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Keith & Margo's Murder Mystery Texas

Keith & Margo's Murder Mystery Texas

(29 reviews)

$$$

Arts District, Downtown

It was a dark and stormy night. Ok, not really but it could've been…read more What do you do when you've outgrown partying at bars with the kids but you still want to have a memorable New Year's Eve? You kick up your heels while solving a murder mystery, that's what! Here's what you get: $129/pp includes a cheese and crackers reception (cash bar), dinner, drink ticket/pp (cash bar after that), the game, a DJ, prizes for the winning table, champagne and a balloon drop at midnight and NYE party favors. $130/hotel room and breakfast for two the next morning. Worth it? Absolutely! Here's the lowdown: ~The actors make this show worth it. No, you're not seeing Oscar winning performances but they're so sincere that you just can't help but get caught up in the cheese of the whole thing. The Detective was perfect at leading us through the night and making sure we were paying just enough attention to grasp what the hell was going on. The victims and suspects all played their roles fantastically and never once broke character, even though they mingled with the crowd all night. **Tip - pay attention, there's a ton of info to absorb. There are pens on the table, use them to take notes before the hostess/detective suggests it. You're welcome. ~There was just enough action going on to make the night breeze by, while still being calm enough to enjoy the evening with my date and our tablemates. I never felt rushed through the process and was absolutely shocked that 3 hours had gone by and it was past 11:00. I credit the hostess and actors 100% for their dedication to time management and keeping us all in line. ~The DJ was freaking awesome! She kept the night hopping with an eclectic mix of music that had even the oldest amongst us shuffling their feet on the dance floor and had couples pressed cheek to cheek. She busted out old bar line dances that had the younger crowd perplexed and the older crowd smiling at the memories. ~The bartenders worked their asses off and kept the drinks flowing (yes, we were paying for them but still). It was frustrating to see so many people not tipping them but I guess that's how it goes. I just know the few times my fella went to the bar and tipped generously, they took very good care of us. ~The dinner crowd played their part perfectly! Everyone took the attire suggestion (suit and tie/cocktail dresses up to tuxedo and evening gowns) seriously and we were one fancy looking crowd. We worked the mystery as tables of 8 and were given plenty of clues and background info to solve the crime. Some tables were more serious than others - and some were very serious - but it really felt like the entire ballroom was a part of the story. ~The food wasn't Nick and Sam's but it was good. (not even gonna lie, I'm about to C&P the website) *Baby mixed greens with gorgonzola, candied walnuts and cranberries, served with a shallot vinaigrette. *Raspberry sorbet garnished with fresh berries. *Beef tenderloin with lack shallot sauce, grilled shrimp and scallop (website says pan seared halibut, which didn't happen), potato gratin and roasted winter vegetables (asparagus and carrots). *Warm dinner rolls and butter. *Triple chocolate mousse cake with fresh fruit sauce and chocolate garnish (this was so rich I couldn't even finish it and I'm a serious chocolate whore). *Regular & decaffeinated coffee service with cream and sugar (I missed this part but I wasn't paying attention very well by this point). ~The Omni Park West wasn't quite up to what I consider Omni standards but it was still a nice hotel and the staff worked hard to make sure we were comfortable. The best part of the hotel was the free parking garage around back. Don't get suckered into paying $14/night for valet, drive around to the back of the hotel and park for free! Breakfast the next morning was typical hotel buffet (powdered eggs and all) but it was free and the service was outstanding so who can complain about that? Thanks to Keith and Margo, I found a creative, fun way to have have a contained NYE celebration with no DWI, no drama and a bed upstairs just waiting for us. Happy New Year to all of us!

Some sorority sisters and I attended the Ft Worth location held at Aloft hotel in downtown. It…read morestarted with a reception period in which fruit and cheese are available and you're asked to mingle with others and ask questions. This was extremely uncomfortable for me and a few of my Sorors! We decided to just hold up the wall and people approached us to ask questions. Afterwards, we were allowed to take a seat at our assigned tables and were given instructions. Immediately we were introduced to "Detective Duffy" who began the story before we were instructed by table to go to the buffet. Overall, the food was great, the entertainment...meh and I think the cost should be $40-50 max instead of the $70 paid. Our table was able to solve the murder mystery which did make things somewhat worthwhile.

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