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Scaventour

4.9 (69 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 7:00 pm

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Janell K.

This was so fun!! A nice way to experience Waikīkī and play a game at the same time. The owner was so nice and helpful as well. Would do it again!

Brenda S.

We recently participated in the Duke's Revenge scaventour in Waikiki, and it was an absolute blast! The challenges were a great mix of both challenging and easy tasks, keeping us engaged throughout the entire experience. As locals, we had an amazing time taking part in this unique and fun activity.Our gamemaster Charlie was super friendly and helpful, making sure we had everything we needed to enjoy the adventure to the fullest. Whether you're a local or just visiting, I highly recommend this activity for anyone looking for a memorable way to explore Waikiki. It was an awesome time that we'll remember for a long time!

Had so much fun!!!! Updates while playing and made our day. Highly recommend for anyone wanting to ring your inner child

Tiffany F.

Fun, low stress way to kill an hour with kids. You stay inside the Marriott too, so good activity for when you need out of the rain. Good for kids up to about 13.

We just did the Murder Mystery Scaventour and had a great time! We did this as a meet and greet as a pre wedding event. Everyone enjoyed the puzzles and worked together. Everyone played a role on the teams. Even though we are kamaainas we still learned about different parts of Waikiki! Thank you Charlie for being the guide!

Lara R.

We solved it! My friend and I had an awesome time with Scaventour! We both love escape rooms and we're interested to try an "outdoor version". Using a map, simple clues, and backpack we spent one hour solving the mystery. The puzzles are all different so you won't be bored. The game master takes photos of you occasionally as you play. Suitable for kids and/or adults. Very fun!

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Yes. The Vanished in Paradise or The Safe game are perfect for 2 players.

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“Group of 6 including a 3 yr old, a 5 yr old and a 10yr old, Charlie was an amazing game master and host.”

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On Ford island and on an active military base. Which means 1. you cannot drive onto the base unless…read moreyou have a valid ID card. Buses are provided for free to each museum and visitor center. 2. You cannot bring a handbag unless it is clear see through or the size of a checkbook. You need to check it into a "locker" for $7.33. I understand that active military base, but not publishing on the website regarding the bag restrictions and then forcing people to pay it just not right. But oh well. Plan accordingly because while the buses run every 15 minutes, you need to wait. The museum is $30 entry fee but keep in mind 3/4 of the museum is currently closed for renovation. For $30 it is a bit pricey but because of the buses and the amount of employees, i understand the high price tag. 2 stars. The deep history and the significance of this place and the men and women that gave their lives makes this a 5 star must see to show your respect. Museum: very small but well done with restored planes recovered from the war. There was a Blue Angels pilot shared his experience. I was able to catch the last 5 minutes. The employees are very knowledgeable and willing to share stories. I read everything and was done in roughly 45 minutes. The museum is very small - 4 stars. Here is my recommendation: Come the visitor center it is free. Check that out and read everything. See the Submarine from the outside because it is free. Then jump on the bus because it is free. While you are driving to the warship, you pass the Arizona Memorial. Snap a photo and show your respect. Get off at the warship. Walk around the warship it is free. Then jump back on the bus and go to the Aviation museum. Again free. Walk around the outside and see the airplanes it is free. There is a gigantic helicopter it is free. Go to the back and look in the backside to get perspective. Then just back on the bus and go back to the visitor center it is free. If anyone says anything to you, go to the cafe/restaurant across from the Aviation Museum.

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