Murder Party Vintage for Companies

Budget from €35 to €86 excl. VAT per person in Île-de-France, with a minimum charge of €2,590 excl. VAT for twenty-one to sixty participants. The price per person decreases accordingly: €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 grid ends here; beyond ninety people, the rate is provided on quote.

Outside Île-de-France, the Vintage Murder Party is quoted on request: no automatic pricing is published for other regions. This includes costumed actors, sets, period props, and setup. Calculate your exact price based on your group size and location.

The Vintage version is the one that truly transforms the venue: 1900s costumes, props, and actors turn the room into a period setting, whereas other investigation formats remain visually neutral.

This is why it's often chosen for gala evenings, company anniversaries, and end-of-year dinners, where the entertainment also serves as decoration.

Participants are not required to dress up, but they can if they wish; the actors' costumes are sufficient to set the mood. For a corporate event that includes a cocktail reception and dinner, the investigation can fill the gap between activities without requiring guests to remain seated.

Our teams arrive 1 hour 30 minutes before the start to transform your space into a retro crime scene. The format can be played indoors or outdoors, provided the area is defined.

Three plots are available: Cursed Wedding, Diamond Theft, and Painting Theft, the disappearance of a painting in Giverny in 1958 or the Countess of Brevannes' diamonds at the Ritz in 1907. You decide in advance.

The flow moves from an immersive briefing to exploring retro clues, then analysing motives and interrogating costumed suspects, before the final ranking. Allow 1 hour 30 minutes to 2 hours 30 minutes. For a contemporary investigation starting with a surprise effect, Murder Party Coup de Fil begins with a scene played during a meeting.

From 20 to 200 participants, in teams of 7 to 9 people. Consider the budget: the price grid stops at 90 participants, and quotes are provided for larger groups.

No prerequisites, and no obligation to play a role: participants are investigators, not characters. Immersion relies on the sets and actors, not on a performance demanded from the group.

The plot is pre-written to ensure narrative coherence, but the initial briefing can incorporate elements specific to your company. For a corporate seminar, this format is best suited for an evening rather than a working day. In the same category, Escape Game – Project Undercover meets a similar need.