FLASH SALE!

FLASH SALE!

We’ve put our mini events on sale again for $50! The mini event is good for up to 25 people with unlimited clues!

For the first time ever we’re also putting our regular events on sale for $100. The regular Eventzee event is good for up to 100 people, which is just a dollar per person!

To sweeten the pot, people who sign up and pay for a regular Eventzee hunt by the end of the day will get custom artwork! Our artist may not sleep much the next few weeks, but this is a one time offer! 

Take advantage of this deal TODAY by reaching out to eventzee@munzee.com with “March Sale” in the subject line. 

To learn more about what’s included in our packages check out www.EventzeeApp.com/Pricing.
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Weekend Warriors: Week 53 Public Photo Hunt Clues

Weekend Warriors: Week 53 Public Photo Hunt Clues

Scan this code with the Eventzee app to join!

Scan this code with the Eventzee app to join!

Another Weekend Warriors free photo scavenger hunt has started! 15 clues will be live until the hunt ends on Sunday at 3 PM CST. Your photo will be either approved or rejected by our admin staff. Be sure to check the cumulative leaderboard so you can see how well you’re doing and remember that tiebreakers are based on the amount of time it takes your to finish all the clues!

We just released the new Clockstoppers line of badges as well as an extension of the Pioneers of Gold andPhotographer lines, so be sure you plan out your submissions! The more photos you submit, the more badges you’ll earn for a variety of achievements. To see the Eventzee Badge List CLICK HERE.

To see if your photos have been added to the gallery visit www.eventzeeapp.com/gallery. Let the hunt begin!

  • #ThrowBackThursday – Share a past pic wearing sunglasses.
  • April Showers – Creatively represent the saying “April showers bring May flowers.”
  • Cookie Constructor – Take a photo of a unique cookie cutter.
  • Filtered – Get creative and make a photo filter in real life. Do not use your phone’s filters.
  • I <3 The 80s – Dust off the cassette players and neon short shorts. Creatively represent the 80s decade.
  • I Spy- Q – Find the letter “Q” formed in architecture, nature, etc.
  • Jokes On You – Creatively represent a a prank you would pull on April Fools Day
  • LIVE MUSIC – Find a flyer or sign advertising a band or musician.
  • Landscaping – Take a photo doing yard work.
  • Open Mic Night – Take a photo singing into a microphone. Must be an actual microphone.
  • Prickly Pear – Take a photo of a cactus. No cacti near you? Get creative!
  • Riddle Me This – Take a photo of the answer to this riddle: “Tear one off and scratch my head what was red is black instead.”
  • Righteous Rivals – Bugs and Daffy. Pepsi and Coke. Just to name a couple. Creatively represent a well known rivalry.
  • Spring Cleaning – Take a photo cleaning something.
  • Target Practice – Take a photo of of a bullseye or dartboard.
Eventzee Exposure: T6 Conference

Eventzee Exposure: T6 Conference

In “Eventzee Exposure” we look at testimonials from happy clients who have hosted their own Scavenger Hunts. Our users’ experience is very important to us, so when things go off without a hitch we want to cheer about it. If you’d be interested in sharing your Eventzee experience please reach out to eventzee@munzee.com.

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Event: T6 Conference

Event Breakdown:

For the past few years, the North Coastal Consortium for Special Education has sponsored a free 2-day Summer Institute called Totally Terrific Teaching Techniques & Technology Tools (T6).  They reached out to Eventzee with the hopes of attracting more participants as well as to increase the level of participation through use of mobile tech. Using strategically played QR code clues, the event drove player traffic to various areas of the conference and encouraged interaction.

Testimonial:

“It was a total success! The scavenger hunt coupled with the chance to win prizes created an enjoyable experience for our participants.  They had a wonderful time and enjoyed using the leaderboard feature so that they could see where they stood at any time.  The way that the Eventzee admin portal is set up, made it really easy for the facilitators.  We were able to turn the game on/off at any time so that the participants would make it to their sessions on time.

Being that this was a technology conference, we got a little creative on how to share the instructions for the scavenger hunt. Check it out!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZY0wq56T0k8&feature=youtu.be”

– Denise Hernandez, Assistive Technology Program Specialist
North Coastal Consortium for Special Education (NCCSE)

QR Code Clue Description Examples:

  • You may need a magnifying lens to find me on the back of a T6 helper’s shirt.
  • I’m in the middle of two flights.
  • Take a trip to the second floor, look for a “Strategic Plan”.
  • Thanks, I will take your paper or plastic please.
  • I saw the sign…I opened up my eyes and saw the sign….outside a classroom
  • Well… I’m in the hall, I’m about 4 feet tall, I have 3 sides, and I provide information!

To learn more about NCCSE check out http://nccse.org/.

