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Reviews on their site are fictitious. I fell for it. Go to APP and read recent and 1-star reviews. They all say the same thing, and it was our experience also! These are not scavenger hunts. They are boring, stupid walks with entirely unrelated trivia for preschoolers. So dumb and boring. You literally could use Google maps to walk around and take selfies and it would be the same experience.
Waste of time and money! We did the Newcastle upon Tyne one and it doesn't match the description on the website. We were expecting riddles to solve along the way but it was just easy multiple choice questions and mostly taking photos for their website!
It was difficult to get the voucher code as my antivirus says it wasn't a safe site. And the app itself is clunky. It was difficult to see which point you were at and if you clicked on the wrong one it was difficult to go back. At first the app lost our activity and it took a while to find it again. We gave up after a few spots as it was taking us to dodgy parts of town.
We did the Porto scavenger hunt and it was a complete waste of time.
It said entrance fees don’t apply but the majority of the challenges required that you enter the attractions. The questions were either moronically easy or completely wrong, we even asked a member of staff to confirm the question and answer and they said the app was nonsense.
We do scavenger hunts when we visit cities and this was the biggest waste of time and disappointment. Will never use this app or company again.
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