
Lynda Maniscalco paid more than 140 dollars to book her daughter's 7th birthday party on September 13, 2008.
She got a call the day before the big event from an employee saying they had to cancel. She claims that the employee told her the refund was on the way. More than a week later, she's still waiting. Now, no one is answering the phone and the door is chained at the family entertainment center.
If you look on Blu Rabbit's Paradise website , it says they are undergoing renovations and have mailed refund checks.
News 5 dug a little deeper to uncover more information about Blu Rabbit. A spokesperson for the Alabama Revenue Commission says the owner hasn't been paying taxes and they got what's called a padlock order on the business. It will re-open if and when the company pays its back taxes.
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