Accomplice – part game, part theater, part tour – NYC, Greenwich Village, Hollywood: Accomplice London: FAQs

There's a new invention called a "mobile phone." We're not saying it's mandatory, but if you don't have one of these "mobile phones," you may be a little low tech for Accomplice: London. Go get one and keep it on. A day or two before the show, you'll receive a call with information on where to meet. This is when the show begins. You MUST therefore provide a valid phone number at which you'll be reachable on the day before the show. If you don’t pick up, don’t freak out – we’ll leave you a message.

But I'm from Mars, and we don't get cell service in London. Can I leave my hotel number?

You can leave a hotel number if you're from Mars. We'll hit you up there.

I'm nervous about buying a ticket and never hearing about the starting point. You'll ruin my day. Why would you want to ruin my day?

Don't worry so much! Of course you'll find out the starting point. Trust us on this one - everyone knows the starting point in time.

Can I have a group larger than ten?

Sure! We max out the group at ten if you're not all booking together, but if you have more than ten that would like to come, email us with the date, time, and total number of people and we'll up the maximum spaces for that slot. We can accommodate up to 15.

I don't have ten people, but would like a private group. Is this possible?

Due to our very limited audience space, you must purchase all ten tickets for a time slot if you'd like to guarantee that you are not paired with others. Email us for VIP groups.

I've lived in London my whole life. Accomplice: London sounds like it's for tourists. I don't do touristy stuff.

First of all, that's not even a question. Secondly, Accomplice: London is NOT just for tourists. You may have been to some of our spots before but never in this way.

I'm a tourist with a terrible sense of direction. This sounds like it's for Londoners. Do I need extensive knowledge of London?

Accomplice: London is NOT just for Londoners. You will be provided with ample material to find your way around, and you'll be able to do so without having to ask some snooty Londoner for directions.

Is Accomplice: London appropriate for kids?

We recommend that 10-15 year olds be accompanied by parents. If your child is below the age of 10, do you really want them exposed to a life of crime at such an impressionable age? Having said that, if you have a child under the age of 10 that's particularly sharp and can keep his or her mouth shut, bring 'em along. Just don't be upset at the innocence lost.

Can I pay cash for a ticket on the day of the show?

Sorry, in order to experience Accomplice: London properly all tickets must be purchased in advance.

I'm on parole. Will Accomplice: London be a violation?

Not if you can keep your mouth shut.

I'm not very bright. Will Accomplice: London be too difficult for me?

Accomplice: London is not a race. You're a winner just for coming. Take your time and enjoy the ride. Don't be so competitive.

What if it rains? I hate the rain.

As every hardened criminal knows, shady activities take place in light rain, and are rescheduled in the event of downpours. Accomplice: London is no different. In the event of terrible weather, participants will be informed the morning of the performance and given the option to reschedule for any future date.1

I can't stand Scavenger Hunts/Interactive Theater/Walking Tours. How is this different?

Accomplice: London is a luscious blend of all three, with all the good parts left intact and all of the bad parts sifted out.

I don't like to learn. This sounds like I'll be getting a history lesson.

Accomplice: London will surprise and mystify you, but you won't learn any historical information during your experience if we can help it.

I like to learn. Will I hear historical information about the Accomplice: London sites?

No. If you constantly need to be learning, be sure to bring a book.

I understand that I'll be walking a lot, but I'm very into my shoes and comfortable ones just don't look sexy enough on me. Can I wear whatever kind of shoes I want?

Go ahead. You'll be sorry.

I'm not much for all this exciting adventure entertainment, but I do like to eat and drink. If I come to Accomplice: London, will I be full and drunk?

Not unless you eat and drink a ton beforehand. A few tastes of food and a few drinks are included, but it's not Octoberfest. If you tend to get dizzy when hungry or are malnourished, you may want to grab a bite beforehand. Certainly eating the night before the performance is a good idea - don't starve yourself with the hopes of filling up on steak and chops for a £29.50 ticket.

I have a really important question but can't remember it right now.

No problem. Email us and we'll try to figure out what it was you wanted to ask.

I would like to write an article on this unique adventure for my very influential and widely circulated magazine. How can I get in touch with you?

Please Email us for all such inquiries.