I had an excellent experience working with Teddy at Conicelli Toyota while purchasing my Toyota…read moreVenza. Teddy was professional, knowledgeable, and genuinely helpful throughout the entire process. He made everything feel straightforward and stress-free, answered all of my questions honestly, and never made me feel pressured. He took the time to make sure I was comfortable with the vehicle, explained all the features clearly, and worked hard to make the deal smooth from start to finish. You can tell he truly cares about his customers and wants them to leave happy and confident in their purchase. I absolutely love my Venza and highly recommend asking for Teddy if you're shopping at Conicelli Toyota.

Lots of fun and great way for some team building. This is the first time we've used this and did it…read morein the city of Philadelphia. Lots of random challenges designed to push you out of your comfort zone but if you like to have fun and embarrass yourself this is a great way to go about it. Would recommend this for any company or organization to use.

Our department did a scavenger hunt last October and had a blast. What a great way to spend the…read moreafternoon and having it end with a happy hour at the local brewery. Highly recommend!

I love Stray Boots!…read more I've done it twice now, one in NYC and one in Philly. As their website says, it's a scavenger hunt in the interesting areas of major cities. It basically allows you to tour the sights in the form of a game. The one I did in Philly was around Independence Hall. I had lived near Philly for a few years but had never seen most of these buildings. I will admit, it's actually very expensive for what it is; I think it was $24 for a text message-based scavenger hunt (you have to "buy two tickets" to play, which is just a gimmick to make it seem cheaper than it is); I'm sure you could buy two or three Fodors guides for that much. The whole thing took me about two hours. But other than the price, no complaints. It's a lot of fun. It also makes a good group activity.

I've lived in the Philadelphia area my entire life and haven't toured as a tourist since I was in…read moreelementary school. Out of town guests - what better way to introduce them to Philly then via Stray Boots? We did the Old City tour and had a fantastic time. I learned so much about the area!! I would recommend this to anyone visiting the Philly area. I like NOT having to follow a tour guide and hear the blah blah blah. It's nice to be able to go at your own pace and it's all via text or mobile web. I recommend Stray Boots to all my friends!

This is the best scavenger hunt team-building company in the country! I recently participated in…read moreone of their custom events for our church and our group is still talking about it months later! I helped lead a team of teenage girls through our community completing wild challenges and interacting with local businesses and residents. I'd strongly recommend looking into doing a custom event with them, or competing in their annual X-Race, where teams from all around the country compete at exactly the same time. We had teams of all different ages and athletic abilities participate in our event and it was fun for everyone! An awesome company!!

Booked a 4 hour private tour, Adam was our tour guide. The…read moretransportation was clean and comfortable. The tour was outstanding, all the major highlights of the city. We were able to stop along the way for coffee and at several sites for a closer look. Adam has vast knowledge of the area and historical sites and was an excellent story teller. I would highly recommend paying a extra for the private tour.

If you have been wondering or thinking about a Segway Tour...Do It! I was anxious (reference one…read moreof those pics of me..lol); excited and I couldn't wait to learn how to use this machine to explore some of the Mural Arts on the City! Our instructor/guide D was very patient and insightful guide as he explained the history of the Mural Arts program in Philadelphia! Our tour started from Columbus Blvd and went through Northern Liberties and Chinatown! I was nervous to go in the streets in the beginning, but once I got my confidence I was enjoying the tour as well as the ease the we went through the neighborhoods! The tour was great and I am now hooked on Segways..I will be exploring Segway Tours when I travel in other cities or countries! Great job Philly Tour Hub!

My family and I had a blast on this Escape Hunt! We were in town for the weekend and were looking…read morefor a fun way to get to know Philly besides the usual stuff. It was so cool, the puzzles were clever, the whole thing was creative and everyone really got into it. I don't want to give too much away but if you want to do something fun with a group definitely check it out. Totally worth the money!

The most AMAZING escape room ever! It was all outdoors, was challenging but not impossible, and was…read moreSO much fun! Went with extended family (ages 7 through almost 80!) and everybody was able to equally contribute. Curt and his partner stayed out of the way, but were always there to help, and were super nice. They even sent a video complication of our experience afterward, which was an added plus. Well worth the money, and I except we will remember the experience for many, many years.

