Escape game fluviale "Mais où est passée la Maine ?"

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Escape Game

11 rue Larrey, 49000 Angers

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Two sightseeing boats are available, each accommodating four people, to explore the major historical sites of Angers through an escape game. The ultimate goal of this escape game is to complete the round-trip route between the pontoon (CHU) and Quai Tabarly in the shortest possible time, with a maximum duration of 1 hour and 30 minutes. The concept: visit each of the locations to solve puzzles about the history of the city of Angers. Each correct answer earns a one-minute bonus to be deducted from your total time between departure from the pontoon and return. The activity also offers a pleasant time on the Maine River, allowing you to discover the city from the water from a different perspective while rowing in canoes. The boats are very stable and comfortable, allowing everyone to participate safely with friends or family. Knowing how to swim is required; however, life jackets are provided for non-swimmers and children in particular. This activity is reserved for adults only.