Play detective in Whistler Village: a pop-up murder mystery dinner that pairs puzzle-driven evidence work with a hyper-local Stock Board and a house drink. Expect 90 minutes of clue-solving inside a 2½-hour immersive evening.
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You step into a hotel lobby in Whistler Village and find two suitcases on a table — evidence waiting for accusation. The room tightens into a circle of strangers-turned-detectives, staff pour a local house beer or wine, and the clock begins: 90 minutes to interrogate clues, complete challenges and score points toward a Private Investigator League certificate.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; mostly standing and light movement indoors
Wildlife
History
Whistler rose from Indigenous land used by Squamish and Lil'wat peoples to a 20th‑century ski town amplified by the 2010 Winter Olympics, shaping its hospitality and cuisine.
Conservation
Support local businesses and dispose of food waste responsibly; be mindful of wildlife by not leaving food unattended and following local guidelines.
Reserve your spot on the A Murder Mystery Dining Experience with Escape Game Puzzles today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring your mobile ticket
This experience accepts mobile tickets only; have the booking confirmation ready on your phone for check-in.
Arrive 10–15 minutes early
Hosts start on a schedule — arriving early gives time to order your included drink and get oriented with the evidence stations.
Share the Stock Board
Food is intended to be shared (minimum two people) — coordinate dietary needs when booking to ensure options work for your party.
Accessibility is good but notify needs
The venue is wheelchair accessible; flag any mobility or sensory requirements when booking so staff can accommodate you.
Mobile phone with booking
Required for ticket entry and for taking photos of clues or your certificate.
Comfortable shoes
You’ll stand and move between evidence stations; wear supportive shoes for a 2–3 hour event.
Light jacket or layer
Whistler evenings can be cool — a layer is useful before or after the event in colder months.
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Notebook and pen
Useful for tracking clues and sharing notes with teammates during the puzzle portion.