The Computer History Museum’s Treasure Hunt offers a unique and immersive exploration of computing history. Over 2 hours, visitors can explore 20 interactive galleries, solving clues and earning points as they uncover iconic artifacts and relive the evolution of technology. Whether you’re a computing enthusiast or looking for a memorable group activity, this self-guided adventure provides a budget-friendly way to engage with the museum’s rich collection. But the true treasure lies in the journey itself – one that promises to captivate, educate, and leave you eager to discover more about the remarkable advancements that have shaped the digital world we live in today.

Key Points

Computer History Museum Treasure Hunt - Key Points

  • A self-guided treasure hunt activity at the Computer History Museum that explores over 2000 years of computing history.
  • Flexible 2-hour event with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, suitable for individuals, teams, or multiple teams.
  • Budget-friendly activity starting from SEK 474 for a group of up to 4 participants, with no hidden fees or unexpected costs.
  • Participants follow clues, solve puzzles, and navigate the museum’s 20 galleries to earn points and discover the fascinating history of computing.
  • The activity includes a clue document, visitor map, and instructions to solve puzzles, immersing participants in the evolution of technology.

Event Details

Computer History Museum Treasure Hunt - Event Details

The Computer History Museum Treasure Hunt is a 2-hour self-facilitated activity that allows visitors to explore the museum’s collection spanning over 2000 years of computing history.

The event’s duration is 2 hours, and participants can reserve their spot now and pay later. Cancellation is free up to 24 hours in advance, making it a flexible option.

Guests can explore the museum’s 20 galleries at their own pace, solving clues that lead them through the exhibits. The activity is great for individuals, teams, or multiple teams looking to add some friendly competition.

The package of clues and simple instructions provided ensures an engaging and informative experience for all.

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Pricing

Computer History Museum Treasure Hunt - Pricing

Prices for the Computer History Museum Treasure Hunt start from SEK 474 per group of up to 4 participants.

This budget-friendly activity is perfect for small teams looking to explore the museum’s rich history and compete in a fun, self-paced challenge.

No need to worry about hidden fees or unexpected costs – the pricing is upfront and transparent, allowing you to plan your visit with confidence.

Whether you’re a computing enthusiast or simply seeking a unique group activity, the treasure hunt offers an engaging and affordable way to explore the world of technology.

Activity Description

Computer History Museum Treasure Hunt - Activity Description

Exploring the history of computing over 2,000 years, participants can play historic video games and add points to their team score during the Computer History Museum Treasure Hunt.

The self-facilitated activity provides a package of clues and simple instructions, allowing guests to solve the clues and explore the museum at their own pace.

Key features of the activity include:

  1. Solving clues efficiently and keeping an eye open to answer the questions.
  2. Following the clues that lead to the museum’s 20 galleries.
  3. Completing the event on their own, as a team, or by forming multiple teams.

With a visitor map available at the museum, the treasure hunt offers a unique and engaging way to discover the fascinating history of computing.

Inclusions

Included in the treasure hunt package are a clue document in PDF format and a visitor map provided at the museum, allowing participants to easily navigate the 20 galleries during their self-guided exploration.

The PDF clues offer simple instructions to help teams efficiently solve puzzles and uncover the museum’s rich history.

With the map in hand, hunters can explore at their own pace, ensuring they don’t miss any of the interactive exhibits or iconic computing artifacts.

These included materials make the treasure hunt a seamless, enjoyable experience, empowering participants to explore the captivating world of computer history and rack up points for their team.

Meeting Point

The treasure hunt begins in the lobby of the Computer History Museum, where participants can purchase admission tickets upon arrival.

From this central meeting point, hunters can then embark on their self-guided exploration, equipped with the provided clue package and visitor map to guide them through the museum’s 20 captivating galleries.

The key elements of the meeting point are:

  1. Lobby of the Computer History Museum
  2. Purchase admission tickets upon arrival
  3. Receive clue package and visitor map to start the treasure hunt

With these resources in hand, participants can dive into the museum’s rich history and solve the engaging clues at their own pace, making the most of this unique and interactive experience.

Exploring the Museum

With the clue package and visitor map in hand, visitors embark on a captivating journey through the museum’s 20 galleries, eager to uncover the secrets of computing history.

They’ll play classic video games, solve clever clues, and rack up points for their team – all while seeing the evolution of technology over the past two millennia.

As they move from one exhibit to the next, they’ll be challenged to think critically, observe closely, and work together to decipher the clues that lead them to the next step in the treasure hunt.

The self-paced nature of the activity allows visitors to explore the museum at their own rhythm, ensuring a truly personalized and engaging experience.

Solving Clues

Clever clues peppered throughout the museum’s galleries challenge visitors to think critically, observe closely, and collaborate with their team to decipher the next step in the treasure hunt.

The treasure hunt prompts participants to:

  1. Scour exhibits for hidden numbers, symbols, or other contextual clues that unlock the meaning of the puzzles.
  2. Communicate findings with team members, as the collective knowledge is often required to solve the more complex riddles.
  3. Apply logical reasoning and creative thinking to connect the dots between the various clues and uncover the hidden path forward.

With a spirit of adventure and a keen eye for detail, adventurers can navigate this self-guided journey, seeing the history of computing while putting their problem-solving skills to the test.

Team Formation

Computer History Museum Treasure Hunt - Team Formation

Participants can choose to embark on the treasure hunt alone or form teams of up to four individuals, allowing them to pool their skills and knowledge to navigate the museum’s galleries more effectively.

Working in a team can foster a sense of camaraderie and make the experience more enjoyable, as players can bounce ideas off one another and divide tasks to cover more ground.

Whether you opt for a solo adventure or a group challenge, the treasure hunt promises an engaging and immersive exploration of the history of computing. The choice is yours – venture forth individually or team up for a collaborative quest through the museum’s captivating exhibits.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can We Take Photos During the Treasure Hunt?

Yes, participants can take photos during the treasure hunt. The activity encourages exploring the museum and solving clues, so capturing moments along the way is allowed and can even help teams keep track of their progress.

Is There a Minimum Age Requirement for Participants?

There is no minimum age requirement for the treasure hunt. Participants of all ages can enjoy exploring the museum and solving clues together. Children must be accompanied by an adult throughout the self-guided experience.

Are There Any Prizes for the Winning Team?

No, there are no prizes for the winning team. The Computer History Museum Treasure Hunt is a self-guided activity focused on exploring the museum’s exhibits and solving clues. It’s designed to be an engaging and educational experience for participants.

Can We Bring Our Own Snacks and Drinks?

Yes, participants are welcome to bring their own snacks and non-alcoholic drinks to enjoy during the treasure hunt. This allows them to refuel and stay energized as they explore the museum and solve the clues at their own pace.

Is There a Dress Code for the Event?

There is no specific dress code for the event. Participants can wear casual, comfortable clothing suitable for exploring the museum at their own pace. The focus is on the treasure hunt activity, not formal attire.

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Recap

The Computer History Museum Treasure Hunt offers a unique and engaging way to explore the evolution of technology.

With interactive galleries, video games, and a treasure trove of artifacts, this self-guided activity promises an immersive experience for computing enthusiasts and groups alike.

Whether you’re seeking an educational outing or a fun team-building exercise, the Treasure Hunt provides a budget-friendly opportunity to explore the rich history of computing.

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