The RV community is the clearest audience for a hunt that isn’t tied to one hometown. A new town every week. You want a guide when you arrive, and you talk to each other, which is how a list travels.
Monthly is the plan that matches that. Eight custom hunts a month, four teams each, no event tools. Eight single hunts would be $80. The month is $15. It is for people who will actually use more than one.
What an arrival hour looks like
Item 1 is always the sign, so the recap knows where you were. Then a thing you would have walked past. Then a person, if your group is up for it. Then food, or the window of the place that has food. Twenty lines is 20 to 30 minutes. You can be back for dinner.
Lake Sumter Landing and Spanish Springs are written samplers for The Villages, which comes up whenever this audience comes up. Flagstaff downtown is the shape of a walking hour in a town you don’t live in: Route 66, a neon sign, the mountains from a corner.
Anywhere lists cover the generic versions: small town, campground, road trip, downtown. The thrift store, the downtown architecture walk, and the stadium list are written. Most of the others are still sketches, and the pages say so.
If you are the one who plans the week, the waitlist is the door. The first 1,000 people get a free custom hunt when play opens, which is a better test of a new town than another brochure.