Adventure Lab indoors.

[+low1]

Hi I recently saw a facebook post about doing an inside Adventure Lab. I thought I had asked the question - how do we create 1 of these? I have requested another adventure lab to create please. Thought if I am granted 1, I would like to do 1 indoors. Thank you low1

[+Mausebiber]

Here is an example one an indoor LAB in a sports store:

 

Stage 2:

This location is where you find the multitools on the ground floor. Now there's a challenge: Use a multitool to undo each screw. Screws out, Read code, Screws back in. Might take some time...   What word lies beneath the screws?

 

Stage 3:

You can find this beauty with the flashlights on the ground floor. The box hides a little secret that a flashlight might help to reveal. Place the light right and it will show you which word is the solution. Which word does the light reveal?

 

....

Stage 5:

This box is located with the books on the second floor. Open it and find a helpful little green bear. Place him where he will fit to see 3 different numbers in his belly. If you add them together, thats the solution to this stage. WATCH OUT: The bear can be placed upside down or turned around any which way.  What is the sum of the three numbers you found?

 

and so on.

[Keystone]

13 minutes ago, Mausebiber said:

Here is an example one

 

It sounds like this example involves locating objects placed by the creator of the Adventure.  Is that right?  If so, it's not a good example.

[+GerandKat]

16 minutes ago, Mausebiber said:

Here is an example one an indoor LAB in a sports store:

 

That ALC was most likely part of a paid promotion ALC , so please keep in mind, that regular ALC can't use physical waypoints.

[+baer2006]

I have an AL, where 4 of 5 locations are inside a museum. The museum is free of charge (so no problem with the "no fees" guideline), has free WiFi, and a relatively large geofence makes sure you are inside the radius of each location even without precise GPS navigation.

[+Mausebiber]

5 hours ago, Keystone said:

It sounds like this example involves locating objects placed by the creator of the Adventure.  Is that right?  If so, it's not a good example.

Yes, you are right, it's not a good example.

[+Max and 99]

Here's the recent blog post on Indoor Adventures:

 

Indoor Adventures

[+JL_HSTRE]

On 3/14/2023 at 7:33 AM, Mausebiber said:

Stage 2:

This location is where you find the multitools on the ground floor. Now there's a challenge: Use a multitool to undo each screw. Screws out, Read code, Screws back in. Might take some time...   What word lies beneath the screws?

 

Seems like a bad idea.

[+HHL]

On 3/14/2023 at 12:48 PM, Keystone said:

It sounds like this example involves locating objects placed by the creator of the Adventure.  Is that right?  If so, it's not a good example.

The mentioned AdventureLab is a featuredAdLab with HQ's permission using physical stages.

Hans