CluedUpp Games hosted an Alice In Wonderland-themed escape-room-style experience in downtown Red Deer on Saturday. (Photo by Sean McIntosh/Advocate staff)

CluedUpp Games hosted an Alice In Wonderland-themed escape-room-style experience in downtown Red Deer on Saturday. (Photo by Sean McIntosh/Advocate staff)

Alice in Wonderland-themed game played in downtown Red Deer

CluedUpp hosted the escape-room-style experience on Saturday

An immersive game brought Alice In Wonderland to life in downtown Red Deer.

CluedUpp Games, which aims to bring outdoor experiences that transforms city streets into immersive adventures, hosted its Alice In Wonderland-themed game Saturday.

Participants were tasked with solving clues in the giant, escape-room-style experience, which was sold out according to the CluedUpp Games website.

CluedUpp Games has hosted more than 5,000 events in 80-plus countries since its inception.


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Nancy Penney, Sheena Penney, Sheryl Purdy and Shawna Galloway dressed up in costume to play in CluedUpp Games’ Alice In Wonderland adventure in downtown Red Deer on Saturday. (Photo by Sean McIntosh/Advocate staff)

Nancy Penney, Sheena Penney, Sheryl Purdy and Shawna Galloway dressed up in costume to play in CluedUpp Games’ Alice In Wonderland adventure in downtown Red Deer on Saturday. (Photo by Sean McIntosh/Advocate staff)

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