I done today birthday party to my son I take the champions…read morepackage. 500$ for 2 hours. And I got 1h on the filed which cost 100$ usually 1h on the second floor which is open to everyone usually and .,, 5 pizza from dominos pizza lol I was need to order by my self couple more in the end. 24 drinks Motts 200ml lol Thanks god I bring Pure Leaf tea and Gatorade Otherwise all kids was stay thirsty They say Host got set up and clean up Lie! Soccer theme decoration , it's a joke 2 tablecloth and happy birthday on the wall That's it , but on the phone they say, plates cups All you need for table, just bring cake , Lie! In the end I got beer cups for kids and plain plates From dollar tree, thank god I bring my own with soccer theme. The kids have fun on the field , but it's just not worth 500$ at all , if you want quality service and not to get upset find better place for Birthday party. And the guy in front desk wasn't care when I told him all that, we all want to our kids the best and that's not the place , order just the field 100$ for hour and you will thank me later.

For little kids soccer it looks pretty good! But for adult coed league, it's pretty rough for…read morefemales. I broke my ankle there literally last night as of today. Too aggressive.. and the refs are s***. If you like fighting.. this place is for you. As for the facility, it is really nice, bath rooms are nice.

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.

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.

Lovely Zoie and great experience! We had it for our friends birthday and we enjoyed the Matter of…read moreTime. Definitely coming again!

Serena was an amazing host! We really had a great time. The room was reasonably challenging, very…read moreengaging, and entertaining. An enjoyable time w/family ... we'll definitely be back!

Came here to play the Monopoly themed escape room. There were 5 of us in our group for the room…read more I would say this room was very hard. I've done escape rooms with myself and another person, 3 people, and 8 people. This was a struggle. It was fun once we realized what a clue was for. But honestly the clues weren't obvious sometimes for what the clue went to. A few things in our room were malfunctioning during our time, which caused us to think the answer or solution we did was wrong. This caused us to waste time. At one point, we were asking for help. A different game master came on to help. Then it switched back to our game master but we had to repeat our question to get help. It was fun in the end but the clues felt like they weren't obvious to help us get to the solution or the next clue. There were also several objectives in the room that took all 5 of us at once. Some parts we could have used another person or two.

My son had a blast in their escape room. He said it wasn't too difficult and he and his friends…read morewere able to escape without having to ask for too many clues. The check in and check out process was easy and the people working there were very nice. We can't wait to come back!

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.

We went on a fabulous tour of the National Museum of art this afternoon with Caroline! It was so…read moremuch fun and so special and informative! We were a group of seven and it was a perfect size. We learned so much while enjoying each other's company and the museum. Caroline was so humorous and smart and knowledgeable! It is a tour I will never forget and I hope that I will be able to take a museum hack tour again! Thank you!

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.

Been twice and lost twice, but had a great time nonetheless. Destini was working again and she was…read morevery encouraging and supportive of our efforts. Will go again until we escape!!

I booked a party here for my daughter's 16th birthday. Every single aspect of the evening was pure…read moreperfection. All of the staff members were helpful, friendly and professional. The kids got out of their room with a second left. We got out of our room with 3 minutes left. It was such a fun and great experience. I would HIGHLY recommend this establishment.

I was in Baltimore for a visit and needed to get out for a walk. I discovered Andover Park via a…read moreGoogle Search and decided to go. Andover Park was easy to find as it's close to the airport. The park is a multi-purpose park as it has a few fields along with the BWI Trail. Parking was easy to find as well once I realized the trail parking is on the other side of the ball field parking. Once parked, I hit the BWI Trail and fell in love. As the trail itself is a little over 11 miles, I did 2 miles and turned around and headed back. The trail is spacious and easy to follow. The signs are clear and the variation of the trail varies from easy to moderate. As I walked along the trail I was captured by the sights of the airport, the horses, and the natural landscape of the greenery. As my walk came to an end, I not only felt good but I was also excited at the experience. If you're in the area and wanting a great trail to walk, run, or bike, check out Andover Park.

Fabulous walking trail that is surrounded on a couple of sides by a working horse farm. The trail…read moreis wide enough for cyclists to pass with ease and its well paved. In general, cyclists are kind and let you know that they are passing. It's nice that you will see the occasional bench there if you just to sit and enjoy some rays or take a break. There is plenty of free parking at the entrance up by the ballfields or down a ways by the horses. I'm probably doing a disservice by only mentioning the walking trails because that's basically what I will be using. But from what I have seen the ballfields look well-kept and appear to be a fine venue In the county for recreational sports.