Now that you have some ideas about how to start your Eventzee scavenger hunt, go out and make it happen! If you’re interested in hosting an Eventzee event, sponsoring an official Eventzee photo hunt or just curious about what we can do reach out to us at eventzee@munzee.com.

Weekend Warriors: Week 53 Public Photo Hunt Clues

Weekend Warriors: Week 52 Public Photo Hunt Clues

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Scan this code with the Eventzee app to join!

Another Weekend Warriors free photo scavenger hunt has started! 15 clues will be live until the hunt ends on Sunday at 3 PM CST. Your photo will be either approved or rejected by our admin staff. Be sure to check the cumulative leaderboard so you can see how well you’re doing and remember that tiebreakers are based on the amount of time it takes your to finish all the clues!

We just released the new Clockstoppers line of badges as well as an extension of the Pioneers of Gold and Photographer lines, so be sure you plan out your submissions! The more photos you submit, the more badges you’ll earn for a variety of achievements. To see the Eventzee Badge List CLICK HERE.

To see if your photos have been added to the gallery visit www.eventzeeapp.com/gallery. Let the hunt begin!

  • #ThrowbackThursday – Share a past pic in a swimsuit.
  • All Equinoxes are Not Created Equal – The Spring Equinox was March 20th, so creatively represent the astronomical event.
  • Beautiful Bonnet – Get creative and make and model a spring-themed bonnet
  • Caped Crusader or Dark Knight? – This week is the release of a movie depicting a battle between two pop culture icons. Choose your side and creatively represent your choice.
  • Cellular City – Take a photo of your cellphone provider’s storefront.
  • Crop Top – Take a photo of a newly harvested or planted crop.
  • Eggscellent – Take a photo of a multicolored egg
  • Fly The Coop – Take a photo of two different chicken based foods.
  • Food Pyramid – Make a pyramid out of the 6 food groups. Each group must be represented.
  • I Spy-P – Find the letter “P” formed in architecture, nature, etc.’
  • National Puppy Day – Wednesday was National Puppy Day but every day is a good day to cuddle a puppy. Take a photo of a young dog.
  • Pool Party – Take a photo of a billiards/pool table.
  • Seeing Double – Find someone wearing the same colored shirt as you.
  • Spring Broke – Prepare for vacation and take a photo of an airport or bus sign.
  • Tracker – Find or create a unique foot (or hoof) print in the ground.
Themed Hunts and Clue Creations

Themed Hunts and Clue Creations

Scavenger hunts have always been a fun way to interact with others and support camaraderie, but we’ve moved past the limitations of pen and paper. Eventzee takes scavenger hunts to a whole new level by supporting worldwide events and new ways to interact with players. While Eventzee makes it easy to host your own scavenger hunt, it’s up to YOU to make it memorable. So if you’re considering putting on your own, here’s a few tips to get you started.

Themes can be a good way to make your Eventzee scavenger hunt more cohesive and unified for those involved. By creating clues around a common theme or subject you can encourage relevant creativity and also help your event stand out as a learning device.

Coming Up With A Theme
Themes can stem from anything involving your event or get-together. If you’re running an event for a special occasion such as a birthday party, baby shower, etc., your clues can take on those themes to encourage excitement and celebration. Hosting a birthday party for a friend? Make clues that represent your friends’ interests. Use a scavenger hunt for a wedding by hiding significant items that represent the happy couple.

If you’re running a more general event that isn’t tied directly to a specific theme, you can choose a more standard idea. Themes such as “Colors”, “Household Items”, or “Around Town” can be fun for pretty much anyone, anywhere, any time of year.

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With all Scavenger Hunt clues you want to make sure they are fun and engaging, while not being too specific and difficult to find. This is especially true for themed hunts as you want to maintain the goal of the theme along without becoming too abstract. When coming up with themed clues we suggest creating a web chart to help brainstorm ideas. This way you can start with your theme and expand upon ideas easily.

It’s also important to take into account that all the ideas you come up with have to be attainable in the real world as well. Since players will have to take photos of the clues in real life it has to be a somewhat attainable clue.

Examples
Here at Eventzee we encourage creativity and our awesome clients have hosted a number of themed Scavenger Hunts.

  • From “12 Days of Christmas” to “Pre-Paddy’s Day”, holidays make great themes for Scavenger Hunts.
  • We’ve seen teachers use literary themes like a “Hobbit Hunt” to encourage engagement in a classroom reader and “Pi Day” is always a big hit with math instructors.
  • One man based a scavenger hunt around his parent’s 45th Wedding Anniversary,

Now that you have some ideas about how to start your Eventzee scavenger hunt, go out and make it happen! If you’re interested in hosting an Eventzee event, sponsoring an official Eventzee photo hunt or just curious about what we can do, check out www.eventzeeapp.com.