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Magical Mystery Scavenger Hunt MAGICAL MYSTERY SCAVENGER HUNT This scavenger hunt is designed for fun, laughter, and as an excuse to wander the streets of the city. For safety and to max out the experience, this game is best played when the sun is out, and conditions are dry. WHAT YOU WILL NEED HOW TO PLAY • You will need a minimum of two 1. Gather all teams at a decided starting teams to play this game. Each team point. We recommend Beehive Corner should consist of at least two people in Rundle Mall. but the more the merrier we say! 2. Set an agreed time for the scavenger • A digital device that will let you take hunt to take place. We recommend 90 photos. For example, a smartphone or minutes. a digital camera. 3. Using the scavenger hunt list, set out • Time. Give or take, a couple of hours. to locate each scavenger item. Record it by taking a photo of your find – at • This Magical Mystery scavenger hunt least one team member must appear kit (which includes a city map). in at least one of the photos. • A designated area or place to start 4. Use the city map as a guide to help from, and to regroup to end the you get around. game, like a café, restaurant or wine bar. 5. The first team to arrive at the designated regroup area with • A fine day. everything off the scavenger list within the agreed timeframe wins! Customer Centre 08 8203 7203 MAGICAL MYSTERY SCAVENGER HUNT LIST 1. Find a Furby in Adelaide. 2. Pose by a coin-operated washing machine. Don’t forget to smile! 3. Team selfie with Captain Charles Sturt. 4. Sandwich board with a joke or pun. 5. The oldest surviving mosque in Australia. 6. Pat a bronzed pig for good luck. 7. Dance with a busker. 8. An Art Deco building. 9. Become the fifth member of the Beatles. 10. Chill with Roy ‘Mo’ Rene. Customer Centre 08 8203 7203 Barossa, Clare Valley & Gawler FITZROY TCE Yam Daisy Bush Magic Playspace D Park/ J R Kantarilla 37 E Denise Norton Park/ F Pardipardinyilla T (Park 3) F LEFEVRE Bragg Park/ C C (Park 2) a K TCE E Ngampa Yert O R LEGEND R P (Park 5) OB A S P T E TCE T RD 1 O IE RD R IN NORTH RD RD D North Course P A Reservoir Park/ IN M D Kangatilla (Park 4) E Shopping/Dining Strip M O ' C O Lefevre Park / Nantu Wama (Park 6) Tram Line ON TCE J WEST ON TCE EAST P T E N RT A BAR BA LEFEVRE TCE The Olive Groves/ F N R M M Kuntingga F K RD E I A C (Park 7) L L N O 99A/99C loop service L L ST N RD S TCE ST T RS T ST Glover North Playspace HILDE ST C R GOVE 98A/98C loop service M The Olive Groves/ I Parngutilla L L TCE (Park 8) S TCE ST Linear Park Trail E Port Adelaide ST TYNT TON ST K TCE BUX J X ST Tram Stops Semaphore R E SE Wellington N R S A M O U P Square/ T N S I S I L ST G N L Kudnartu N ER I G Toilets W/C Mary Lee Park S TCE ST H K 5 HILLH ST RC Y ST Bundey’s Paddock/ ORT A E H ESW L A Tidlangga (Park 9) OL AN M T M Bundey’s Paddock Playspace S ON PDE Taxi (major) ST E N N ST IN ARD UR K B ST W O AC UND ARD B M EYS RD BARN EL Police AM PLBr B M Calvary Hospital RD ST H T o R M A UG a u W BRO K n g O i I tutitinh g I N J a 25 L P k G m U / E g L s W A r G G Hospital F n n a S TCE e I g r L e a d H S ST PDE S TCE S F L a e S Bullrush Park/ AY Y M d P L n A I A C lm W W r I N i s N G G A a / N N a M PL N Warnpangga (Park 10) A A O E k I O TR TR P M Women’s & S S G g F N Accredited Visitor R PL 38 TCE T N n Children’s I T ST a K K R Hospital C R P E A Information Centre RM A W O D M DE E M V V E ST R A M Information D Mistletoe Park/ H O 49 John E P T Tainmuntilla E N I R Possum Park / Pirltawardli (Park 1) N IAL I Brown Park N M (Park 11) GT S O N TCE 31 Attractions N I Adelaide Zoo W k 26) D V Tarntanya Wama (Par ANIC DR E 14 T O Automatic External South Course R B I S Defibrillators Red Gum Park/ Karrawirra (Park 12) Available 24/7 Botanic Park 9 V R W 20 D A Adelaide R V P W L K M L Playspace Par 3 Oval R A A IA I E R R N M N Bonython Park/ D E T O G O RE M RIA E DRV Tulya Wardli E M L M O E (Park 27) W RI M A 7 L I L F Frome Park/ R Footbridge H Torrens D V L V R R A K IC Nellie Raminyemmerin I O River Weir T A A O RI W I R VE N V M R T 52 I C O M RRE A DR SAPOL Road T NS E RD K O Safety Centre N 29 42 R Helen Mayo R E D 17 Park Torrens