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Walk or drive through Orlando in a self-guided audio murder mystery that turns city streets into a chain of clues. Choose walking or driving maps, play solo or in teams, and solve the case at your own pace.
Walk or drive through Orlando in a self-guided audio murder mystery that turns city streets into a chain of clues. Choose walking or driving maps, play solo or in teams, and solve the case at your own pace.
You step onto a shaded sidewalk as a gravelly voice instructs, and downtown Orlando folds around you — glass and brick, traffic light rhythms, the citrus-sweet air of a city that never quite sleeps. The audio guide lays out a crime scene, ten stops on a map, and a chain of clues that push you deeper into alleys, plazas, and the quieter avenues of Winter Park if you choose the driving route.
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Operated by Hearo · Orlando, Florida
You step onto a shaded sidewalk as a gravelly voice instructs, and downtown Orlando folds around you — glass and brick, traffic light rhythms, the citrus-sweet air of a city that never quite sleeps. The audio guide lays out a crime scene, ten stops on a map, and a chain of clues that push you deeper into alleys, plazas, and the quieter avenues of Winter Park if you choose the driving route.
Orlando's streets are modern but layered: 19th- and 20th-century development meets rapid-rise hospitality, and the experience threads through civic squares and commercial corridors shaped by citrus trade and post-war growth. Geology here is flat limestone and sandy soils; drainage canals and lakes frame the urban grid rather than dramatic ridgelines. Local culture leans theatrical — expect polished voice acting and character-driven storytelling reflecting the city's entertainment savvy.
Practically, the game runs about 2.5 hours but is modular — pause between scenes, swap between walking and driving versions, and up the challenge on Hard Mode. You need a charged smartphone, headphones, and basic urban navigation; the app provides live GPS and turn-by-turn guidance. The experience evaluates your deductions with an on-board scoring system, so bring a partner or split into teams for friendly rivalry.
Timing matters: mornings and early evenings are best for walking to avoid heat and traffic. Keep earbuds ready and respect private property and traffic laws while you chase leads. Whether you're a solo sleuth or a group of mystery fans, the format turns Orlando's familiar streets into a field of evidence and decision-making — a practical, playful way to explore the city with a detective's focus.
easy.
2–3 hours.
Light urban activity; suitable for most people who can walk short distances and stand periodically.
Yes — there is a Driving Map designed for listening from your vehicle; one ticket can serve an entire car for the driving version.
The full experience is about 150 minutes, but you can pause and resume — most groups finish in 2–3 hours depending on pace and breaks.
The audio contains mature content and profanity; organizers note it may not be appropriate for all ages, so use discretion.
The operator provides customer service; troubleshooting steps are in your confirmation email and phone support is available for app issues.
Orlando grew from citrus ranches and a late-19th-century railroad hub into a service and tourism center; the city's downtown architecture mixes early commercial buildings with modern redevelopment.
Urban green spaces and lake health are managed locally; avoid littering, respect habitat near lakes, and keep to public walkways to reduce erosion.
Hearo operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step onto a shaded sidewalk as a gravelly voice instructs, and downtown Orlando folds around you — glass and brick, traffic light rhythms, the citrus-sweet air of a city that never quite sleeps. The audio guide lays out a crime scene, ten stops on a map, and a chain of clues that push you deeper into alleys, plazas, and the quieter avenues of Winter Park if you choose the driving route.
You step onto a shaded sidewalk as a gravelly voice instructs, and downtown Orlando folds around you — glass and brick, traffic light rhythms, the citrus-sweet air of a city that never quite sleeps. The audio guide lays out a crime scene, ten stops on a map, and a chain of clues that push you deeper into alleys, plazas, and the quieter avenues of Winter Park if you choose the driving route.
Orlando's streets are modern but layered: 19th- and 20th-century development meets rapid-rise hospitality, and the experience threads through civic squares and commercial corridors shaped by citrus trade and post-war growth. Geology here is flat limestone and sandy soils; drainage canals and lakes frame the urban grid rather than dramatic ridgelines. Local culture leans theatrical — expect polished voice acting and character-driven storytelling reflecting the city's entertainment savvy.
Practically, the game runs about 2.5 hours but is modular — pause between scenes, swap between walking and driving versions, and up the challenge on Hard Mode. You need a charged smartphone, headphones, and basic urban navigation; the app provides live GPS and turn-by-turn guidance. The experience evaluates your deductions with an on-board scoring system, so bring a partner or split into teams for friendly rivalry.
Timing matters: mornings and early evenings are best for walking to avoid heat and traffic. Keep earbuds ready and respect private property and traffic laws while you chase leads. Whether you're a solo sleuth or a group of mystery fans, the format turns Orlando's familiar streets into a field of evidence and decision-making — a practical, playful way to explore the city with a detective's focus.