My boyfriend and I purchased Groupons for this and boy was it worth it. I expected some lame mystery that was entirely too easy to solve. Really, I went into expecting a Happy Meal toy. What I mean by that is, you know when you're a kid and you see the commercial for a Happy Meal toy and it looks SO AWESOME, but then you get it and it's a plastic piece of crap that breaks after two uses? That's what I expected. That's not at ALL what we got. While it was a bit overacted and cheesy, that's part of what made it charming. You begin at the 100-year-old Mystery Hotel and your newly licensed PI makes you all DITs (ditzes) - detectives-in-training. After being tasked with your mission, you start right away in a cooperative effort to solve puzzle after puzzle and collectively put your clues together as you travel from location to location. We were in a group of 10 with a family of adults and a family with pre-teen kids. There is a strict no alcohol policy, not that you need the alcohol, because it's SO FUN!! There were snacks and beverages provided, but it lasted nearly two hours, so if you go eat beforehand and make sure you don't wear heels. You walk around in some dark, shady places and heels are possibly the worst choice. A non-Groupon ticket is $50 per person and totally worth it. We are talking about doing another mystery for Valentine's Day. Mystery Adventures is a great experience for locals and tourists alike if you're looking for something different to do.