Murder Party Crime Scene for Companies

Budget from €35 to €86 excl. VAT per person in the Île-de-France region, with a minimum charge of €2,590 excl. VAT for twenty-one to sixty participants. The price per person decreases automatically: €86 for thirty people, €43 for sixty.

A second tier applies beyond that: €3,190 excl. VAT for up to ninety participants, which is €35 per person. The published price list ends here; for over ninety people, the price is provided upon quote.

Outside the Île-de-France region, the Crime Scene murder party is priced upon quote: no automatic rates are published for other regions. This includes actors, hosts, the crime scene, and investigation materials. Calculate your exact price based on your group size and location.

The Crime Scene relies on a total surprise effect: all participants must be gathered in the same room without knowing an activity is planned. This makes it ideal for evenings and highlight moments, rather than scheduled slots in the programme.

It works very well as a closing activity for a seminar or a team evening, where the shift from a regular meeting to a crime scene creates an immediate shared memory.

For a corporate event, plan the setup in advance and keep it a secret from attendees: the format loses half its impact if the information leaks.

You need a main room large enough to gather everyone and set up the crime scene, with space allowing everyone to consult the clues. The format can be played indoors or outdoors, provided the area is defined and secure.

The main challenge is not technical but organisational: participants must be gathered without suspecting the activity, otherwise the opening 'happening' falls flat.

The flow includes the happening and team allocation, crime scene exploration, technical clue analysis and interrogations, followed by the final ranking. Allow 1h30 to 2h30, with one host per twenty participants. For a similar concept in a 1900s setting, the Vintage Murder Party offers three period scenarios.

From 20 to 200 participants, in teams of 7 to 9 people, with rotation between clue stations to avoid queues. A point to consider: the pricing scale stops at ninety, and quotes are required beyond that.

The plot is designed to be accessible while still engaging logic, calculation, and observation. Therefore, every team member can contribute, reducing the risk of two people solving the mystery while others watch.

The format is suitable for groups ready to engage in role-playing, interrogations, and acting. For a corporate seminar, it works best at the end of the day rather than between work sessions. Many companies hesitate between this and Escape Game – Cybersecurity.