In this large-scale Buffy the Vampire Slayer parody & immersive experience, guests were transported back to 1998 to attend prom at Sunnydale High School, where they could interact with the characters they know and love, relive their favorite moments from the iconic TV series, and enjoy live music performances at an epic after-party at the Bronze.

Seekers of enlightenment and inner vision came to a recruitment seminar for “INsight”, a spiritual cult whose reported sole purpose was to open everyone’s eyes to true consciousness. If you passed their courses, the cult promised to help you see the horrors hiding within the darkness. Unfortunately, the cult was not all it claimed to be, the risks of NOT passing were very high, and people’s lives were in grave danger.

Guests came to the San Francisco Mint to participate in a real, live seance that ripped a hole into the supernatural world and took them on a terrifying adventure! They had to band together to save all mortals from Lucretia, an unethical vampire queen. Coming face-to-face with demonic spirits, they scrambled through the spectral realm trying to retrieve and return her severed head.

A combination of theater, haunted mazes, and special effects, The Immortal Reckoning invited thrill seekers to view an exhibition of rare artifacts related to the occult and supernatural. During the tour, something horribly goes wrong, the gates of hell unlock, and The San Francisco Mint becomes a portal to an alternate dimension where metaphysical creatures—including vampires, witches, specters, and worse—exist! The guests struggled to survive the creatures’ bloodlust and safely cross back over to the mortal world.

In collaboration with Joshua Grannell (aka Peaches Christ), DFP produced its first fully immersive haunted attraction at the San Francisco Mint. Thrill seekers discovered the untold stories and dark history of “The Granite Lady” when they descended “into the dark” on an unforgettable journey that put them face-to-face with the despicable horrors that still continue to terrorize the historic venue and its haunted vaults.  

A zombie-infested escape room experience, using infrared technology instead of guns, engaged civic-minded teams to help save humanity and survive the APOCALYPSE navigating a labyrinth of zombie-infested mazes and rooms, solving puzzles that led to the vaccine, and trying desperately not to get infected.

Offered to both adults and children, it was a popular family-friendly activity in the heart of downtown San Francisco.

Cutting-edge LED technology integrated into a 60-minute scavenger hunt had teams of young and old scurrying around Provincetown while trying to solve puzzles, collect data, and avoid the zombies who could infect them and prevent them from completing their mission.

There were clues, maps, recovery centers, safety bunkers, and lots of excitement!

Dead Silence was a 30-minute, fully theatrical, immersive, horror attraction that delved into Provincetown's secret history.

Combining the elements of environmental theater, 4D effects, and haunted mazes, it successfully shocked and entertained more than 4000 visitors annually.

This holiday-themed fright maze was a unique experience designed for naughty, naughty girls and boys.

Described as a "not so merry offering" for the typically festive season, it was a rogue tour of Santa's workshop led by disgruntled elves who were overworked and underpaid. 

Using live actors, eerie lighting effects, and frighteningly realistic sets, DFP transformed Provincetown's Aquarium Mall into a haunted attraction.

Every Halloween from 2009 to 2013, brave souls walked through this "town" filled with horror and unsavory surprises -- and returned for more!

Enlivening the summer scene in 2012, this original and erotically charged cabaret offered audiences a campy, seductive twist on classic parlor-room trickery.

Performed as a spiritualist investigation, the thirteen acts combined burlesque theater, live vocals, circus arts, mystical imagery, and vaudeville comedy.

DFP has created more award-winning Provincetown Carnival floats than any other participant. With original interpretations of the year's theme, these convoys brought live theater and all its trappings down Commercial Street in front of crowds up to 100,000 people. You could count on elaborate costumes, dramatic and comedic acting, uplifting music, plus lots of beads and trinkets flying!!