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More about The Roman Games

• The time is AD43 - The Romans have just conquered Britannia - AKA “The Land of Tin”. Home of the Tin Heads. To commemorate this historic day the Emperor has arranged a series of Gladiatorial Games.

  Where will this historic battle take place? Rome? Carthage? A place where the sun is cracking the flags?

  Not Quite. A little-known village called Bootle in Liverpool will host this spectacular event. Plenty of cracked flags, but its not nothing to do with the sun!

  You and your fellow plebs will go on epic adventure competing in 8 hilarious roman themed games and activities, in an experience that will go down in history!

   

  What to expect:

  You are to be transported to a mysterious and frightening, faraway place in the woods. Captured on arrival and declared an enemy of Rome. You have been added to the list of the condemned!

  BUT you’re in luck! The Emperor is feeling merciful. Instead of throwing you to the wolves, he throws you a lifeline. Your only chance of escape is to become Gladiators and compete in The Emperor’s Games. Victory is for the taking!

  For those lucky enough to get the games alive it’s time for a gluttonous feast and copious amounts of posca!

  You arrived at a Pleb and will return a Gladiator. All legions unite for a Roman Chariot Sing a Long!

   

  Example itinerary:

  Allow around 3 hours for this experience.

  1. Journey to The Romans (30 mins)
     Plebs will be briefed on the 10 laws of Rome and prepared for the games
  2. The Games (75-90 mins)
     Captured on arrival and given the chance to win your freedom in the games. Victory is for the taking!
  3. Food & Drink (30-45 mins)
     When in Rome, do as The Romans do!
  4. Journey back to the Town Square (30 mins)
     You arrived at a pleb and will return a gladiator. It’s time to party like it’s AD43 with a coach sing-a-long and merry making.

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  Age limit: 18 to 65 years old.

  What to wear: You will all be provided with a standard issue toga. Think of a potato sack with 3 holes cut into it. High end peasant fashion. This will go over the clothing you arrive in, so make sure it’s light and comfortable.