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Watson Adventures Scavenger Hunts
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Our scavenger hunts use witty, tricky questions in fast-paced games that bring out the best in a fascinating place—and the best in you and your teammates. The hunts are like walking tours spiked with caffeine.
Watson Adventures’ scavenger hunts have been acclaimed by ABC News, the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Boston Herald, the Chicago Tribune, the Philadelphia Inquirer, and numerous other media outlets. Since 1999, more than 300,000 hunters have enjoyed our indoor and outdoor games in almost countless cities.
Corporate and Private hunts are available for groups just about anywhere. Public scavenger hunts, open to the general public on weekends, are available in seven cities acorss the U.S.
Watson Adventures’ scavenger hunts have been acclaimed by ABC News, the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Boston Herald, the Chicago Tribune, the Philadelphia Inquirer, and numerous other media outlets. Since 1999, more than 300,000 hunters have enjoyed our indoor and outdoor games in almost countless cities.
Corporate and Private hunts are available for groups just about anywhere. Public scavenger hunts, open to the general public on weekends, are available in seven cities acorss the U.S.
3 recommendations and reviews from 1 person
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March 16, 2013
Christine O. asked:My Mum is taking me to New York next year for my 40th. Where do we want to stay? Any recommendations?Mandy N. replied:Oh yes I have recommendations!!! I´d tour using www.watsonadventures.com any one of their scavenger hunts are awesome! The city is so big, I usually planned a theme when I was showing tourists around. So, Irish pub tour to see the city, or soup dumpling tour, if that makes sense, and then go around the city with those in mind. Are you interested in culture? shopping? I´ve lived in and around the city most of my life so I´ve got tons of recommendations. Unfortunately, since I lived there, I never had to get a hotel, so I can´t make any recommendations other than stay in midtown- for ease of travel....or in Hoboken or Jersey City, NJ to save money. If Hoboken or Jersey City, both are cute, Hoboken is cuter.....and both are about a 10-15 minute ferry or train ride away - literally RIGHT across the river. Hoboken in particular has nice shopping, both have great views (obviously) - Hoboken has a great river front with running path, and restaurants. Feel free to email me mandy939@gmail.com Hope that helps!
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March 13, 2013
Burcu S. asked:Hi All, Further to my post from last week, I am still researching the area and house hunting in Erlangen. I don't know much about the area, but Lynn Hoffmann was kindly informing me about BAMBERG. Does anyone in the group live there? Could you recommend it (for a family with 2 small children)? Can we find a kindergarden/preschool easily? And how international it is? THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!Mandy N. replied:you could email me also mandy939@gmail.com
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February 28, 2012
Anna S. asked:I have a friend coming next week and i need suggestions for places to go and things to see that are within a 2 hour or less drive/or bus trip from Erlangen. All idea's and suggestions greatly appreciated.Mandy N. replied:Bamberg, Wurzburg. If you decide to go to either, and need suggestions, let me know. Mandy939@gmail.com Have fun!
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