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Frequently Asked Questions
Come as you are, there's no required costume or dress code. Plenty of inhabitants like to lean into the theme a little (a villainous accessory, a hint of evil-genius chic); it's never required. Comfortable shoes are the one non-negotiable, since you'll be on your feet.
What Should I Wear?
How Long Do Events Last?
What Is Your Refund Policy?
Typically, our events last two hours, unless otherwise stated; Doors open at 7.
You can cancel for a full refund up to 10 days before the event, a 50% refund up to 5 days before the event, and no refund within 5 days of the event. No-shows are not eligible for a refund. All tickets are transferable.
Are Your Events Suitable for Children?
Our events are built for adults, 18+ across every Curiosity Consortium show. It's not that the content is inappropriate so much as it simply isn't designed with kids in mind, the games and material assume an adult audience. Non-alcoholic drink options are always available.

Accessibility varies by venue, and we'd rather give you a real, specific answer than guess. Email us at info@curiosityconsortium.com before you book if you have mobility, sensory, or other access needs, and we'll tell you exactly what to expect at that event's space.
Are Events Accessible?
Do I Need to Perform or Act?
No. Think of it like ordering food: you choose your own spicy level. Some of our "inhabitants" like to sit back, watch, and soak it in, and that's a great night too! Others want to dive all the way in, talk to the performers, and throw themselves into the game side of things. Both are correct. Our cast is trained to meet you wherever you land.
How Do I Find Out about New Doors?
Follow us on social media @Curiosity.Consortium and keep an eye on this site. We announce new events there first.
Events Are Always Held Somewhere Different
For EvilCON, that's VFW Post 9644 in Denver, CO, the "Secret Lair Location". The full address is listed on the show page and on the ticketing site once you're ready to book.
Check Our Show Page for Locations