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Midnight Madness is London's most ambitious overnight puzzle challenge — a one-of-a-kind immersive experience that brings together the sharpest minds from the city's top finance and technology firms for a night unlike anything else on the corporate calendar. This isn't a team-building exercise. This isn't a charity gala. This is Midnight Madness.
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One of the most incredible experiences of my adult life. The puzzles were so hard but so well designed! Game control did a great job of looking after us. I would recommend this for anyone who is able to get sponsorship. Even if you aren’t that nerdy, it is the best team building exercise imaginable.
Midnight madness is a truly unique experience for an amazing cause - nothing else comes close. Part escape room, part amazing race, part immersive theater. I look forward to the event every year and fly from the US to participate.
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