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    Whoa! MouseAdventure Card Games - Player Newsletter

    For those who didn't get the Newsletter due to bad e-mail addresses, Earthlink accounts, or hyper-active spam filters. Please note, we have already printed the personalized team materials - if you need to drop/replace a member of your team, please do so during sign-in on Sunday. (And arrive early enough so we can get you processed before the event starts)



    Welcome!
    Welcome to MouseAdventure Card Games. We're glad you've decided to join us at the Disneyland Resort for our Spring 2012 MouseAdventure. This e-mail is your official welcome, and contains information you'll need as you prepare for the event.


    MouseAdventure Card Games
    MouseAdventure Card Games introduces a new, unique format to the event. One thing to prepare yourself for is that there will be a lot of things to do in the game and it is unlikely that many, if any, teams will complete every task. Time management and strategy will be of great importance as you decide which of the more than 100 point scoring opportunities (including trivia questions) you will pursue.

    This message is being sent to every player for whom a valid e-mail address was provided during registration and serves as the confirmation of your registration information. If you are a team captain (the person who registered your team), you are responsible for making sure that each and every member of your team receives and understands this information before the event.

    This information is also available online, and we encourage you and your team to become very, very familiar with the hints and advice offered. We also encourage you to visit our MousePad discussion boards to meet other players, ask questions of the MouseAdventure staff and pick up tips from returning teams.

    Attention Twitterati! Keep up with the latest news and information about MouseAdventure on our MouseAdventure Twitter feed. If you can't get enough MouseAdventure, follow @MouseAdventure or you can find us on Facebook.




    Registration Confirmation
    The link below will display the information that we currently have for your team. Please take a moment to review this information for accuracy. There is a form on the page to submit changes.

    There are only three [ONE] reasons you should contact us before the event about your team registration:


    • There is a major error in the data below (half of your team is somehow missing, you're all listed as new players when you're not, you're not listed as a Family team but one of your players is under 13 years old).

    • Dropping or replacing a player; updating a player e-mail address. Please do this during sign-in Sunday morning

    • Adding or changing a team name. Please do this during sign-in Sunday morning


    [Personalized Team Information Link is here]

    Remember, all registrations are finalthere are no refunds, and teams may not add players.

    March 11th Event Schedule

    Please note, this is still a tentative schedule, and is subject to change. A final event schedule will be published before the event.

    MouseAdventure Card Games
    8:00 am Sign-in begins at the Paradise Pier Hotel;
    team photos
    8:30 am Event starts
    4:30 pm Competition ends
    5:30 pm Post event gathering at the Paradise Pier Hotel
    6:00 pm Results announced
    7:00 pm Event concludes

    Reminder: Sign-in will be at the Paradise Pier Hotel ballroom, which is located on the ground floor of the Paradise Pier Hotel building. This is also where the event will begin. Please be on time. If the sign-in process is delayed, it will delay the start of the game for your division, delay sign in for the next division and result in less game time for everyone. This would be a Bad Thing.

    Winners and Prizes:

    The results of MouseAdventure Card Games will be announced at the post-game award ceremony. The top teams in the Basic, Advanced, New Team and Family Team (if applicable) categories will receive a pre-selected package of Disney prizes.


    Additional Information
    Parking:
    Resort Parking is not included in your registration fee. Teams may park at the Paradise Pier Hotel for a discounted all-day parking rate of $15 per car. As some returning players might remember, the Paradise Pier lot is extremely small, and is almost certain to reach capacity before the event starts. Teams can also park in the Mickey and Friends parking structure, which is about a 15-minute walk from the Paradise Pier Hotel.



    Park Admission:
    Specially-priced Disneyland Resort Theme Park tickets for MouseAdventure participants will be available for purchase over the web. As soon as we have the link, we will send it out to all registered teams. [Update: Here's the information]

    Tickets are valid from Thursday March 8 to Wednesday March 21, 2012, and are not available once you arrive at the Resort. Our ticket store will close at 9:00 PM PST on Saturday March 10, 2012 so don't delay.


    Hotels:

    If you need a hotel room for the event, Disney has made available a limited number of rooms at special event rates. Exact amount varies by hotel (Disneyland Hotel, Grand California Hotel, or Paradise Pier Hotel) and dates of stay. You can view and book rooms directly at this page or call reservations at 714-520-5005 Monday through Friday, 8am-5pm PST.


