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Panic at the House of Groove | 70's Mystery Party

SKU:
70DISCO
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UPC:
0612524677592
Availability:
Instant download upon purchase (PDF Download)
$44.95
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1970s Disco Murder Mystery Dinner Party Games for adults: Panic at the House of Groove. The main game covers 8-14 players, ages 15 and up! With the purchase of the expansion packs #1-3, there are 30 suspects (15F, 13M, 2 flex) and with expansion pack #3 (all packs are purchased separately), you get two expandable teams (duplicated, non-suspect roles) to cover 80+ players.

This is the instant download upon purchase version of the game - no waiting, no shipping fees, as there is nothing to be shipped. Everything you need is included in the instant download! Easy to host, easy to prepare.

Note: This game is unique in that the host will know who the victim is in advance of playing the game but this does not confer an advantage to solving the crime. 

Included: four PDF files to download - host instructions, printables, answer key, and an optional free invitation file.  You must use Adobe Reader (free software that you can download at Adobe.com) to view the PDF file, as a PDF is an Adobe product.  

Format: this is a traditional, mingling, clue-based game for in-person groups. 

Gifting: the standard game license does not allow transfers. For gifts, click here for gift certificates.

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Helpful Links:

Host character list
Free, printable invitation
 Sample game materials
 6 character, Expansion pack #1 (Use first. Purchased separately)
 6 character, Expansion pack #2 (Purchase after Expansion pack #1)
 4 character, Expansion pack #3 - has two expandable teams included (Purchase after expansion packs #1 & 2)
 Boxed version- let our staff prepare the kit for you. 
 Free, pre-game site at Your Mystery Party
 Follow My Mystery Party's board Panic at the Disco- Murder Mystery Party on Pinterest.

Murder Mystery Synopsis:

The House of Groove Discotheque is hosting the annual Disco Fever Competition. As a result, groovy cats and foxy mamas will soon flock to the legendary hotspot to cut a rug with the rich and famous. You've been practicing your groovy moves all year in anticipation of this competition and are ready to boogie. You can't wait to jump into your best disco threads and win over the judges with your smooth moves.

But unfortunately, not all is going as planned. Dance duos have been in turmoil, contestants have been feuding, and scandals have caught the public's attention. Nevertheless, the club management hopes that the participant list will keep growing. So you have fingers and toes crossed that this drama doesn't interfere with your chance to shake your groove thing on the dance floor. You'll be there because you're no square. This is where your story begins. 

Host a Large Party with the 1970s theme: 

Main Game – 14 unique suspect roles (purchased separately)

Expansion pack #1: 6 unique suspect roles (purchased separately)

Expansion pack #2: 6 unique suspect roles (purchased separately)

Expansion pack #3: 4 unique suspect roles (purchased separately)

Expandable team of up to 25+ players with Marlo Bando (Expansion pack #3) as his entourage.

Expandable team of up to 25+ players with Kelly Douglas(Expansion pack #3)  as the film crew.

Cover over 80 players with 30 unique suspect roles and can expand further with 50+ players on the expandable teams with Marlo Bando and Kelly Douglas. 

Commercial License 

If you wish to host this (or any other) game for profit &/or in public &/or as a benefit to your business or organization, you will need a commercial license - click here. 

Minimum age:
15 years for difficulty and relatability. There is no illegal drug references, sexual content, or foul language.
Difficulty rating:
Moderate, 5/10
Gender of players:
Co-ed
# of players in main game:
8-14 players
Expansion pack(s):
6 players in #1, 6 players in #2, 4 in #3 plus two teams.
Expandable team players:
Yes, with expansion pack #3 (purchased separately)
Character relationship notice:
Double 7 and Harry are infatuated with Bisty. Double 7 went on a date with Sharlet (as well as Zarbi and others) and never called again.
Date of publication:
2007. Last revised on 2/26/23
Disclaimer:
The host is required to know the identity of the victim in this game.
Unique content:
Printable murder weapon
Game license:
Single, private use. For the game license's Terms and Conditions, see below.

Reviews

  • 5
    Awesome!

    Posted by Unknown on May 6th 2019

    I had such a fun time planning and having this event. I hosted it for my birthday. My friends enjoyed and the night was full of fun and laughs. I did have some trouble with the timing of things but it still worked out really well. It's easy to adapt if you need to make a few changes.

  • 5
    Super Fun Night!

    Posted by Lisa Ferree on Jan 4th 2019

    This was the third My Mystery Party that I’ve hosted. Everyone had a great time! My guests liked having characters based off real people to help with costumes. I’ll definitely be using another My Mystery Party in the future!

  • 4
    Disco Murder Mystery - AWESOME!!

    Posted by Unknown on Oct 30th 2017

    This was so much fun!!! Everyone had a great time, lots of laughs!! Can't wait until we do another murder mystery!!!

  • 4
    70s fun

    Posted by Unknown on Nov 19th 2016

    This was a blast! Great characters and fun 70s trivia. We had a great time and the evening went so quickly. All in all, it was a very fun evening and everyone is looking forward to our next mystery party!

  • 5
    Fun night!

    Posted by Unknown on Aug 22nd 2016

    I have done three mysteries from this company and they never disappoint. We had a great time at the disco! Host instructions were easy to follow, the kit didn't take too much time to prepare (although I've done three now and knew exactly what to do). Love hosting these kind of parties!

  • 5
    Great fun. Great service

    Posted by Cathi on Apr 25th 2016

    So much fun. And great customer service/support from my mystery party. Can't wait to do the next one.