New York · From $99 per team
Central Park
Central Park landmarks for a date that makes outdoor exploration part of the plan.
View hunt →GOOD COMPANY. SOMETHING UNEXPECTED.
Date-night scavenger hunts
Give your next date a sense of discovery.
Swap the usual plan for clues, shared discoveries and photos you will want to keep. A couple can play together as one team, starting from $99 for a ready-made city hunt. No competing group is required.
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A couple can book one teamDouble dates: up to 6 on a teamChoose daytime or venue opening hours
Three places to start.
Choose the setting you want to explore. Each hunt has its own suggested start, highlights and booking details.
Boston · From $99 per team
Boston Back Bay
Back Bay’s landmark setting for a shared adventure around an established Boston neighborhood.
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Philadelphia Old City
Historic streets and familiar Philadelphia landmarks to discover together.
View hunt →Work together, without needing a perfect plan
A hunt gives you something to do and talk about as you explore. Take turns reading clues and spotting details. One of you might notice the architecture while the other finds a clever photo angle; both contribute to the game.
For a double or triple date, up to six people can share one team at the same starting city-hunt price of $99. If you prefer friendly competition, book more than one team and give each team its own game access.
Choose the setting before choosing the time
Think about what you both enjoy: a park, a neighborhood, historic streets or an indoor museum. Read the selected hunt’s starting location and highlights so the area fits the rest of your date.
Date night does not mean every route is available after dark. Museums, terminals, shops and other venues have their own access hours. Check those before booking, and choose a daytime or early-evening outing when that better fits the route. Contact us if you need help confirming a setting.
Pair the hunt with something simple afterward
Most hunts take 90–120 minutes. Leave a buffer before a dinner reservation or another timed activity so you can enjoy the game without watching the clock. Make your own meal plans and confirm the meeting and finishing arrangements if a specific venue matters.
Bring a charged smartphone with mobile data and comfortable shoes. For outdoor hunts, check the weather and dress for the conditions. Museum admission, venue tickets, food and transport are separate from the game price.
Planning a date at your own location?
Photo Quest offers a play-anywhere alternative at $129 per team. Choose a location you are allowed to use and make creative photo challenges the focus of your outing. For a couple or a small group, one team is enough.
Book at least 24 hours before self-guided play. Your game-access email arrives within 24 hours of confirmed payment; keep it handy for your starting instructions. The optional onsite host is $350 per booking with five days’ notice, if you would like extra support for a larger gathering.
Plan the details.
Can just two people play?
Yes. A couple can book one city-hunt team from $99 total and play together. One team covers up to six people; you do not need six players to book.
Can we do the hunt at night?
Only choose a time when the selected route and its venues are accessible. Some settings work better during the day. Check the venue’s current hours and contact us before booking if you are unsure.
Do we need to join strangers?
No. You book the game for your own team or teams. A self-guided hunt does not require joining a public tour group.
Make a plan for your people.
Find a route, choose your teams and leave the clue-writing to us.
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