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Location: Houston
What's Included
- Full availability: Every day of the year.
- Safety: It’s self-guided, open air and you will avoid crowds.
- Access to Oz Wicked Glitch in Houston game in the Questo app
- Flexibility: start, take a break and continue at your own pace.
- 24/7 customer care.
Community Discussion
Q&A
A: This experience is generally great for kids aged 10 and up, as the puzzles can be a bit challenging for younger ones. However, younger kids can still enjoy it if they have adult supervision to help with the riddles. It's perfect for family outings since you can adjust the pace and provide hints if needed!
A: Since this is an outdoor experience, rain can definitely put a damper on things. However, because it’s self-guided, you can easily reschedule to a nicer day. Just check the forecast and plan accordingly! The puzzles are more fun when you're not dodging raindrops!
A: Parking varies by location since you'll be moving around Houston. Most popular spots have street parking or nearby garages, but I'd recommend checking the specific areas on the Questo app before you start. Just be prepared for some walking, especially if you decide to park a bit further away from the starting point!
Discussions
Just did the Wicked Glitch of Oz — and it was a blast!
I recently took my partner on this self-guided adventure in Houston and it was honestly so much fun! We loved solving the puzzles and discovering hidden spots around the city. The app was super easy to use, and we took breaks at different locations to grab snacks. Perfect date idea! I'd recommend wearing comfy shoes since we walked quite a bit.
Thinking of gifting the Wicked Glitch of Oz experience!
I'm considering this for my friend's birthday. They love puzzles and exploring, but I’m a bit worried about the logistics. How long does this usually take? And is it really suitable for a group of friends?