Description
Code Breaker Treasure Hunt: Dublin city clues and code-breaking challenge
Code Breaker Treasure Hunt sends teams through Dublin to solve riddles, complete group tasks and collect a secret code. The challenge ends with a race to unlock the safe, combining city exploration with collaborative problem solving.
How does the Code Breaker Treasure Hunt work?
First, your group meets for a briefing at a bar, restaurant or location of your choice. Alternatively, our team can recommend a starting point.
Next, teams race around Dublin city to solve clues and riddles. Along the way, they complete fun group tasks and collect a secret code. Finally, the first team to open the safe with the correct code claims the prize.
Afterwards, the finale takes place at your chosen or recommended location. As a result, the group has a shared finish after the city challenge.
Zones include and activities included:
- Leinster House Zone
- Dublin Castle Zone
- Temple Bar Zone
- Grafton Street Zone
- O’ Connell Street Zone
- Powerscourt Zone
- Clues Booklet
- Map
- Alphabet Decoder
- Team Photo Challenges
- Group Activity Challenges
What does the event package cover?
- Venue Sourcing
- Event Planning
- 3 hour activity program
- Prize Giving
Which services cost extra?
- Food & beverages cost extra. If you need catering, we can organise it through the chosen venue.
- Transport to and from the venue costs extra. However, we can organise it for you.
- If you need a customised start or finish point, we can develop one at an extra cost.
How can it help your team?
In this way, Code Breaker Treasure Hunt gives colleagues a shared challenge outside work. Through clues and team tasks, the group can practise communication and problem solving. For example, it can form part of a staff day, company event or seasonal party.
Planning your team roles
Because the clues need different approaches, teammates can divide the tasks. For example, one person might read the map while others tackle a riddle or photograph. Meanwhile, the group needs to keep track of its route and collected clues. Therefore, clear communication helps everyone stay involved.
Key Team Benefits:
- Fun group activity
- Communication skills
- Team cohesion
- Time management
- Team dynamics
- Leadership skills
- Shared experience
To start planning, contact Event Square with your group size, date and preferred meeting point. Then, we can discuss the event format and practical details. Compare our corporate treasure hunts in Dublin and Ireland for other locations and event formats.
Frequently asked questions
How does the Code Breaker Treasure Hunt work?
After a briefing, teams race around Dublin city solving clues and riddles, completing group tasks and collecting a secret code. The first team to open the safe with the correct code claims the prize.
How long does it take?
The activity programme runs for approximately three hours, including the briefing and finale.
Where does it start and finish?
The briefing and finale take place at a bar, restaurant or location of your choice, or one our team can recommend. A customised start or finish point can be developed at an extra cost.
Which parts of Dublin does the route cover?
Zones include Leinster House, Dublin Castle, Temple Bar, Grafton Street, O’Connell Street and Powerscourt. Teams receive a clues booklet, map and alphabet decoder, along with team photo and group activity challenges.
What is included, and what costs extra?
Venue sourcing, event planning, the three-hour activity programme and prize giving are included. Food and beverages and transport cost extra, but Event Square can organise them for you.
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