Alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages available for purchase.Dramatic highs: The battle against the Night King, Dany’s sacking of King’s Landing, the Queen in the North, that fireside singalong.ĭramatic lows: Dany suddenly going “crazy,” Cersei only drinking wine and looking out a window all season, lore and prophesy not mattering, a nonsensical finale, Jaime’s sudden turn back to King’s Landing, and a rushed announcement of Westeros’ new leader. In addition to special bottle and birthday-package deals, super fans can ante up the experience with a journey in the Haus of Thrones party bus – a 26-foot-long bus cloaked in Game of Thrones-inspired decor! The pre-game bus experience ($20), available starting October 8, whisks voyagers about the city 30 minutes prior to entry into the pop-up, all the while spinning GOT-inspired tunes as well as top 40 hits. On Fridays and Saturdays, patrons can participate in Cosplay Contests for a variety of prizes. On Wednesdays and Thursdays, the pop-up will host GOT-inspired trivia where in which the winning team (up to five people) will receive a commemorative Haus of Thrones t-shirt. From Sundays to Tuesdays, visitors can participate in life-sized as well as board games. On its website, the pop-up promises a recreated Westeros that includes reinterpretation of series’ landmarks like “King’s Official Landing”, “The Infamous Wall of the Watchers'”, “Winterfallen”, and more.Īdditionally, the pop-up will feature a number of series-inspired activities on different days of the week. “Bend the knee and get ready for Haus of Thrones Houston’s first Game of Thrones inspired pop-up bar,” officials wrote in an Instagram post. While the jury is still out on Winds of Winter, Haus of Thrones IS happening! Originally scheduled to open this past July, Haus of Thrones postponed its debut in an effort to heighten the experience. Martin’s forthcoming Winds of Winter book, hype and expectation for Haus of Thrones – “Houston’s first Game of Thrones-themed pop-up” – has been fret with delays, doubts, and the uncertainty of whether or not it would happen at all.
Arya ready to bend the knee? Because the city’s first Game of Thrones-themed pop-up, Haus of Thrones, has finally landed in Houston with a 10,000-square-foot, multi-level fantasy experience.
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