What an awesome fun day because of city hunt! Can't wait for our next challenge!…read more We went through Long Beach and walked through the beautiful city to take pics of landmarks!

Had an amazing time doing their scavenger hunt! Awesome team building challenge! Highly recommend…read moreit!

This review is for Race LA 2023…read more If you are an amazing race fan, this day was one of the most entertaining, most dynamic, most creative adventures I got to have that fulfilled my Amazing Race fantasy. It was just like a leg of the amazing race and more. What is it: A day long adventure of competition with other people, you open a clue and complete a challenge or race to the next location! Pros: - The Challenges were like the amazing race (Memorization, Puzzles, Acting, Building, Counting, Search and Finds, Escape Room Puzzles, and Math). - The organization was really well done. Each of the locations had clear parking and it we didn't have to pay for any of the parking - The locations were so neat and embraced different cultures similar to watching on the amazing race - The after party and hanging out with people was so much fun! - The staff and volunteers were awesome and did such a good job! Cons: Be prepared that there are equalizers. Just like on the amazing race there will be locations where you get stopped and other teams are able to catch up. At first I was frustrated because I was like we are losing time. This is a reality of the actual show! If you haven't seen the show before, just be prepared! Also know that if you are running in the back of the pack, they need to keep the pack connected so some people may get to skip a challenge. If someone passes you doing this you may feel frustrated, but know that you are there to experience cool things! Count it as a cool opportunity to get to do a challenge instead of skipping one! Tips for doing well and preparing 1) Read the whole clue (You will feel rushed and see people leaving and feel you need to leave. DON'T DO IT, READ THE CLUE) 2) Use Waze over Google Maps 3) The first half of the race is preparing you for the last half. There will be at least one equalizer! The last half of the race is what matters so learn from your mistakes early 4) Bring a ziplock bag to keep track of your clues 5) Go in and have fun. Connect with other teams! While winning is nice, the win is the fun you had along the way I would 10 out of 10 recommend this to any reality tv fans or people who love scavenger hunt races

I bought the groupon for this and finally did it this morning…read more They tell you to meet at a location 10 minutes before the start time but they actually don't begin until 5 minutes after the starting time. Once you get there you sign in and get a sheet to record your answers on and then you wait until they hand out the clues and tell you to "go." You get exactly 3 hours and for every minute or so you are late you will be penalized so it's better to get there early! The one we did was the "Quest for Keys" in downtown LA and luckily it was pretty cool so we didn't die of the heat, although I can imagine on a hot day it would be pretty horrible. The clues are hard, I think this one was rated "moderate" difficulty but they are things that you have to get used to. Once my boyfriend and I got the hang of how to read the clues and figure out where they were leading us it helped. Helpful things: - Smart phone(s), my boyfriend doesn't have one which hindered us a little because only one of us was able to search things while the other couldn't - A clipboard or notebook to write on and use for scratch paper. We actually only wrote stuff on the notebook once but it's nice to have something to write on - Pen - Comfortable shoes/things you can run in - Sunglasses A lot of the clues are things you could look online but they are also answerable if you look around. For example in ours, a lot of the answers were written on these poles throughout downtown LA that described the history of the city. It is difficult to really appreciate where you are walking and what you are viewing because you're so caught up in solving the clues as fast as you can but it also led us to plazas in LA I've never heard of and random urban art pieces I never new existed! That was cool. Some of the questions dont require you to think that hard either, some we over thought and were stuck on them forever. Another helpful hint was to look at your surroundings when you're walking from one location to another because often you'll see something that you remember a question being on. So review the questions first so you have an idea of what you should look out for in case you come across it. We didn't come in the top 10 even though we got all of the answers except for one. But it was fun nonetheless :) you get to team build and see how you work as a team.

Thanks again to our food guide Nancy for the K Town food tour! Delicious and minimal walking as…read moreeverything yummy is so close by & learned some new Korean facts (like the silverware!) It was a memorable work outing & will be back! The only tricky part was figuring out parking nearby but it all worked out. Thank you!

We had an awesome Six Taste Tour today with Darlene in Downtown LA!! We learned a lot of history…read morethroughout our walk and had so much tasty food along the way! Love the commitment to family-owned businesses! For five people who all grew up and live in LA - we re-discovered DTLA today! Can't wait to check out which Six Taste Tour to try next!

