TOPIC: TOMB: True Dungeon-like experience in Boston!

Okay, it is not everything that True Dungeon is, BUT... I had a BLAST tonight!<br /><br />For me, I go to True Dungeon to solve the puzzles, and this place was a dream come true to tide me over until November.<br /><br />It shows the enormous potential for a permanent True Dungeon!!!<br /><br /> http://5-wits.com/home.htm <br /><br />My wife, and her parents were the only folks there!  It was private, and just completely so much fun!  Just the 4 of us in the rooms solving really challenging puzzles - and we made it out alive!!!  We had a guide, similar to our DM's, but he was basically an NPC that just walked along with us, and we had little interaction with him.  Great guy - Matt Seavers was his name.<br /><br />If you are in Boston, or close to Boston, you have to check this out.  It was a blast!!!<br /><br />Matthew

That looks pretty cool. I've got some family connections to Boston, I'll try to check that out next time I'm around.

Looks Impressive.....thanks for pointing it out Matthew......<br /><br />Jeff......I can get some price ranges for warehouse space here in indy.....?

Black, <br />If you are referring to simply storage space, they have a warehouse relatively local to where they are.<br />If you mean for set up and operations outside of the con, TD has an exclusive contract with GenCon.<br />If you mean something else, I dunno and will be quiet.

That one picture of the person serving pizza in the explorer outfit makes it look like a chuck e cheese.

Looks very cool!  I gotta go visit my brother now!<br /><br />Thanks for the heads up.<br /><br />

<br />Black, <br />If you are referring to simply storage space, they have a warehouse relatively local to where they are.<br />If you mean for set up and operations outside of the con, TD has an exclusive contract with GenCon.<br />If you mean something else, I dunno and will be quiet. <br />

<br /><br />I had been thinking operation - wise.......so thank's for the heads up to avoid trouble.....What about renting the walls and props to a group that already did a haunted house?  Just an idea for some revenue beyond Gen-Con.

Jeff has talked about doing a haunted house, but one of the detractors was the abuse the walls and props would take with the amount of people going through.  Anything is possible though.<br />

depending on the damage....some nicks and cuts, could be painted, and give the walls a nice worn feel.  I can see where it could easily be some hefty damage though.  Perhaps a trade is in order?  If we show our walls to some of the haunted house people, we could offer to train their folks, on the finer points, for a small fee?  We'll end up doing more walls, and plenty more props in the years to come.  Might even be able to sell walls / props on the net.