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Amsterdam: Self-Guided Mystery Game at Dam Square
Experience Dam Square's dark side on a self-guided true crime tour
Duration:
2h
Wheelchair accessible
Duration:
2h
Wheelchair accessible
Murder mystery game at Dam Square in Amsterdam (in English)
Entrance/admission of any kind
A guide
Pickup
Drop-off
Meeting point
5 Paleisstraat, 1012 RB, Amsterdam-
Please note this is only a ticket for the mystery hunt and is not an admission ticket. This is a self-guided experience, which means there will be no guide present.
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The pickup point is the place where you will retrieve the envelope. Please bring your ticket to the pickup point to collect it. Once you have it, you can start whenever you want. Just make sure to collect the mystery within 3 months of purchasing it.
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Please remember that the pickup point has specific operating hours.
Get ready for an exciting adventure in the heart of Amsterdam with The Murder by Dam Square game! The mystery is about a woman who was found murdered at Dam Square in 1934.
Once the ticket is secured, get to the designated pickup point to collect the mystery package. Filled with clues and riddles, it's the key to solving the murder.
Start the investigation whenever the mood for mystery strikes. Explore at your own pace, stopping and starting at leisure.
The murder mystery hunt is the perfect challenge for families, friends, or colleagues. You can also grab multiple tickets for larger groups, and see who can unravel the mystery fastest!
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