    Wheelchair rentals:

    We regret that we can no longer offer wheelchair rentals to MouseAdventure participants. If a member of your team will require the use of a wheelchair or ECV during the event, you have a few options:

    • Players staying at a Disneyland Resort Hotel can rent standard (push) wheelchairs directly from the hotel. Please check with the hotel directly for information about cost and availability. Unfortunately, the hotels do not have scooters (ECVs) available to rent.
    • Players may rent a wheelchair or scooter from Disneyland or DCA once they enter the park. These rentals can only be used in the theme parks, and not be taken back to the hotel after the event.
    • Players may also rent a wheelchair or ECV from an outside company. Some MousePlanet readers recommend Deckert's Medical Supply (714) 542-5607 or OC Medical (714) 956-4690.



    Team T-Shirt competitions: [Deadline has already passed]



    Keeping in mind that Disney does not allow adults (or anyone over 9) to wear "costumes" in the theme parks, MouseAdventure teams are invited to channel their creative efforts and participate in the Team T-Shirt competition. To enter the T-shirt competition, teams must submit their design(s) by the deadline listed below. Late submissions will not be accepted or included in the competition.

    • You must submit your t-shirt design(s) by e-mail (teamshirts@mouseadventure.com)
    • Images must be .jpg or .gif files. PLEASE downsize your files to no larger than about 1600 pixels on the largest dimension. Your 4MB .tif image might be amazing, but it can't be judged if the file crashes our e-mail system.
    • If all of your shirts are identical, you only need to submit one design image. (Or two if the front and back of your shirts have a different design) If you have multiple designs for your team, submit one example of each design.
    • Please make sure that your submission is CLEARLY explained. (i.e., photo A is the front of shirt #1, photo B is the back of shirt #1, photo C is the front of shirts #2 and #3) or whatever. We're not going to spend a whole lot of time trying to decipher cryptic file notations. If there's a cute back-story behind your design, you may include that in your submission if you wish. BUT REMEMBER, your design(s) will be judged based on the image(s) you provide, so the design needs to speak for itself.
    • Shirts are reviewed by a panel of MouseAdventure staff. Bonus points are given to designs that in some way reflect the event theme.
    • The deadline for t-shirt submissions is Friday, March 2, 2012.

    Helpful Reminders

    If you are new to MouseAdventure, the following information is going to be very helpful. And be sure to review the Preparing for MouseAdventure section of the MouseAdventure pagethere are lots of good hints there.
    If you've been here before, go ahead and peruse the suggestions below anywaythere's important information in there, plus you never know what you've forgotten since the last gameor what has changed since the last event.


    What to wear:
    As always, we suggest that you wear comfortable walking shoes, sun block and hats/visors. Watch the weather forecast, and pack layers if appropriate. Don't forget about our team t-shirt contest!



    What NOT to wear:

    Do keep in mind that Disney does not allow costumes in the park, and it is difficult to know where a line might be drawn. Keep this in mind when designing team uniforms, as well the environment we'll all be in, and stay age-appropriate. We reserve the right to refuse admission to teams or players with inappropriate or offensive outfits, costumes, t-shirts or accessories.



    What to bring:

    Our best teams all agree, clipboards are your friends. Some even bring one for each member of their team. Be sure to bring pens and/or pencils, and maybe some scrap paper. It's always a good idea to bring pens of differing colors, as well as highlighters and pencils with erasers. For this event, a fine-tip permanent marker may be especially useful.

    We also suggest that you bring water and small snacks, so you don't need to stop during the event. You will probably work up an appetite during the event, and our most competitive teams usually do not have time to stop for a meal or waste valuable time stopping for a corn dog.


    What to leave in your car or locker:


    Electronic devices, calculators, GPS units, reference materials, trivia books, and other such aids. You won't be allowed to use them, and they get heavy if you have to haul them around all day! Players may carry cell phones with them so they can be reached in the event of an emergency, but teams will receive penalties, up to disqualification, if players are caught using cell phones or text messaging during the event.



    Other considerations:
    Teams may not work together, and related teams should not be working on the same quest at the same time. If you have registered multiple teams of friends / family, please understand that your teams will be required to split up during the event. Consider holding your own mini-competition to see which team gets the best score!

    If you are participating with small children, be prepared to play just for fun, and leave the stress of competition behind. Non-registered friends, companions and children over 5 years old may not accompany your team during the game, even if they aren't helping.