Absolutely incredible humans that run this tour. Jose made our day, he was so accommodating and…read moreknowledgeable. I go on a lot of trips and take a lot of tours and this one was above and beyond! We did the ultimate LA tour and boy did it deliver

Absolutely awesome time on our tour with Luce! Love that Segways are still available for these…read moretours. They are absolutely the BEST way to see the city and sooooo much fun!

I was surprised at how much fun this was, the cast truly made the difference for me. They were…read morehaving as much fun as we were. We laughed and got to play along it was a grand time.

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Highly interactive, fun, low key way to learn about Venice Beach, even for locals. Add your…read moregraffiti tag to a local monument, win a photo contest to capture the heart and soul of VB; see the original dream for Venice Beach, and audition for a taking picture. This is new and fresh, not a long running retread.

When's the last time you went on a walking tour that was accompanied by comedic songbirds and a…read moremelodica? A few weekends ago, I had the pleasure of taking Mojo Maps Expedition Co.'s interactive walking tour of Venice Beach. Two knowledgable and talented tour guides took us on an adventure through Venice Beach's historical landscape -- through Muscle Beach, the Dogtown skaters, and the Beat Poets, all the way back to the neighborhood's birth era of Abbot Kinney and his "Venice of America". I was impressed by founder Chris Eng's passion for Los Angeles and his desire to provide Angelenos with an immersive adventure and the opportunity to step out of their comfort zone, right in their own city. (LA's newcomers and tourists are welcome to join in the fun too, of course!) Chris and his crew are invested in creating an evocative, visceral experience for people that goes far beyond historical dates and events. During the Venice Land tour, we walked leisurely for about 2.5 hours as the tour guides regaled us with stories from every period in Venice Beach's history through comedy, music, and improvisation. Participants were constantly engaged through activities like spray painting (yay for public defacement!), sing-alongs, and an even impromptu "bathing beauty" pageant as a shout-out to Venice Beach of the Roaring 20s. It might be a tour more suitable for extroverts but this semi-introvert was thoroughly entertained. If you have kids, I would say the tour would be great for 10-year-olds and older. There's nothing overtly racy or inappropriate -- I just think the tour would be better appreciated by slightly older kiddos.

We did the Kellog house tour and our tour guide was great. She was very knowledagable of the…read morehistory of not just the house, but the surrounding city/cities as well. The length of the tour was well worth the money, I also know that some stories are passed down through history or just lore. We enjoyed our experience and how everyone got into character/dressed as the era. My next goal is to do the Disney mansion tour. See you soon

If you're a Halloween fanatic and want to learn about the dark history of Orange County, then this…read moreis for you. It's truly amazing to see how much support this place has done.

4.5/5 stars! A very unique escape room experience!…read more A group of 6 of us took on the room The Lab Rat. The theming is really great fun! Super unique and some of the special effects are fantastic! I've done a handful of escape rooms across LA and Orange County and this is definitely a memorable one. It is a wee bit pricey and I would say there are a few things that I think could be improved in my personal opinion! In general, I thought a few of the puzzles were not the most intuitive/logical. This room is definitely made for you to escape so you can get the full experience, so the game masters definitely assist when you get stuck. It feels like some of the puzzles were made for the players to get assistance rather than solve on their own. The priority is definitely to get you to end! Which some people may love and some may not. But to each their own! Also, the room is a bit tight (but it goes with the theme). It makes it difficult to work on the same puzzles at the same time and although there are definitely things to multitask on, I feel that the room was generally a bit linear as in one puzzle tends to be in play which leads you to the next puzzle. Once most puzzles are solved, it felt like only 2-3 people were working on a puzzle while the rest of us were kinda standing around. It was also a bit hot in there so some better AC would be totally welcome. Overall, what a fun and unique room! I'd say if you get a chance to try out Lab Rat, you totally should! I'd love to come back and try The Ladder

Came back to try lab rats. I must say that this escape room had it all! It required a LOT of…read morecommunication and had a lot of brain scratching, out of the box thinking, and teamwork. If you are stuck, there is a "i am dumb" button. I think we had to press that about 4 times throughout the experience. Side note, I purchased their 3 volumes for Mother of Frankenstein. The game masters said that he just finished volume 2 and he's been playing it for over 10 hours. I will do another review for this when I start/finish. This was truly a fun escape room.