QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Everything you need to know
How does a quest take place?
You'll be greeted by the Guardian of the Worlds, who, after handing you your uniforms, will give you a quest scroll. You'll then have three hours to complete your quest. You'll have to explore the forest in search of clues, solve puzzles, and play games to advance your quest.
Are all quests suitable for children?
All quests are open to children ages 6 and up. Children under 6 can join the family; even if the puzzles are a bit tricky, they'll still find the quest interesting. A treasure hunt is available for children ages 3 to 8.
How should I dress to come and play?
Wear comfortable clothing, medieval or fantasy if you prefer. Ideally, your skin should be covered to avoid scratches.
Whatever happens, you must wear closed shoes (at least sneakers). No one will be allowed to go into the forest wearing open shoes.
Can I eat on site?
You'll have access to a shaded area to sit, enjoy a drink, and/or a bite to eat. You'll have a choice of soft drinks, beers, and medieval wines. You can also enjoy snacks (chips, spreads, etc.) and/or platters (cold meats, cheese, vegetables, etc.).
Are there toilets on site?
Dry toilets are available in case you need to use the toilet urgently. Since the park is located in the middle of the forest, you won't have access to running water. Hand sanitizing facilities are available.
What happens in case of bad weather?
A few drops of rain won't stop you from completing your quest. However, for safety reasons, in the event of thunderstorms or strong winds, the park will be forced to close its gates. Those who have already purchased their tickets may choose to postpone their visit.