シアトル・ゴールドラッシュクエスト : アメリカへのレース ポートランド

It was amazing! I can't believe I've lived here so long and never noticed these landmarks. It took us 6 hours because we kept doing side missions into shops and restaurants we'd never seen as well. Great date night idea.

It starts at Union station and ends at the waterfront. My CuriosityBased team of 4 did it from one phone. Really educational and interesting. One station had outdated information. It was good value

We couldn’t find a few of the points of interest including the totem poles at Elliot point which have been removed, so that made things interesting. Cute story though and some of the puzzles were fun; the history was the best part and those blurbs were interesting.

We never could find whatever we were supposed to find in front of the art museum. And the totem poles at the waterfront are gone at the moment, off getting refurbished, so we had to guess at that one. The route it takes you through is intended to pad the time and the story narration hops out of present tense and into past tense a few times.

We could not get any of it to work. Don’t waste your money!! Horribly disappointed. We won’t ever do this again.

Was so much fun. We learned a lot about Seattle and got in some good exercise. Time went so fast. Would do this in other cities.

This was a fun way to explore the downtown area. We wish there were more than 10 spots! The only negatives were that 2 of the spots (art museum and park at Virginia St) the items to be used to solve the clues aren’t there due to construction. For one of the we were able to use the hint given, the other we had to spend a few minutes Googling to find a picture to solve it. I’d recommend updating the picture hint for the Virgina St stop.

Fun little adventure in and around downtown Seattle. Completed this past weekend with our family of 6. Great clues and educational too. It took us a little more than an hour to do.

"It could be more engaging," said the 14 year old. Online support staff was great unraveling an error in logon info, but it took1.5 hours to do so. You need to download an app, so only those in your group with an app should need to pay. For 1 adult and 4 kids, $45, was way too much and we quit after 5 of the 10 clues. We liked the starting point. A national park in downtown Seattle! They offer a free 1 hour wallking tour. We were disappointed.

How fun this was! I truly thought this was going to be more like an escape room, and while there were some elements of that puzzle-like approach, this was an incredibly fun way to learn about the city, do some exploring, and take a very nice walk. Be prepared for the weather of course as Seattle is very rainy. This is easily friendly for the whole family or something to do solo as you're walking around the city and viewing various historical sites, interacting with the different locations you encounter in one way or another. One of the stops along the way is the Smith Tower and be sure to budget time to stop and take the tour! We were lucky enough to catch the end of their weekend brunch. I am so glad we did this as it is such an amazing way to have fun, see the city, and be outdoors without spending an arm and a leg.