    Weather report:

    Some MouseAdventure players believe that the day of any particular MouseAdventure will be the hottest day of that given month. Others remember our Holiday 2009 event, now immortalized in MouseAdventure history as Rain Gear Games. Be sure to check the weather forecast so you know what to expect on game day. MouseAdventure will go on rain or shine, however rain may require us to change or cancel portions of the event. Unfortunately, there is very little we can do about this, so keep your fingers crossed that the mythical Magic of MouseAdventure works to keep skies clear and not too hot.


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    Spring MouseAdventure Newsletter 2

    This second newsletter was distributed to players this morning around 8:30 am Pacific Time.


    Spring 2012 - Number 2

    Welcome!
    Welcome to MouseAdventure Card Games. We're glad you've decided to join us at the Disneyland Resort for our Spring 2012 MouseAdventure. This e-mail is your official welcome, and contains information you'll need as you prepare for the event.

    MouseAdventure Card Games
    MouseAdventure Card Games introduces a new, unique format to the event. One thing to prepare yourself for is that there will be a lot of things to do in the game and it is unlikely that many, if any, teams will complete every task. Time management and strategy will be of great importance as you decide which of the more than 100 point scoring opportunities (including trivia questions) you will pursue.

    This message is being sent to every player for whom a valid e-mail address was provided during registration and serves as the confirmation of your registration information. If you are a team captain (the person who registered your team), you are responsible for making sure that each and every member of your team receives and understands this information before the event.

    This information is also available online, and we encourage you and your team to become very, very familiar with the hints and advice offered. We also encourage you to visit our MousePad discussion boards to meet other players, ask questions of the MouseAdventure staff and pick up tips from returning teams.

    Attention Twitterati! Keep up with the latest news and information about MouseAdventure on our MouseAdventure Twitter feed. If you can't get enough MouseAdventure, follow @MouseAdventure or you can find us on Facebook.


    Game Structure
    As the name of the event suggests, this MouseAdventure takes its inspiration from a deck of cards. Once the game offficially starts and you are released from the Paradise Pier Hotel ballroom, head to your designated starting station in order to obtain two key items:

    1. A MouseAdventure custom deck of cards. Like a normal deck of cards, it will have 52 individual cards, each of which is a specific puzzle or task for you to complete.
    2. A book of card game rules to help explain the puzzle on each card.

    Right now, youre probably thinking, "52 quests!? You'll kill us!" Yes, there are 52 cardsbut they aren't all full-scale MouseAdventure puzzles. Each of the four suits in the deck represents a geographical area of the resort in which you solve those puzzles. Cards A through 10 in each suit are much simpler than normal MouseAdventure quests, from simply asking a question to relatively simple puzzles.

    Successfully solve the A 10 cards to receive your Jack, Queen, and King quests. For example, write your answers for the Ace, Two, and Three of Bears (which covers Critter Country) on the Jack of Bears card, then show this card to the event crew at the Bears station to get your Jack quest. The process is similar for the Queen and King cards.

    Jack quests are full-scale MouseAdventure puzzles of the type youre likely familiar with. Solve these in the same area as the suit.
    Queen quests are physical challenges you complete for credit.
    King quests are also full-scale MouseAdventure puzzles, but unlike the Jack quests, are not restricted to the boundaries of the same geographical area.

    So while there are 52 "quests" in the game, having so many different scoring opportunities opens up a lot of potential for strategy. Maybe you focus on doing all of the easier low level cards before looping back to the more difficult face cards, or focus on an entire suit at a time. Do you get the Jack quest as soon as you qualify or wait until you've qualified for all three face cards in a suit?

    Time management, route management, and thinking through risk vs. reward will be key to a top finishing team.

    We do not expect many, if any, teams to actually finish every task. But we do expect that everybody will be able to do a lot of them. Oh, and did we mention that trivia and EyeSpy are also involved? We'll explain those at game time.

    One last note: At the end of the game, you'll still have your entire deck of cards and the game book, so you can explore anything you didn't get to as part of the competition. After the awards ceremony at the end of the day, we'll also make copies of the face card quests available to those teams that did not get them during the game.

    Do you know your team number?
    You are sure to be asked that several times on Sunday, and the sign-in process will go MUCH faster if you have your team number memorized - or at least Sharpied somewhere.

    YOU ARE
    TEAM #%%TeamNumber%%


    Please be sure to make a note of your team number, and have that information ready when you arrive for Sign In on Sunday. This will make the sign in process MUCH faster for everyone. Your entire team must be with you before you can sign in, so be sure to plan a meeting place if your team is arriving in separate vehicles.

    When you arrive on Sunday, the greeter will ask you 1) for your team number and 2) if you have any changes. If you know your team number and do not have any changes, you can proceed to sign-in. If you don't know your team number or need to make a change, you will be directed to the standby line.

