Pretty fun and all, but my team finished first and got every question right and then lost on a…read moretiebreaker question. It's pretty funny, because here I was thinking that a scavenger hunt is a competition in which you try to be the first to finish and to have all the answers right. I don't know why I thought that, I guess I was just inane enough to look to Wikipedia, THE LARGEST ASSEMBLY OF INFORMATION IN HUMAN HISTORY, for the rules. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scavenger_hunt Anyway, my team finished first and got everything right, then lost on a tiebreaker question to some dweeb virgins who finished 10 minutes after us. It was a tremendous miscarriage of justice that I find deeply upsetting. Besides that, though, I thought the scavenger hunt was done quite well and was a fun way to spend an afternoon. The guy who wrangled all the nerds before and after the event was also quite good at his job. I'd highly recommend this scavenger hunt to anyone who is willing to suspend their respect for the sanctity of traditional scavenger hunt rules.

4.5 stars! I've…read morebeen on two Watson hunts so far (Naked at the National Gallery and National Treasures) and both have been super fun. I'd recommend these for locals rather than first-time tourists since when you're rushing around from clue to clue you don't have a lot of time just to browse the museum. I haven't won a hunt yet, but they're so much fun I don't really care. It's a great way to learn things about the museum you never would've found out otherwise. Wear comfortable shoes as you'll be doing a lot of walking and use common sense with your clothing if you're doing an outdoor hunt. The only reason I don't give 5 stars is it can get a little pricey if you're buying a bunch of tickets for a big team. Tickets are cheaper for the family hunts, but you must have children with you

This past weekend I participated in a private hunt with Scavenger Hunt DC as part of a bachelorette…read moreparty and it was awesome! Pricing was also very reasonable for our party of 9. We all downloaded the app used for the hunt prior to arrival and brought back-up phone chargers (great idea!). It was arranged for us to meet with our guide (Aaron) in one of the museums on the national mall. Once there, he took a picture of our group and we split into teams. Each team elected a captain and Aaron gave us instructions (e.g. no cheating, teams must stay together, etc.). The hunt is entirely picture based, so instead of one clue leading to another, the goal is to take pictures of as many items on the list as possible. There were over 200 items and 2 hours for the hunt, so it would have been impossible to get them all, which kept the hunt exciting. The required pictures were a mix of items (e.g. something purple, or a particular statue in a museum) and activities (take a picture of a team member sitting on a picnic blanket with strangers). A fun bonus, Aaron sent out a few time-sensitive challenges throughout the game. Meaning, the team to complete the challenge and send him a picture first would be awarded 250 points and the second team would lose 100 points. This definitely kept us on our toes! The app also allowed teams to check in on the progress of the rival team and see their pictures/points. At the end of the two hours, both teams reconvened at the same museum where we started. Aaron met us and asked us questions about some of our more impressive (high point value) photos. He also tallied the points and announced the winning team. Aaron was professional, explained everything thoroughly, and had a good sense of humor. The next day, he emailed us a link to a google drive folder of pictures and each was individually named for the clue that was captured in the picture. All in all, we had a great time and I would definitely recommend this company or book with them in the future!

Nothing more stressful than arranging an event for a group of attorneys but this was the perfect…read moreevent. We had a mix of attorneys and their families, and everyone seemed to have a blast. We had lunch following our hunt and throughout lunch people were talking about the event. After lunch we did a hunt at the Spy Museum, which was horrible compared to the one we did in the morning with this group. I highly recommend any group looking for something fun to do as a group book a hunt. Aaron was our guide. He was awesome before, during, and after the event. He also was able to answer all our questions before arriving in DC.

Brought my littles here and it was cute. It's guided play so they have the guides come up with…read moreimaginary scenarios to get the kids to be interactive with their surroundings. Ya'll know I'm honest...I don't think I really know what to expect from guided play- because I'm a helicopter mom, I think I expected the guides to really get the kids more involved. They did a decent job but I felt like I had to work too lol. The set up was really cute though and my kids loved it....like loved it lol. Need something to do, and if they like Peppa Pig- which is the main character there at the moment- you can't go wrong.

