Children's treasure hunt "The secrets of the covered passages" i

We did it with 3 children aged between 8 and 9 and a half and it wasn't really suitable for them. The escape game aspect stressed them out a bit and they were dependent on the adults to complete the tasks. I think it's more suitable for children aged 12 and over. If not, as an adult it's very nice and well done. It gives you a different view of Paris. And the covered passages are magnificent. The guide was great and gave us some historical information about Paris at the end, which was fascinating. Thank you for these exchanges!

Very well organized. Many thanks to you! Excellent management of the event, from the presentation on the Internet, to the initial reservation, to the reminders before D-day, to the presentation to the group at the start of the treasure hunt, to the welcome at the arrival point. The person giving the explanations at the start kept to the timetable, the locations provided by the escape game were respected, and the quality of the final exchange really gave the impression that the background was fed by real, precise historical knowledge. Create many more in Paris! Particularly in areas that may be more "natural", but are just as rich in history > e.g. Père Lachaise cemetery, Parc des Buttes Chaumont and the surrounding area, Jardin des Tuileries and the Louvre area, Quais de Seine and Iles de "Lutèce"... in short, areas where you can get together easily, creating less pedestrian congestion as Parisians pass by... PS : Another idea to submit to Urban Experience > provide rain capes for sale at reasonable cost in case of bad weather, or a T-shirt or other fabric bag (each with your company logo) to carry the items provided by Julien (the tablet, the plan, the notebook, the pencil...). In short, you'll have understood... this experience has made me want to work with you in fact! ;-)) We hope to see you soon...