Murder party at the Musée de l'Air et de l'Espace: mystery, goose bumps and laughter

Do you like to scare yourself, play, and have your head in the clouds? Say no more, we've got the perfect activity for you. During the All Saints' Day vacations, in the run-up toHalloween, we're offering a wide range of activities to help you have a good time with family and friends, while giving yourself a good scare. To take part in one of these festive events, head for the Musée de l'Air et de l'Espace.

On Saturday, October 26, 2024, the museum opens its doors for apprentice comedians and detectives by night. A murder party will take us on an unusual and fun adventure all evening, from 7 to 11 pm. This original event, full of surprises, is perfect for teenagers and older children.

Game synopsis:

" The museum is closed to the public, but it's a hive of activity all the same: final preparations are being made for the International Convention on Innovations in Aeronautics. Franck Pastor, civil aviation pilot and technical advisor to the museum, is nowhere to be seen... He is found dead, lying in the Ballomanie cabinet in the Grande Galerie: who could have had it in for this brilliant man, highly respected in the world of aeronautics? Find the culprit, his motive and his modus operandi. Enjoy a unique tête-à-tête with our collections - you'll be the privileged investigators for a night! "

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As you'll have gathered, this murder party calls as much on your investigative skills as on your acting abilities. In this giant Cluedo, you'll be carried away by a mysterious story, and have fun playing a unique character. It's also an opportunity to rediscover the Musée de l'Air et de l'Espace at night, during a unique moment when visitors are few and far between.

Reservations are essential, and tickets will be available soon. Come and have fun at the museum, and watch out for criminals lurking between planes...