Elder E Y RD MONTEFIORE RD Footbridge Park Botanic Gardens AVE 6 Royal Adelaide 33 36 Hospital 21 2 RD PO 45 34 RT RD 4 11 39 40 26 35 50 47 15 BOTANIC KING WILLIAM ST NORTH P TCE TCE U NORTH F E M Rundle Park/ L R A T 32 O 16 Kadlitpina O Gladys Elphick Park/ S 46 E R T TCE (Park 13) M Narnungga N P E ST ark 25) E To Henley Beach (P 30 H UNDLE RD RUNDLE MALL Y ST RUNDLE ST R HINDLEY E ST D GAWLER PLACE T E T ST Rymill Park/ Q Murlawirrapurka U GLOVER AVE W 13 E 8 (Park 14) T E T E S GRENFELL ST V T TCE ST Rymill Park Playspace IL CURRIE L 43 Hindmarsh 51 E TCE Norwood Light Square/ Square/ Mukata Wauwi PIRIE ST BARTELS RD WAYMOUTH ST 12 24 HUTT ST King Rodney Park/ P Ityamai-itpinna (Park 15) ST EASTTCE M FLINDERS U Ellis Park/ RANKLIN ST F FROME ST L O Wakeeld East Glover Playspace Tampawardli T R Hospital (Park 24) E P 22 N H E E Y ST WAKEFIELD RD T WAKEFIELD ST T ST ST N DRV GROTE Victoria Square/ D BRADMA Tarntanyangga ONAL 48 SIR D W 23 3 Airport E S ANGAS ST 0 GS Kingston Park/ T TCE ST GOUGER E irrarninthi W A (Park 23) S 125m T TCE Victoria Park / KING WILLIAM ST Pakapakanthi West Terrace Playspace CARRINGTON ST (Park 16) WRIGHT ST Hurtle 250m 18 Square/ Whitmore Tangkaira F Square/ ST E HALIFAX U STURT Iparrityi ST A L S HUTT ST L T TCE A R M T O O R GILLES ST ST St Andrew’s N RD P 54 GILBERT 500m H Hospital E T T ST Adelaide SOUTH TCE 10 Parklands SOUTH TCE Terminal C HWY Glover South 28 A Playground Z S Peppermint Park/ I N Princess Elizabeth UNLEY RD R LEWIS COHEN AVE A Playground P Wita Wirra (Park 18) HUTT RD E Carriageway Park/ A 41 Tuthangga (Park 17) G G Veal Park/ C Blue Gum Park / Kurangga L O Golden Wattle Park/ O E Walyu Yarta (Park 21) (Park 20) N OSMOND RD O Mirnu Wirra (Park 21) C D K RD Josie W Marshmallow Playspace Agius Park/ O 19 & Oxbow Playspace O Wikaparntu rilla Adelaide Hills, 1km D RD ityar irra Pelzer Park / P W rk 19) Glenelg (Park 22) (Pa Mt Lofty Fleurieu Peninsula & Hahndorf Glenelg Tram 53 GREENHILL RD 27 44 SAHMRI (SA Health & Medical 34 F11 MOD UniSA 45 E11 10 B17 Adelaide Parklands Terminal 22 G14 Central Bus Station Research Institute) (Country & Interstate) 35 I11 National War Memorial PLACES TO VISIT (Interstate Rail) 46 F11 Samstag Museum G11 Adelaide Railway Station 23 G15 Chinatown 36 M10 National Wine Centre of Australia # Ref Attraction 11 47 J11 South Australian Museum (suburban) I13 City of Adelaide Customer Centre 1 F1 Adelaide Aquatic Centre 24 37 I1 Ngampa Yarta Dog Park (Park 5) 48 I14 St Francis Xavier Cathedral 12 I13 Adelaide Town Hall 25 J6 David Roche House Museum 2 M10 Adelaide Botanic Gardens 38 E6 North Adelaide Golf Course 49 H7 St Peters Cathedral 13 I12 Adelaide Visitor Information Centre 26 I10 Government House 3 H15 Adelaide Central Market 39 H11 Old Parliament House 50 J11 State Library of South Australia, 14 K7 Adelaide Zoo 27 K20 Haigh’s Chocolate Factory Flinders Uni City Gallery, 4 G11 Adelaide Convention Centre J11 Art Gallery of South Australia 40 H11 Parliament House 15 28 L18 Himeji Garden Centre of Democracy 5 A4 Adelaide Entertainment Centre 16 L11 Ayers House 41 K18 Pityarilla Dog Park & Playspace 29 A9 Ice Arena 51 L12 Tandanya Aboriginal 6 H10 Adelaide Festival Centre 17 M10 Bicentennial Conservatory (Park 19) Cultural Institute 30 F11 JamFactory 7 D9 Adelaide Gaol Heritage Site 18 I16 Bike SA (Free City Bikes) 42 H10 Popeye Launch 52 I9 Torrens Parade Ground 31 G7 Light’s Vision 8 H12 Adelaide Metro Info Centre 19 J19 BMX Track RAA 53 J20 TreeClimb 32 F11 Lion Arts Centre 43 J12 (public transport) 20 C8 Bonython Park Activity Hub 54 D17 West Terrace Cemetery 33 J10 Migration Museum 44 D20 Royal Adelaide Showground 9 H8 Adelaide Oval 21 H10 Casino FITZROY TC E Kandarali (Park 3) Padpi adinyilla D E (Park 2) R TC gN ampa Yerta (Park 5) T K R C A E RO P P BE S TC O E R P Kangattali (Park 4) M I L L S aN nto Womma (Park 6) TC P A E R K R D E TC K R A P Wellington Square Tidal ngga (Park 9) y Calvar spital Br Ho T ou K an g IN d ha G ot m / ti G ti V s W n a r g r n i g d R e I e k a e L ns D m d g L l r / n I a a A a P P M G Warnpangga (Park 10) i Women’s & k g Child ren’s n R a P D Hospi tal E V A Designed for Life.
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