Pop-up 'Rat Bar' in San Francisco lets patrons eat and drink with rodents
SAN FRANCISCO -- New Yorkers: Ever wonder what you could do to increase the number of rats in your life? Are rat-infested city streets, apartments and parks NOT enough?
Well, since it's illegal to drink alcohol in your favorite vermin-inundated subway stations, this San Fransisco pop-up bar is made for those who feel the need to party with rats.
Our sister station KGO-TV visisted the rat-friendly pop-up bar, which is open at The San Francisco Dungeon June 13, 14, and 15.
Guests can hold, play, and cuddle with domesticated rats from Ratical Rodent Rescue in Vallejo.
Tickets to The San Francisco Dungeon are $50 and include:
- A signature welcome rat tail ... ahem, we mean cocktail
- A full San Francisco Dungeon tour
- 30 minutes of play time with the rats
- Exclusive cash bar access
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