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Secret Agent Mission

They have been selected. The clock starts the moment the envelope is opened.

One night of clearance-level access: code names issued at the door, training exercises that get harder as the evening goes on, a coded message only this team can read, a laser-style corridor to get through without touching a beam, and a timed mission that has to be finished before lights-out.

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Secret Agent Mission sleepover setup — a personalized welcome sign with a fingerprint motif, black teepees with agent cushions, a code breaker card, a mission objective card, a personalized agent passport and notebook, binoculars, a radio, evidence envelopes and numbered markers.
The signature moment · 8:30 PM

At 8:30 PM, the countdown starts.

At 8:30 PM the team opens the sealed Mystery Envelope and finds a coded message with its cipher key. They work the cipher, open the evidence envelopes in order and follow the numbered markers around the house, and the whole thing has to be finished before the countdown runs out and the file closes.

The thrill here is not danger — it is being trusted with something secret and important, and then discovering you are equal to it. The tension is dialled precisely to the age you choose.

Inside the experience

What the night includes

  • A themed welcome moment — Agents are met at the door with a personalized agent passport, a welcome card from their handler, a printable ID badge to clip or tie on, a name label and their code name — issued or earned, depending on the age edition.
  • Age-appropriate training and challenges — Training exercises, observation drills, a laser-style beam corridor, cipher work, evidence sorting and a timed field test, pitched to the age edition you choose.
  • Food and drink ideas — A briefing-room spread, blacked-out ration packs, a red-and-black sharing board and a stand-down drink for the debrief — chosen around the foods your child (or children) actually reach for first.
  • Experience Cards — Clue cards, intel cards and challenge cards handed out as the mission unfolds, so the intelligence arrives in pieces rather than all at once.

Everything here is created after you order, then emailed to you as an editable Canva file with print-ready PDFs you print at home — nothing is posted. It is written for one to eight children and personalized from the details you share, so the final experience varies according to what you tell us.

Secret Agent Mission sleepover experience kit — a personalized agent passport, a mission box, a welcome card, clue cards, a coded message with a cipher key, a mission plan, an agent badge, an ID lanyard, stickers and personalized name labels.
Made for their age

Built for where they are

Ages 8–10

Proper training, mild pressure and code names that have to be earned.

  • Timed challenges with a visible clock — short rounds, generous limits, and a retry built into every one.
  • A real substitution cipher with a key card, worked out together before the message will give anything up.
  • Evidence to sort: envelopes, photographs and numbered markers that only make sense once laid out in the right order.

Questions about Secret Agent Mission

Tell us and they will not. Timers are optional throughout: every timed challenge has a written untimed version, the limits are generous, retries are built in, and the mission is designed so the team always finishes — late simply changes how the debrief reads. For 5–7 there is no real countdown at all. If one guest in particular finds pressure hard, tell us who and we will give them a role that carries no clock.

No. It is ribbon, yarn or crepe streamers taped across a hallway, plus a torch if you want the beams to catch the light. We tell you how much to buy, how to tape it so it peels off cleanly, and how to string it low, wide and away from stairs, corners and anything glass. Nothing electrical, nothing to hire.

That depends entirely on the edition. At 5–7 it is a picture key — match the symbol, find the letter — and an adult reads alongside. At 8–10 it is a genuine substitution cipher, solvable by a group in about ten minutes with the key card. For tweens the logic is real: a keyed substitution plus a grid code split across separate cards, built to take effort. If you tell us your children already do puzzles for fun, we push it harder.

Yes, and they will not feel carried. The younger edition runs on pictures, symbols, colors and objects rather than text, the handler's messages are written to be read aloud, and the roles that matter most for that age — spotting, matching, crawling the beams, carrying the evidence — need no reading at all. Tell us the reading levels in the room and we pitch the cards accordingly.

Ready to make it theirs?

Your plan covers set-up, a full running order, host scripts, food ideas and the morning after.

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$147 · Your full experience is delivered within 7 days of receiving your details. Your 7 days begin when your details arrive, since that is when we start building the night.