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Chase Peter Pan’s shadow through Lyon with a two-hour, family-friendly mobile escape game. Explore Roman streets, traboules and riverfront views while solving playful puzzles suited for kids and adults.
Chase Peter Pan’s shadow through Lyon with a two-hour, family-friendly mobile escape game. Explore Roman streets, traboules and riverfront views while solving playful puzzles suited for kids and adults.
A breeze off the Saône lifts the scent of warm pavement as your group gathers at a Lyon square. Cobbled lanes beckon like pages in a storybook; street corners dare you to look closer. This is a self-guided, mobile-app escape game built for kids and families — a treasure hunt that sends teams chasing Peter Pan’s shadow across the city.
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Operated by Coddy · Lyon, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
A breeze off the Saône lifts the scent of warm pavement as your group gathers at a Lyon square. Cobbled lanes beckon like pages in a storybook; street corners dare you to look closer. This is a self-guided, mobile-app escape game built for kids and families — a treasure hunt that sends teams chasing Peter Pan’s shadow across the city.
The route threads through parts of Lyon with deep roots: Roman Lugdunum’s grid beneath Fourvière, tight medieval streets, and the silk merchants’ alleys where traboules (covered passageways) slip visitors between façades. Geology shapes the run — the twin rivers, Rhône and Saône, carve the city’s spine and offer frequent viewpoints; the rise of Fourvière yields short climbs and panoramas of red-tiled roofs.
Culturally, Lyon is culinary and craft-focused: street food and bouchons sit near historic squares. The game uses local landmarks as puzzle anchors, so players also get a compact cultural primer while they solve clues.
Practical notes: the app provides directions and puzzles for roughly two hours of walking on mostly flat, stroller- and wheelchair-accessible surfaces. Bring a charged phone, comfortable shoes, and a small power bank; the app runs offline in parts but needs occasional network access. Start early to avoid midday crowds, and allow extra time for pauses at viewpoints or cafés. The activity is private and flexible — your game ticket remains valid for years — making it a low-pressure way to explore Lyon with kids and curious adults alike.
The game is designed for about 2 hours of walking and puzzle-solving, but you can take longer if you pause for breaks or visits.
Yes — the route and surfaces are largely wheelchair- and stroller-accessible, though a few narrow streets may require minor detours.
No — it’s self-guided via the mobile app; 24/7 online support is available if you get stuck.
The experience is self-paced and can be paused; the cancellation policy allows a full refund if cancelled at least 24 hours before the start time.
Coddy operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A breeze off the Saône lifts the scent of warm pavement as your group gathers at a Lyon square. Cobbled lanes beckon like pages in a storybook; street corners dare you to look closer. This is a self-guided, mobile-app escape game built for kids and families — a treasure hunt that sends teams chasing Peter Pan’s shadow across the city.
A breeze off the Saône lifts the scent of warm pavement as your group gathers at a Lyon square. Cobbled lanes beckon like pages in a storybook; street corners dare you to look closer. This is a self-guided, mobile-app escape game built for kids and families — a treasure hunt that sends teams chasing Peter Pan’s shadow across the city.
The route threads through parts of Lyon with deep roots: Roman Lugdunum’s grid beneath Fourvière, tight medieval streets, and the silk merchants’ alleys where traboules (covered passageways) slip visitors between façades. Geology shapes the run — the twin rivers, Rhône and Saône, carve the city’s spine and offer frequent viewpoints; the rise of Fourvière yields short climbs and panoramas of red-tiled roofs.
Culturally, Lyon is culinary and craft-focused: street food and bouchons sit near historic squares. The game uses local landmarks as puzzle anchors, so players also get a compact cultural primer while they solve clues.
Practical notes: the app provides directions and puzzles for roughly two hours of walking on mostly flat, stroller- and wheelchair-accessible surfaces. Bring a charged phone, comfortable shoes, and a small power bank; the app runs offline in parts but needs occasional network access. Start early to avoid midday crowds, and allow extra time for pauses at viewpoints or cafés. The activity is private and flexible — your game ticket remains valid for years — making it a low-pressure way to explore Lyon with kids and curious adults alike.