Orlando · From $99 per team
Disney Springs
A waterfront and shopping setting for a family that enjoys spotting lively details together.
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Family scavenger hunts
A family day with a little more adventure.
Turn a familiar city into something to explore together. Follow clues, spot details and take creative photos as a team. A ready-made city hunt starts at $99 for up to six people, so a family of four can play together with one booking.
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Up to 6 people per teamMost hunts: 90–120 minutesBook at least 24 hours ahead
Three places to start.
Choose the setting you want to explore. Each hunt has its own suggested start, highlights and booking details.
Washington, DC · From $99 per team
American History Museum
An indoor history setting for a family drawn to objects, stories and museum discoveries.
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Museum of Natural Science
An indoor science setting with paleontology and wildlife among the area highlights.
View hunt →Give everyone a part to play
Let one person read the clue, another look for the detail, and someone else frame the photo. Rotate those jobs so the hunt does not become one person holding the phone while everyone follows. Younger players can help spot shapes and colors while older family members work through word clues.
Choose the setting around your family’s interests and walking needs. A museum hunt and an outdoor neighborhood route make different demands on the day. If you are unsure about ages, stroller access or a particular route, contact us before booking so we can help you choose.
One team or a little friendly competition?
For two to six people, book one team and solve the game together. Seven to twelve people need at least two teams; a city hunt starts at $198 for those two teams. Keep children with a responsible adult and choose a pace that works for your whole group.
Playing across generations? Mix the teams instead of splitting adults from children. Different interests often mean different people notice the answer first.
Build a comfortable family outing
Pick one hunt area and plan your arrival around its suggested starting location. Leave time for a restroom stop and a snack before starting. Bring a charged smartphone with mobile data, comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing for outdoor routes.
Most hunts take 90–120 minutes. Add your own arrival and meal time rather than squeezing the hunt between two tightly timed reservations. Museum admission, timed-entry tickets, parking and food are separate from the game.
Prefer your own park or gathering place?
Photo Quest brings photo challenges to a location you choose for $129 per team of up to six. It is useful when your family already has a meeting place and wants a shared activity there. Check permission and access for your chosen location before booking.
Plan the details.
Is $99 the price for each person?
No. Ready-made city hunts start at $99 per team of up to six people. A family of four can book one team; a group of eight needs at least two teams, starting at $198.
What ages can join?
Choose a route that suits the ages, interests and access needs in your family. Contact us with those details if you need help choosing. Children should play with a responsible adult; this is a shared family activity, not supervised childcare.
Can we book for today?
Book a self-guided hunt at least 24 hours ahead. Game access and starting instructions arrive by email within 24 hours of confirmed payment. A payment receipt is separate from game access.
Make a plan for your people.
Find a route, choose your teams and leave the clue-writing to us.
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