You’re piecing together the disappearance or death of Bella Wanderlust. As detective, you’ll track clues around historic blocks, examine conflicting alibis, and unmask what shadowy truth lies behind the story.

The route leads through downtown, including the Exchange District’s heritage buildings, possibly along the Forks, over Esplanade Riel, and past busy plazas and quiet alleys tied to clues. Landmarks will link directly to suspect sightings and evidence.

Both. The suspects aren’t live characters, but you’ll see virtual statements, testimony, and clues tied to places or objects. You piece together motive, opportunity, and the hidden lies between them.

It’s more suspense than spook. Think noir detective vibes, with tension, dark corners, and suspenseful reveals—not gore. Works well for anyone who enjoys a ghost story, but smarter.

Yes. Downtown lights, heritage façades, moody shadows, and shared detective work make this more exciting than a typical night out. Solve clues together, laugh over wrong guesses, then maybe wrap up with drinks near The Forks.

Definitely. Teens who like puzzles, mystery stories, or detective shows will enjoy spotting evidence and figuring out whodunnit. The walk is manageable; pauses for snacks or photos help keep momentum.