Make the hen or stag party unforgettable with a GPS treasure hunt. Combine challenges, quiz questions and fun tasks in a route through the city.
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You've got the date, the group chat and a list of twelve people who all said 'sounds good' without offering to help. What you need is two or three hours in the afternoon that get everyone out of the Airbnb, into town and talking to each other before dinner. A GPS scavenger hunt does that: teams follow a route you set, unlock tasks at each spot and rack up points with photos, dares and questions about the bride or groom. You build it in an evening, and on the day you're a player instead of a tour guide.
| Group size | 6-25 people |
|---|---|
| Duration | 1.5-3 hours |
| Age | 18 and up |
| Preparation | 45-60 minutes |
| Cost | Free to get started |
Fill the gap between check-in at 2 pm and the restaurant booking at 7 with a route through the city centre. Ten stops, two teams, a finish at the terrace where you've reserved a table.
Instead of drifting from bar to bar, each venue becomes a checkpoint with a task: order something the bride hates, get a stranger to sign the shirt, answer three questions about the couple. Points decide who buys the next round.
Set photo challenges at recognizable spots: the town hall steps, the fountain, the couple's first-date café. The best man gets a folder of usable material without asking anyone to send it later.
When the group includes colleagues, cousins and a friend who's pregnant, a hunt gives everyone the same activity without alcohol being the point. Quizzes about the couple and route puzzles carry the afternoon; drinks are optional at each stop.
Organiseer je vaker vrijgezellenfeesten? Maak bewezen routes en verkoop ze aan andere organisatoren. Een goed uitgewerkte vrijgezellenroute door Amsterdam, Utrecht of een andere stad is geld waard.
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