SWANSEA CITY TOUR FIELD GUIDE
Save the Groom — a 90‑minute city‑wide detective chase through Swansea
A city‑wide, outdoor interactive detective game played on smartphones; this guide explains what to expect and how to prepare for the timed team challenge.
Save the Groom — a 90‑minute city‑wide detective chase through Swansea.
In Swansea streets become a live crime scene: teams use smartphones to track suspects, solve riddles and crack codes in a 90‑minute race to 'Save the Groom.' The game is played outdoors across the city and is designed around collaborative problem solving and fast on‑your‑feet decision making.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
City‑wide detective hunt
CSI Save the Groom is an outdoor, city‑wide interactive detective game played on smartphones where teams track down suspects and work through puzzles to crack the case.
Riddles, codes and a ticking clock
Teams decipher riddles and crack codes in a timed format that rewards quick thinking and collaboration as you race to free the groom before time runs out.
A team event for celebrations and groups
Designed for teams, the event is popular as a hen‑party activity and a social challenge suitable for a wide range of participants.
What the day feels like
What it feels like
Expect fast‑paced urban exploration: small teams consult their phones, move between checkpoints across Swansea, interrogate clues and solve sequential puzzles. The flow is driven by location‑based tasks and codebreaking that escalate toward a final challenge to 'save' the groom.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this works best for.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The activity runs 90 minutes. Price is £12 per person.
A smartphone is required—the game is played on participants' phones.
This is a city‑wide, outdoor interactive detective game in Swansea; teams move around the city to find suspects and solve the crime.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long does Save the Groom last?
The event runs for 90 minutes.
How much does it cost?
The price is £12 per person.
What do participants need to bring?
A smartphone — the game is played on phones.
Is the activity suitable for children or older participants?
The event is described as suitable for all ages.
What do teams do during the game?
Teams use smartphones to track down suspects, solve riddles and crack codes in a race against time to save the groom.