Total Spoilers
Here's what happens at the Eureka Room.
You have been warned.
Physical Requirements
You sit in the waiting room for 10 minutes and are standing inside the Eureka Room for 40 minutes. I can make accommodations for people who can't stand for long, but it typically goes by really quickly for people.
You'll also need the use of two hands for some of the actions. Depending on each person's situation I may or may not be able to accommodate physical limitations. Please contact me before you book.
Flashy Lights
There are some flashing lights (though not strobes). I've had over 2000 people visit without incident (even one person with epilepsy), but please make sure your group is aware in case their sensitivity differs. I've been to concerts with more flashing lights than the Eureka Room, but I err on the side of caution.
Arriving at The Eureka Room
This is what the outside looks like:
You will knock on the door and be greeted by one of us.
Entering The Eureka Room
The room consists of floor to ceiling walls of lights on the left and right that are 12 feet long. The room is 8 feet wide and in the front is a big video screen.
When you come to the house, the group sits on some chairs.
While there, I play a short 5 minute video about the Eureka Room.
What Happens in The Eureka Room
For the first 5 minutes, it's passive. Just interesting lights and sounds.
Then, there's some other programs with a pre-recorded narrator who gets people interacting in fun/goofy ways with each other. Such as high fiving and pointing at each other and shouting ridiculous phrases.
All of the content is essentially "G-rated".
All the while, there's lights and sounds going that add to the energy.
The last part involves some props and a co-operative game.
People think it is fun.
Your life is better for it.
