Bunker 24: Step into a 1958 Cold War Training Drill in Moose Jaw

MOOSE JAW GUIDED TOUR FIELD GUIDE

Bunker 24: Step into a 1958 Cold War Training Drill in Moose Jaw

A guided, immersive 50‑minute experience led by Tunnels of Moose Jaw that reenacts Cold War bunker life and period storytelling for visitors of all ages.

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Bunker 24: Step into a 1958 Cold War Training Drill in Moose Jaw.

Duration
About 50 minutes
Location
Moose Jaw
Operator
Tunnels of Moose Jaw
Category
Guided Tour
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Bunker 24 reanimates Canada’s Cold War moment—set in a 1958 bunker program where visitors enlist as new recruits and move through a live, actor‑driven training scenario that explores postwar and Cold War history.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE STORY

Immersive, period-driven narrative

The program drops you into 1958 with a scripted training storyline that frames Canada’s postwar and Cold War tensions; live character actors lead the drama and drive historical context throughout the experience.

THE SETTING

Atmospheric 1950s bunker environment

The experience recreates bunker life from the period, using set dressing and effects to evoke the look and feel of Cold War civil‑defense spaces as you progress through the program.

THE SENSORY MOMENT

Surprises, effects and theatrical suspense

The tour layers surprises and effects into the storyline to heighten suspense and engagement, amplifying the emotional stakes of the Cold War scenario.

What the day feels like

What it feels like

Over roughly 50 minutes you check in at the operator, assume the role of a new recruit, and move through a scripted training program that blends live acting, period detail and interpretive storytelling to illuminate Canada’s role during World War II and the Cold War.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this experience suits — and who should take care.

1
History buffsIdeal for visitors interested in Cold War and postwar Canadian history; the program’s period storytelling and actor‑led scenes deliver historical context in a theatrical format.
2
Families with older childrenSuitable for family groups and all ages as noted by the operator, provided younger members are comfortable with confined spaces and theatrical effects.
3
Visitors with mobility or spatial concernsNot ideal for those who cannot manage confined spaces; the tour includes several enclosed areas and may be physically limiting for some visitors.
4
Photography-dependent visitorsNot a match—photography is prohibited on the tour, so those seeking photo opportunities should plan accordingly.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

The program runs about 50 minutes from start to finish; allow additional time to arrive and check in at the meeting point.

Meeting place

Check in at Tunnels of Moose Jaw at 18 Main St. North, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan prior to the tour start.

What to bring

Bring only what you need—note that photography is not allowed and only service animals are permitted in tour spaces; plan for enclosed spaces.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the Bunker 24 program?

The tour lasts about 50 minutes.

Where do I meet for the tour?

The meeting location is 18 Main St. North, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan.

Can I take photos during the tour?

No—photography is not allowed during the tour.

Are service animals allowed?

Only service animals are permitted in tour spaces.

Are there confined spaces on the tour?

Yes—the tour includes a number of confined spaces that may not be suitable for all visitors.

What historical periods does the program cover?

The program tells the story of Canada’s growth through World War II and the Cold War, framed as a 1958 recruit training program.