Hallow Inc. presents The Warehouse: Project 4.1 This will be the first fully indoor haunted attraction in the Washington Metropolitan Area.

The attraction is based on Project 4.1, which was the designation for a medical study conducted by the U.S. Government of residents on the Marshall Islands exposed to radioactive fallout from the March 1, 1954 Castle Bravo Accident. This attraction will be a realistic bloody, bio-hazardous warehouse filled with attacking zombies, decaying bodies, vicious military men and much more.

THE BACKSTORY: The Warehouse: Project 4.1

In 1950, the U.S. began nuclear testing in the Bikini Atoll, a section of the Marshall Islands in the South Pacific. The Castle Bravo Test was for the first Hydrogen Bomb. The test malfunctioned triggering a 15 Megaton blast, over twice the expected magnitude. The fallout from this blast created radioactive poisoning to servicemen, local islanders and animal life. As a result, the U.S. conducted testing to help understand the effects of nuclear weapons. Project 4.1 was created.

Lucky Dragon No. 5, a Japanese fishing boat, was infected by the blast. Specimens were collected and sent to a warehouse in Baltimore, MD for further testing. For unknown reasons the project was terminated.

In 2012 a private pharmaceutical company, Atomic Advancements, was granted access to the findings of Project 4.1. Lucky Dragon No. 5 and its contents were shipped to a lab in Rockville Maryland. It was there that something went horribly wrong.

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