Race for the Tortoise: Academy of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia

Step into the halls of one of America’s oldest natural history museums, where ancient bones, glittering gems, and mysterious specimens hide more than just knowledge—they hide secrets. Your challenge? Find them all before your friends do! Follow curious clues, solve clever puzzles, and race through exhibits in a fast-paced, real-world adventure. But there’s a twist: the game ends at the hidden bronze tortoise… and no one knows where it is. This quest is perfect for curious minds and competitive spirits—whether you're a family, a group of friends, or a solo explorer on a mission. Discover Philadelphia’s wildest secrets—one clue at a time! Admission: Adults 13-64: $27 ($25 online) Children 2-12: $23 ($21 online) Children under 2, members, Drexel DragonCard Holders: free Seniors 65+: $24 ($22 online) Military, students with ID: $24 ($22 online)

View plants & animals from the ancient past to the recent past to the present, and that's just the stuff on display! This museum holds the first dinosaur that was ever on display in the US! This museum is primarily geared towards older kids, so parents with children under the age of five, the Academy probably won't be for you.

Start: The Academy of Natural Sciences. Finish: Third Floor Dioramas. 15 challenges included.