Death in Wonderland Rates Regular Price - $25 Student - $20 Duration 1 Hour About The creatures of wonderland have gone mad. Their dear friend is gone. Find out why and where to, or they might soon blame you... Wonderland is in disarray. It’s savior, and best friend has vanished. Now you and your friends are the only outsiders in the joint, which makes you the perfect sort of scapegoat. But the creatures of wonderland are not entirely without virtue — they won’t burn you or hang you or bake you into a sugar cake, at least, not just yet. They’ve given you till dawn to find their beloved Alice. They’ve given you till dawn to save yourselves. So, chop-chop. Get to it. You wouldn’t want to be late… Come to The Museum 406 and explore its latest exhibit: Death in Wonderland. Enjoy the sights, solve the riddles, discern the clues, but beware, for they might soon blame you...

Napoleon’s Lost Talisman Rates Regular Price - $25 Student - $20 Duration 1 Hour About You and your friends have decided to stay the night at a historic old haunt called Bleakwood Manor. It’s run down. Perhaps a great house in its time, but now a total wreck. It’s miserable, and that’s exactly what you’re looking for. An adventure. A real burst of excitement to break up your road trip. And the locals have assured you this is where you’ll find it. The place is haunted, they say. An old ghost, they warn. All the better, you think. Perhaps you’ll see some floating plates, or a door which opens on its own. Perhaps you’ll even hear footsteps in the dark. You’ve arrived for a show, but the ghost, has other ideas. Someone died in this house, and you’re going to help find out how. Or else, it whispers…

Napoleon’s Lost Talisman Rates Regular Price - $25 Student - $20 Duration 1 Hour About It made and unmade a legend. Now what will you make of it… A widely traveled man who very nearly conquered all of Europe, Napoleon Bonaparte naturally came into the possession of various and sundry items of greater or lesser worth. But of all the precious belongings from his dazzling and extensive collection, none he more prized than a mysterious object he was rumored to have kept on his person at all times – save for when that mysterious object simply vanished, apparently at the least favorable moment. Few indeed were Napoleon’s military losses, though many his foes, yet each and every loss he attributed to accident, chance, and even fate. When Admiral Horatio Nelson defeated him at sea, he scoffed at the British naval hero’s “good fortune.” When Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington, made him taste final defeat at Waterloo, he again passed it off as simple “fate.” Was it pride speaking, or did the Emperor know something his enemies and later historians did not? Could it be, as an obscure and little-known legend suggested, that this mysterious object which had supposedly given him power over his enemies simply disappeared before his each and every defeat? Come to The Museum 406 and explore its featured exhibit: Napoleon’s Lost Talisman. See on display, for the first time ever, the charmed object which both made and unmade one of history’s greatest characters. Enjoy the sights, solve the riddles, discern the clues, but beware, for the Talisman has a mind of its own, and the time runs out on you.