UNDEAD IN THE WATER RETURNS FOR 2020 HALLOWEEN SEASON

TAMPA, FL
Traipse your way through never-before-seen areas of the American Victory Ship, battling zombie stowaways while the Ripper Squad Decontamination Crew fights for humanity's very survival! Tampa’s authentic nautical haunted attraction opens October 2nd and will operate 11 nights throughout the month, culminating on Halloween night.

UNDead in the Water 2020 Trailer 1 (Tampa, FL)

Terrifying, flesh-eating zombies provide scares across 60,000 sq. ft of cavernous cargo holds and open-air decks. The attraction will take every effort to provide a safe and sanitary experience for guests, staff, and actors. In addition to enhanced daily cleaning procedures, staff and scare actors will clean with hospital-grade cleaning agents and sanitize the entire ship throughout the duration of the attraction, including all high-touch surfaces such as ladders, railings, and countertops. CDC best practices will be observed and guests may be required to wear face coverings while inside the attraction. COVID Health & Safety Guidelines/FAQ: https://www.undeadinthewater.com/info-and-faq

UNDead in the Water will take place aboard the American Victory Ship located at 705 Channelside Drive, Tampa, FL, behind The Florida Aquarium. Due to its scary nature and special effects, UNDead in the Water is recommended for adults and teenagers.

Capacity is limited, and advance purchase for specific time slots is required.

Tickets start at $15
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Visit http://www.undeadinthewater.com to view a
complete schedule and purchase tickets

About the American Victory Ship and Museum:
Built in 1945, the SS American Victory voyaged around the world delivering crucial cargo during World War II, Korea and Vietnam. Today, the ship is one of only four operational World War II merchant steamships in the U.S. The SS AmericanVictory provides daily educational tours, serves as a training site for firefighters, law enforcement officers, active and reserve military and working dogs, hosts special events, and benefits from memberships, donations and corporate sponsorships.

Since the SS American Victory arrived in Tampa in September 1999, dedicated volunteers have invested over 1,000,000 hours to restore, maintain and operate the vessel. The American Victory Ship and Museum receives no city, state, federal or tax dollar financial support. It relies heavily on private donations, grassroots efforts, and sincere dedication from its group of committed volunteers. The American Victory Ship and Museum is a nonprofit 501c3 organization and recognized in the National Register of Historic Places. The ship is located in the Water Street District, directly behind The Florida Aquarium.

For more information, please visit www.americanvictory.org