Questions answered.
Everything your crew is probably wondering, minus the ones we're keeping mysterious on purpose.
Is this like an escape room?+
Cousin, not twin. DRIFT is outside, in a real neighborhood, on your own schedule. Escape rooms are one room; a DRIFT is a whole city.
How long does a DRIFT take?+
Most missions run 2–3 hours. Some (looking at you, Highland Handoff) run closer to 4. Speed matters for the leaderboard, but nobody's checking your pace.
How many people per team?+
2 to 6. Sweet spot is 3–4. Bigger crews get louder and solve slower, but nobody's stopping you.
Do I need to download an app?+
No. Everything runs from your inbox and a mobile-friendly web dashboard. If you can text a friend, you can DRIFT.
What if it rains?+
You play anyway. CORSO builds every mission with covered stops and rainy-day options. Denver weather doesn't get a vote.
Are DRIFTs safe?+
You'll be walking public streets in public neighborhoods. Play in groups, follow traffic laws, and trust your gut if a stop feels off — skip it, no penalty.
Kids?+
13+ is our sweet spot. Missions include some late-night flavor and require reading. Adults-only bonus DRIFTs are marked (21+).
Refunds?+
Full refund up to 24 hours before you start. After that, you can transfer your slot to another team. Weather is never a reason to cancel.
How do the pass tiers work?+
Monthly ($49) is one team, one mission. Annual ($199) is one team, twelve missions plus bonuses. Both cover your whole crew.
Can we bring dogs?+
Yes, on Highland Handoff and Wash Park DRIFTs. Everywhere else, check the mission notes.