SCOOBY-DOO™ Mansion Mayhem | The Children's Museum of Indianapolis

June 4, 2022–Jan. 22, 2023

For over five decades, the members of Mystery Inc. have shown that through courage, teamwork, and ingenuity, even the toughest mysteries can be solved. They have another mystery on their hands in Scooby-Doo™ Mansion Mayhem! A jewel-thieving ghost has dodged the police and was last seen in this spooky mansion. Can you meddling kids (and grown-ups, too!) help the gang solve the mystery in this immersive exhibit?

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Enter the Graveyard
Observe, ask questions, and interpret clues to help the Mystery Inc. gang crack the case! Take a picture of your own gang with The Mystery Machine.

Search the Hall of Portraits
Join Daphne in combing through paintings for clues. “Jeepers!” The Hall of Portraits is a little eerie. Can you be brave like Daphne?

Explore the Library and Music Room
“Jinkies!” Velma lost her glasses and could really use your help! Can you find all of the details like Velma?

Find the Villain’s Tinkering Workshop
“Looks like we’ve got a mystery on our hands!” Fred’s waiting for you in the villain’s secret workshop! Can you be calm, cool, and collected like Fred?

Check the Kitchen
“Ruh-roh!” In a surprise to absolutely no one, Shaggy and SCOOBY-DOO™ made a beeline to their favorite part of any house—the Kitchen! “Zoinks!” You’ll need to think with your stomach—just like Shaggy and Scooby—to complete these challenges!

Case Closed!
Close the case of the jewel-thieving ghost with Mystery Inc. and snap a selfie with the whole gang while you unmask the villain. They would’ve gotten away with it, too—if it weren’t for you meddling kids!

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