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A two-hour, smartphone-driven urban pursuit through central Leeds that splits groups into criminals and police. Expect tactical navigation, hidden safes, and a fast-paced test of wits across Victorian streets and modern plazas.
A two-hour, smartphone-driven urban pursuit through central Leeds that splits groups into criminals and police. Expect tactical navigation, hidden safes, and a fast-paced test of wits across Victorian streets and modern plazas.
You step out onto Briggate as a timer starts and the city rearranges itself into playground and puzzle. Streets pulse with commuter rhythm; alleyways and plazas become cover points. One team slips into a market archway to decode a safe’s code while another scans the skyline for movement — the River Aire and Victorian facades watch the chase unfold.
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Operated by Qula · Leeds, West Yorkshire
You step out onto Briggate as a timer starts and the city rearranges itself into playground and puzzle. Streets pulse with commuter rhythm; alleyways and plazas become cover points. One team slips into a market archway to decode a safe’s code while another scans the skyline for movement — the River Aire and Victorian facades watch the chase unfold.
Leeds’ streets carry carved history: once a textile powerhouse, its wool and industrial era left a dense urban fabric of canals, mills, and terraces that now stage modern games. Underfoot the geology shifts from river alluvium by the Aire to the gritstone remnants that shaped nearby hills; these features define sightlines and escape routes in a city-level pursuit. Culturally, Leeds balances student energy, northern grit, and theatrical flair — expect quick thinking and local banter.
The Hunt is a structured, smartphone-driven pursuit: groups split into criminals and police, criminals hunt mobile clues and unlock safes while police get periodic location updates to intercept. It’s tactical urban navigation more than sprinting — agility, crowd awareness, and strategy matter.
Practical guidance: bring a fully charged smartphone, wear comfortable footwear for two hours of mixed pavement, and plan meeting points in advance. Use off-peak times to avoid heavy crowds and respect private property and traffic. Teams should brief accessibility needs beforehand; the route runs through busy pedestrian zones with steps and occasional cobbles.
Expect thrills, quick decision-making, and a sharper sense of Leeds’ city center by the time the timer stops.
No — basic map sense helps, but clues guide play; local familiarity can help with shortcuts and landmarks.
The activity is designed for private group bookings; teams are divided into criminals and police — check the operator for maximum group sizes.
Parts of the city route include stairs and cobbles; contact the operator ahead to discuss accessibility and route adjustments.
The game runs in most weather; dress appropriately. Check cancellation policy — refunds require 24+ hour notice.
Qula operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step out onto Briggate as a timer starts and the city rearranges itself into playground and puzzle. Streets pulse with commuter rhythm; alleyways and plazas become cover points. One team slips into a market archway to decode a safe’s code while another scans the skyline for movement — the River Aire and Victorian facades watch the chase unfold.
You step out onto Briggate as a timer starts and the city rearranges itself into playground and puzzle. Streets pulse with commuter rhythm; alleyways and plazas become cover points. One team slips into a market archway to decode a safe’s code while another scans the skyline for movement — the River Aire and Victorian facades watch the chase unfold.
Leeds’ streets carry carved history: once a textile powerhouse, its wool and industrial era left a dense urban fabric of canals, mills, and terraces that now stage modern games. Underfoot the geology shifts from river alluvium by the Aire to the gritstone remnants that shaped nearby hills; these features define sightlines and escape routes in a city-level pursuit. Culturally, Leeds balances student energy, northern grit, and theatrical flair — expect quick thinking and local banter.
The Hunt is a structured, smartphone-driven pursuit: groups split into criminals and police, criminals hunt mobile clues and unlock safes while police get periodic location updates to intercept. It’s tactical urban navigation more than sprinting — agility, crowd awareness, and strategy matter.
Practical guidance: bring a fully charged smartphone, wear comfortable footwear for two hours of mixed pavement, and plan meeting points in advance. Use off-peak times to avoid heavy crowds and respect private property and traffic. Teams should brief accessibility needs beforehand; the route runs through busy pedestrian zones with steps and occasional cobbles.
Expect thrills, quick decision-making, and a sharper sense of Leeds’ city center by the time the timer stops.