When my best friend said “I want to do something different for my birthday”, I knew we were all in for a treat. This woman never disappoints when it comes to events. And a night out with the girls is always filled with adventure. No boring chicks over here.

 In a group text we got the message “I want us ALL to do this activity called “Locked in a room with zombie.” 

Zombie! Room! Locked! Isn’t Halloween over, I thought, but in my group of girlfriends the birthday girl always wins. 

She sent out the details to purchase tickets online. Bucket List Productions, the brains behind the zombie room, was nice enough to add a 10:30pm show just for us. Bucket List Productions has been putting on this performance for over a year, Travelling to more than 20 cities. 

That made me feel a little better. Someone would’ve shut them down by now if the zombie had actually bitten someone like the disclaimer warns. 

We all made it safe and sound to 400 s. Michigan Chicago, IL. The location wasn’t exactly covered in flashing lights. You could easily miss the kindergarten construction paper slapped on the door that read, “Enter here for Locked in a Room with a Zombie.”

The girls night out was in action. The host, a charming performer that entertained us with what sounded like a creative British accent, set the tone for the night. 

He gave us the deets on the crazed zombie we paid $30 to be attacked by and ran down the rules. No punching, slapping or spitting on the zombie, no phones, no pictures of the zombie. Nothing too ridiculous.

It was time to get locked in for an hour with a zombie. One of the girls quickly began to second guess her decision to be apart of the theatrics. “YOLO, you’ve seen much worse than a zombie,” I told her. 

Any who we headed into the room, huddled up like a group of Rugrats scared but ready for an adventure. 

And that’s when it happened…

Haha did you think I was going to tell you what happened in the room. Nope you’ve got to go yourself 

Enter at your own risk 💀💀💀