Astounding Art Walk: Midtown Marvelous Meander Hunt
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Dive into adventure with us, your go-to for the ultimate app-led adventure hunts! Step into a world where every landmark and hidden gem is waiting to be discovered. Challenge yourself with trivia, tackle brain-teasing puzzles, and embark on an epic journey of exploration! Whether you’re collaborating with your crew or turning up the competition, Let’s Roam Adventure Hunts guarantee a blast for all. Perfect for any occasion—whether it’s a spontaneous outing, a wild bachelorette bash, a festive birthday celebration, or a team-building extravaganza. Each player gets to dive into an interactive role, ensuring every challenge is as thrilling and unique as the next. So, gather your squad, choose your adventure, and let the good times roll! With Let’s Roam, every outing becomes a treasure trove of memories and excitement. Are you ready to conquer the city and create unforgettable experiences? Let’s Roam and make every day an adventure!
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- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
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This Meander Art Walk through Baltimore's Arts District begins on a street - 19 1/2 - that Maps has trouble locating. You start at Graffiti Alley that you only know from all the Graffiti. No signage and no way to answer the challenge. Then you go to the train station for the art sculpture there that was NOT on the list of locations. Once again, no signage or any other information explaining the sculpture other than the one on the app. Then we were directed to the Devine mural in an alley that was not appropriate for my granddaughter. Again, no signage! We ended with 2 features. First was the Walters Museum which was closed. The challenge was indoors and we could not enter. Second was another mural of a garden. Very lovely, but couldn't get closer than the parking lot fence. We were also told that the walk would start and end in the same location, but we had to walk for 30 minutes to get back to start. All in all, I loved being with my granddaughter but was very disappointed in the quality of this meander.
