It's not shopping to us, it's a walk-through engineering demo. :)
I always think of it as a site visit for a potential orienteering sprint event - world cup maybe.
Oh good, I'm not the only one. I actually put the Perth Ikea store on my list of potential sprint areas when I was mapping convenor, albeit under the "Highly Unlikely To Get Approval" column. :)
It would be easy to set clue questions though!
Sounds like someone's already thought of something along similar lines (and Ikea doesn't like it).
http://mashable.com/2015/03/25/ikea-bans-hide-seek...
Aren't all the stores the same layout, meaning that they would all have to be embargoed the world over?
I still think that ferry-O, with a control in the lift, sounds hard to top! But I absolutely agree that someone should set a multi-level event somewhere inside a building someplace in Aust (I spent ages poring over the AO article from the school event in Sweden because it fascinated me).
Yes I saw the ban on Hide and Seek. That is all well and good until you just get lost in there and someone has to come and find you
and a game of Marco Polo is the wrong nationality too.