We had a year in review meeting as a team in DC and did this as a team activity. We did ours at the…read moreMuseum of American history and it let us do a sort of fun tourist activity in a way that engaged us as a team. Our host Charli was great.

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

What a great team building activity and experience! Secret City was very easy to book. Jared made…read morethe whole planning and booking process painless for me. And on short notice they were able to switch the hunt indoors due to the enduring heat wave in NYC. Abby led our hunt at Chelsea Market. My corporate team was about 20 people and everyone had a great time. The hunt was about 2 hours long, the clues were challenging and we learned a lot of great facts about Chelsea Market. I would highly recommend Secret City to anyone who wants to plan a fun group activity.

Thank you for an amazing experience. If you are a teacher and wish to do something fun with your…read morestudents, I would absolutely recommend booking a museum scavenger hunt at the Museum of Natural History with Secret City Scavenger Hunts. Our 10th graders had so much fun going through the museum on their adventure. Booking with Jared was seamless; his level of professionalism, attention to detail, and kindness made this process a joyful experience. Our guide, Laura K., is truly delightful. Laura is extremely knowledgable, great with communication, and has so much energy! Teachers, camp leaders, youth group leaders: this is the perfect way to book a tour of the museum so you do not have to worry about which exhibits might be closed or trying to figure out how to make the most of your museum time because Secret City guides are at the experts - easiest field trip ever! We cannot wait to book another scavenger hunt. Jared and Laura, you are the best!

AMAZING time. I wish I had way more time here because there was so much I wanted to try…read more Time Mission has a bunch of individual rooms, and each room has a completely different game or challenge. Some are more cognitive and puzzle-based, while others test strength, balance, dexterity, coordination, communication, or just how well you can function under pressure lol. You get the directions on a screen outside each room, then scan your wristband to get in and start the challenge. Your wristband gives you an hour, but the time actually counts while you're inside the rooms, so you can move around and pick what you want to try. I definitely recommend looking around first because there are SO many different things. My favorites were the Floor Is Lava game with the ropes in the middle and the pipe-balancing challenge. There was also this giant bouncy ball room where you have to hit all the buttons, which was WAY more fun than it sounds. Obviously I loved the game where you have to hit the blue dots on the ground while making sure the red doesn't touch you. It's basically the Floor Is Lava concept that they advertise everywhere, and yes, it absolutely lives up to the hype. Give me a giant interactive floor and tell me not to touch something and apparently I'm five years old again. There were also some genuinely funny puzzle games, a mini escape-room-style challenge, and a bunch of other rooms that I didn't even get enough time to try. That's honestly my only complaint: I ran out of time before I could do everything I wanted. And the STAFF. 10/10. Seriously. We were there toward the end of the day and ended up running out of time. The staff member working with us found out it was our first time there and actually unlocked the advertised run-and-jump game so we could try it before leaving. He absolutely did not have to do that, and I really appreciated it. I don't know if he was the manager or owner, but whoever he was, he was AWESOME. He was incredibly friendly, helpful, and genuinely seemed to want us to have a good experience rather than just watching the clock and sending us out the door. That kind of customer service makes such a difference, especially at an activity where you're already trying to figure out how everything works for the first time. I can't gush enough about this place. It's active, silly, challenging, competitive, and just ridiculously fun. You can use your brain, your body, your coordination, or apparently your ability to panic when a red light appears on the floor. I already know I need to come back because one hour was NOT enough. The games are varied enough that I could easily spend another visit trying rooms I didn't even get to this time. And seriously, give that staff member a raise. Absolute MVP.

I will not return…read more Iwould rather do an escape game for logic/puzzles. Most games I played did not make sense logically for example the Persian game and color games were a waste of time. If I were doing this again I would ask which games aren't worth the time; I spent my entire time frustrated trying to understand the logic of how 1-3 games worked; in the end I surmised some games are just faulty and this experience was mostly a scam for me since games were not working as described. Others seemed to be having a great time but I did not