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Sensology

4.9 (321 reviews)
Closed 10:00 am - 11:00 pm
Updated 1 month ago

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What is the ideal number of participants? If I had a group of 8 would it be better to do 1 session together or 2 groups of 4 people?

Sensology is a game-show-style sensory challenge where your team of 2–12 players competes in five exciting mini-games, each based on one of the five senses: smell, sight, taste, touch, and hearing. The team will be split into blue and red groups,… 

What are your hours? Do you need a reservation?

We’re open every day from 10am to 11:30pm, with the last game starting at 10:45pm. While Sensology is reservation-based, we’re always happy to accommodate walk-ins when possible!

I'm really not understanding what this is, I get using one, sense, but the description isn't making it clear. Anyone?

Its a 90 minute experience where you test each of your 5 senses in a fun and interactive way with a group of friends. I advise doing it with at least 4 people total so you can compete against one another, otherwise you're competing against the… 

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The games are fun, the atmosphere is great and Trinity was an amazing game host.

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