Naked at the National Gallery Scavenger Hunt, Presented by Watson Adventures
National Gallery of Art (4th and Constitution Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20565)
- Full Price:
- $22.50 - $23.50
- Our Price:
- $11.25 - $11.75*
* Additional fees apply.
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The last date listed for Watson Adventures' Naked at the National Gallery Scavenger Hunt was Saturday March 13, 2010 / 2:00pm.
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Goldstar Member Tips
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Goldstar Member on What to Wear
Casual, good shoes for walking and don't carry too much stuff.
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Maria on Where to Park
Take the metro, but there is a parking garage across the street
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Maria on What to Wear
Comfortable walking shoes, no big bags. there is a coat check.
Goldstar Member Reviews
Goldstar Member
I did not know exactly what to expect, but the hunt really exceeded expectations. Although my friend had to cancel at the last minute, I went by myself and this was not problem as the organizer puts you into groups of 4-6 people. The clues were exceedingly clever and it was nice to have all ages and nationalities on the team (2 young woment with the Australian Embassy). The two hours was fine in terms of time, we even finished early and had time for a quick cup of tea prior to finishing. All in all, a great way to spend a cold Saturday afternoon in Washington DC.Written on Dec 08 2008
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Goldstar Member
Good fun, with no prior knowledge of art required. Pacing was good - didn't feel rushed. A few of the questions were a little poorly conceived, but overall it was a good time and we enjoyed ourselves!Written on Dec 22 2008
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Maria
A lot of fun, and a lot of walking. It was a great way to spend a rainly Saturday. Having only two house to complete the hunt is a bit limiting because it does not allow you time to view the art in all the different rooms that you have to go through. We said that we would go back after, but were too tired after 2 hours of walking. I wish we had 3 or even 3 and a half hours to complete the hunt.Written on Mar 30 2010
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Goldstar Member
I enjoyed it a lot. I think its a little expensive without goldstar, but with the discount, it's great!Written on Dec 08 2008
'Watson's Adventures' was great. My friends and I were late and when we called the hotline, the woman got us in contact with the leader at the event and even offered us tickets to another hunt because we were late to this one. Great service.
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More Information About Watson Adventures' Naked at the National Gallery Scavenger Hunt
Description
Every tricky question on this two-hour hunt involves nudity in some way, shape or sultry form, whether you are looking for naughty nymphs, a seamonster surfer, eye-catching codpieces, bathing beauties, the original Adonis, or shark bait named Watson (no relation, we hope). No knowledge of art, or nudity, is required.
About the Ticket Supplier: Watson Adventures
Discover the secrets of museums, historic neighborhoods, parks and more while tackling witty, tricky questions. Watson Adventure hunts have been acclaimed by ABC News, the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Chicago Tribune, the Boston Herald, and numerous other media outlets.
Watson Adventures stages team-building scavenger hunts for corporate and private groups as well as the general public in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, DC, Atlanta, Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle and beyond. More than 100,000 hunters have gone on their hunts from more than 750 prestigious companies.