Bucket ListersReviews of bucketlisters.com

I recently attended an event on October 10, 2026 in Philadelphia. The event was called Horror on the USS Olympia. I wrote to request a refund because that event was not at all as it was advertised and was very disorganized. Those in attendance were supposed to be assigned different groups that were going to be working on solving puzzles and completing tasks. However, during the entire 3 1/2 hour experience, the group I was in only had to complete two tasks. The first was to find the fake blood stains around the ship and add up the corresponding numbers. The second was to find red tags hidden around the ship, which ultimately revealed nothing. There were very few clear instructions, rounds of "investigation" did not end when they were supposed to and ultimately there was a lot of sitting around and waiting to see what happen next. At the end, even the actor playing the captain was getting the number of disappeared crew members wrong, and this was a number we had heard all night in multiple clues. I bought 4 tickets and one person couldn't make it, so I didn't want a refund for that ticket. But another person was going to be an hour late and the workers at the event were hesitant to admit them because they said the event would be underway by then, so I called my friend and told them not to bother coming. However, they could easily have jumped in because nothing happened on time. For those reasons, I requested a refund for three tickets. Bucketlisters said they reached out to the vendor that did the show and that the vendor declined to issue a refund. But the tickets were sold through them so they should take some responsibility. I gave two stars and not one because their customer service people were nice, they just didn’t resolve the issue.

Tacos and Tequila - not worth it. I would skip entirely. Too many lines. We spent most of the time standing on lines than actually enjoying the food and drinks. There's a 30 min wait to get in, it took close to an hour at the bar to order drinks even though there are 3 bars. Drinks were watered down and the Tequila sampler that comes with the cover charge only is a shot of tequila and you have to request it - it is not provided freely as you walk in. So more time standing in line for a measly shot. The music wasn't great. Only plus is that the food was good - but not for $6.50 per taco. Save money on the cover charge and go to Smorgasbord or one of the many night markets that the city has to offer. This is a money grab.

Back to Video Store 90s speakeasy in Las Vegas was definitely underwhelming and not worth the money. Rude door staff and bartenders Terrible cocktail - ourselves and others left them on the table Game out of order No DJ when advertised and no information telling anyone otherwise Overall a boring experience