❗The single ticket provides access to the exploration game for only 1 device. If you want to play as a group, we really recommend that each player purchases the game on their own device in order to fully enjoy the experience.❗

Highlights
🔎 Embark on a captivating journey through the hidden gems of Bermondsey and uncover its rich industrial history and hidden treasures
🏭 Discover the secrets of Bermondsey's past as you explore traditional buildings, hidden memorials, and unassuming places that tell the story of this vibrant area
🍻 Explore the area with the highest concentration of microbreweries in London and learn about the local residents who sought shelter during WWII air raids

General Info
📅 Date and time: play any time you want, the game is available 24/7
⏳ Duration: 2h
🌐 Languages: English
🚶🏻 Walking distance: 3 km
📍 Departure point: John Keats and Henry Stephens Blue Plaque, London
👤 Age limits: All ages (kids under 9 y/o should be accompanied by adults)
📱 Please see your Fever ticket and confirmation email for all essential post-purchase information

Description
Uncover the hidden wonders of Bermondsey, an often overlooked neighborhood nestled just beyond the vibrant streets of London Bridge. Follow clues, solve puzzles, and embark on a captivating journey through the area's industrial past and hidden treasures. From traditional buildings and hidden memorials to picturesque social housing estates and bustling microbreweries, each stop on your adventure reveals a new layer of Bermondsey's rich history and vibrant culture. Guided by a mobile app, you'll explore both popular landmarks and hidden gems, learning fascinating stories and uncovering the unique charm of this underrated neighborhood. Don't miss your chance to delve into the nooks and crannies of Bermondsey—get your tickets now for London Bermondsey - Exploration Game!

Storyline: Hey, please don’t delete this message! My name is Ava Bell. I live in London, and last night I went out with some friends for drinks. When I woke up, I found myself inside this room! It’s locked! I got your name and number off a piece of paper posted on the wall. It was written in red ink, circled, with the word “HELP” scratched into the wall. I can’t call you; I can only write to you. I don’t know who you are-but can you help me, please?!