We get it. Accomplice can be a bit confusing. We think the fun is in the surprises, but if you need a little more information before booking, read on.
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First off, don’t brag. Secondly, we’ve got a plan and it just might work. For Accomplice the Village, our cap is 11 people, but if you’re really popular we may make an exception.
If your group is 13 or less Email us and we will try and Accommodate you. If you have more than the above-stated number of friends, we suggest breaking up into smaller groups and booking back to back. You start the experience a half an hour apart, and then you can meet up at the final location and swap stories.
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First off, you’re on our website, which means you are a caring parent who wants to send their child on a unique out-of-the-box experience that requires them to look up from their phone for a good portion of the day. You’re doing great. We’ve had many teen groups attend Accomplice, and while our shows do have scenes in a bar or two, parents generally find the show appropriate and even downright enjoyable. Depending on the age of the attendees, their knowledge of New York City, and their level of responsibility, you may want to consider having a chaperone tag along with them.
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We usually recommend our Experiences for people aged 10 and up. However, we have had children under 10 come through the show and very much enjoy it! Do keep in mind this is a show with a great deal of walking.
If you do decide to bring kids, please note that some of the scenes take place in bars, so don’t let your kid drive after the show. Also it’s never too early to learn about sharing, so please also insist that your kids allow the other audience members to engage with the clue-solving element.
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Your baby sounds like an adventurous top model genius. We are just dying to meet her, but… we can’t have you bring your baby unless you are purchasing an entire group of 10 tickets. Although we love babies, especially yours, not all guests who sign up for Accomplice are prepared to experience the show with a baby on board. Not to mention it seems a bit early to introduce criminal themes at such an impressionable age.
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Congratulations on your social life. We typically run shows on Saturdays. Don’t cry yet, we can put the show on any time for you for an additional setup fee. Occasionally at the last minute we put tickets on sale to the public, so check back here to see if we’ve put any weekday tickets on sale.
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It’s no problem if you won’t have a cell phone for the experience. We will email you the start details instead, please just select “Email” when you book (if you haven’t already!). And it’s extra important that you show up to your meeting spot on time, as we won’t be able to connect you to your group later on in the show if we can’t reach you by phone. Also you may want to look up the word gluten…
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Unfortunately, not all of the venues that the audience visits during these adventures have ramps to accommodate wheelchairs. They are not full staircases but they are, nonetheless, made out of stairs. However, we would sincerely hate for you to miss out so holler at us prior to booking. Short of last-minute ramp construction, which it turns out is illegal, we’ll do all we can to accommodate you.
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That’s top secret information. But if you really want to know, email us and we just may let you in on our secret.
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