Save your money, unless you like being scammed. Two slides, some coloring sheets and a janky "go…read morecart" track that you have to push. You get 30 seconds with "peppa pig" at the end and it'll cost you $30+ per person, and yes they'll charge for adults as well.

Such a great place! It's now a home away from home.... being our son goes to college in DC. The…read moremuseum are free of charge and so much to take in from the monuments to the Smithsonian. They also have night lantern tours. Definite wear comfortable shoes!!

From the owner: Are you looking for things to do in Washington DC? Our…read moreTourist Scavenger Hunt is a self-guided walking tour (ideal for team building). It is 2.7 miles long and takes approximately 2 hours to complete. It ends near the start location. Learn a little history and fun facts at each stop and solve a challenge. It is $57.50 per group, up to 6 persons. Fun for all ages. Contact us for group discounts.

Loved it! We had an office team-building activity at the National Gallery of Art, and Museum Hack…read morehad two staff lead us on a fun and exciting and irreverent while also knowledgeable tour of the museum. It brought out different sides of my colleagues and me, and we got to know each other better and to work together better.

I typically shy away from art museums. It's not that I don't like art, I just find the experience…read moreoverwhelming and without background and context, I have a hard time getting into it. If not for the Museum Hack tour, I probably wouldn't have gone to the NGA. That being said, I absolutely loved the tour and was so happy I went. Our tour guide Hannah was enthusiastic, funny, informed and extremely entertaining. Her love for the museum and the art really shone through. If you're not someone who "gets" art and typically heads for the other museums first, this is a great option! However, do be ready for some cursing and naughty images. At the beginning of the tour she said that we would do three things: 1) Celebrate, 2) Educate and 3) Kick some ass. Mission Accomplished!

I love escape rooms, and I love the experience Ravenchase Adventures has given me and my friends…read more The attitude of the staff and atmosphere of the rooms are beyond expectations. I have already come to this location multiple times and plan on coming back more.

I am an escape room fanatic and Ravenchase always lives up to my expectations. I highly recommend…read moretheir rooms. They are unique, challenging and exciting. My family and I enjoy trying different rooms in different areas. Ravenchase has been by far the best.

As a D.C. resident, I must say The Game was a great way to get a fresh look at a neighborhood I…read morethought I was familiar with. The Penn Quarter edition showed me part of one of my favorite museums that I had just totally missed before. The clues are clever and occasionally make you think, so the appeal is definitely there for anyone who knows how to text on a cell phone. Highly recommended for anyone visiting a new city, bored in their own city, or hosting out-of-towners.

We played over the Labor Day weekend. The game is pretty fun and definitely worth a shot. We did…read morethe Pen Q/Chinatown location. The app crashed twice at the very beginning of the game, which was a lil frustrating but after that there were no problems. We bumped into a group that was playing the game as well. I would suggest to Stray Boots to switch up the clues for the game from time to time. It was good fun and introduced me to some things that I will probably go back to visit when I have more time.

I went back here on Friday for Happy Hour, and we were the first ones there when they opened. We…read morewere greeted by the manager and staff and seated right away. Shortly after, Chris came over, introduced himself, and he was such a pleasure to have as our server. He started us off with drinks we enjoyed, and we had a great time chatting with him. We told him we were celebrating Teacher Appreciation Week and a graduation this weekend. We sampled the crab soup, and it was a major hit -- so good that we ended up ordering two cups! Chris also recommended the apple crisp dessert and OMG... it was absolutely delicious. We left with smiles, full tummies, and excellent service. I would definitely recommend asking for Chris when you visit. We'll definitely be back!

The Park does birthdays right. For the last two years, I've celebrated my birthday there for…read morebrunch, and each time has been an amazing experience. They were able to accommodate my large party with ease. The mimosas were flowing, the brunch plates were full (and plentiful), and overall the service was attentive and seamless. When it was time to celebrate me as the main event, they truly delivered -- dessert, shots, marquee signs -- the whole moment. I felt like a star. Definitely main character energy. I always enjoy my experiences at Park, and honestly, I may be back again next year for a three-peat birthday celebration. It's always a great time.