No Eggs? No Problem. Easter Isn’t Just for Kids Anymore—It’s a Scavenger Hunt for Your Soul (and Maybe a Free Prize Bag)
- Ericka Boussarhane Events
- Apr 19
- 2 min read
Updated: 2 days ago
Let’s set the record straight: there are no actual eggs. No plastic shells. No jellybeans melting in the sun. No toddlers sobbing over a cracked Peep. This is not that kind of Easter event. This is The Great Pensacola Egg Hunt, where the only thing you’ll be hunting is glory, laughter, and perhaps a better sense of direction.
Because Easter, dear reader, is not just for sticky-fingered children hyped on sugar and bad decisions. It’s for you, fully grown adult who hasn’t played in weeks unless you count passive-aggressively organizing your sock drawer.
Welcome to downtown Pensacola, where your smartphone is your compass, your brain is your superpower, and your only real enemy is the team in matching T-shirts who studied trivia flashcards in advance (you know the type).
This isn’t your niece’s backyard egg scramble. It’s an interactive scavenger hunt through historic streets filled with cryptic clues, funny surprises, mildly suspicious ghosts, and the lingering smell of brunch. It’s also the perfect excuse to flex your inner child without having to step on a single plastic egg or feign interest in carrot cake.
Here’s what you’re getting (no yolk):
Self-Guided Digital Adventure Tour (You choose your pace. Yes, even a dignified stroll.)
Props Included (Because every adult deserves a crown, cape, or magnifying glass moment.)
A Prize and Promotion Bag at the End (Finally, a reward for reading signs and not walking into a fountain.)
Historic Hotspots from haunted buildings to iconic Pensacola landmarks—think romance, revolution, and at least one questionable apparition named “Wesley.”
Meet up at: Pensacola History and Haunting Office
221 East Government Street
Pensacola, FL 32502
📞 850-941-4321
📱 Fully Charged Phone Required. Fully Charged Attitude Recommended.
This spring, trade in the pastel chaos for clever clues. Instead of hiding candy, uncover city secrets. Instead of explaining to your aunt again why you’re still single, assemble a team of misfits, romantics, and caffeine addicts to take on the town.
Because Easter isn’t canceled. It just grew up, got a smartphone, and booked itself into a 2-hour downtown Pensacola adventure.
This is your sign. Your call to action. Your chance to finally say, “No, Nana, I don’t want to dye eggs—I want to decode clues in a historic alleyway while wearing a foam crown and solving riddles like a caffeinated Sherlock Holmes.”
Book now. Be the adult you always wanted to be—fun, free, and slightly dramatic in public spaces.
There’s no egg, but there is magic.
