort upon arrival. All guests will be required to show ID at entry. RULES: Conscious rule-breakers and those who are intrusive to an actor's personal space will be ejected or given one warning depending on the situation. All purchased reservations for The Last Resort are final. We do not offer refunds.

**Content Warning** This is a two-hour immersive experience that requires standing and walking for the duration, including one flight of stairs. The primary theatrical storyline is eighty minutes long. The event is not wheelchair accessible. The performance is interactive and features adult themes, including content related to death, mortality, and sensuality. This show is for audiences 19+. The environment includes large crowds, loud music, low lighting, and potential use of theatrical fog and flashing lights. Attendees with sensory needs are encouraged to bring appropriate accommodation devices as needed. Guests may choose their desired level of interaction upon entry. Guests are strongly encouraged to check all non-essential items upon arrival, which will facilitate easier movement throughout the space.

Authors

• George Scarborough