    Remember, all registrations are finalthere are no refunds, and teams may not add players at this time. If you need to drop or replace a player from your team, you may do so when you Sign In Sunday.

    March 11th Event Schedule - Final

    MouseAdventure Card Games
    8:00 am Sign-in begins at the Paradise Pier Hotel; team photos
    8:30 am Event starts
    4:30 pm Competition ends
    5:30 pm Post event gathering at the Paradise Pier Hotel
    6:00 pm Results announced
    7:00 pm Event concludes

    Reminder: Sign-in will be at the Paradise Pier Hotel ballroom, which is located on the ground floor of the Paradise Pier Hotel building. This is also where the event will begin. Please be on time. If the sign-in process is delayed, it will delay the start of the game for your division, delay sign in for the next division and result in less game time for everyone. This would be a Bad Thing.


    Winners and Prizes:

    The results of MouseAdventure Card Games will be announced at the post-game award ceremony. The top teams in the Basic, Advanced, New Team and Family Team (if applicable) categories will receive a pre-selected package of Disney prizes.

    Additional Information

    Parking:

    Resort Parking is not included in your registration fee. Teams may park at the Paradise Pier Hotel for a discounted all-day parking rate of $15 per car. As some returning players might remember, the Paradise Pier lot is extremely small, and is almost certain to reach capacity before the event starts. Teams can also park in the Mickey and Friends parking structure, which is about a 15-minute walk from the Paradise Pier Hotel.

    Park Admission:

    Click here to purchase specially-priced Disneyland Resort Theme Park tickets for MouseAdventure participants!!

    Tickets are valid from Thursday March 8 to Wednesday March 21, 2012, and are not available once you arrive at the Resort. Our ticket store closes at 9:00 PM PST on Saturday March 10, 2012 so don't delay.

    Hotels:
    If you need a hotel room for the event, Disney has made available a limited number of rooms at special event rates. Exact amount varies by hotel (Disneyland Hotel, Grand California Hotel, or Paradise Pier Hotel) and dates of stay. You can view and book rooms directly at this page or call reservations at 714-520-5005 Monday through Friday, 8am-5pm PST.


    Wheelchair rentals:
    We regret that we can no longer offer wheelchair rentals to MouseAdventure participants. If a member of your team will require the use of a wheelchair or ECV during the event, you have a few options:

    Players staying at a Disneyland Resort Hotel can rent standard (push) wheelchairs directly from the hotel. Please check with the hotel directly for information about cost and availability. Unfortunately, the hotels do not have scooters (ECVs) available to rent.
    Players may rent a wheelchair or scooter from Disneyland or DCA once they enter the park. These rentals can only be used in the theme parks, and not be taken back to the hotel after the event.
    Players may also rent a wheelchair or ECV from an outside company. Some MousePlanet readers recommend Deckert's Medical Supply (714) 542-5607 or OC Medical (714) 956-4690.

    Helpful Reminders


    If you are new to MouseAdventure, the following information is going to be very helpful. And be sure to review the Preparing for MouseAdventure section of the MouseAdventure pagethere are lots of good hints there.
    If you've been here before, go ahead and peruse the suggestions below anywaythere's important information in there, plus you never know what you've forgotten since the last gameor what has changed since the last event.

    What to wear:
    As always, we suggest that you wear comfortable walking shoes, sun block and hats/visors. Watch the weather forecast, and pack layers if appropriate. Don't forget about our team t-shirt contest!

    What NOT to wear:
    Do keep in mind that Disney does not allow costumes in the park, and it is difficult to know where a line might be drawn. Keep this in mind when designing team uniforms, as well the environment we'll all be in, and stay age-appropriate. We reserve the right to refuse admission to teams or players with inappropriate or offensive outfits, costumes, t-shirts or accessories.

    What to bring:

    Our best teams all agree, clipboards are your friends. Some even bring one for each member of their team. Be sure to bring pens and/or pencils, and maybe some scrap paper. It's always a good idea to bring pens of differing colors, as well as highlighters and pencils with erasers. For this event, a fine-tip permanent marker may be especially useful.
    We also suggest that you bring water and small snacks, so you don't need to stop during the event. You will probably work up an appetite during the event, and our most competitive teams usually do not have time to stop for a meal or waste valuable time stopping for a corn dog.


    What to leave in your car or locker:
    Electronic devices, calculators, GPS units, reference materials, trivia books, and other such aids. You won't be allowed to use them, and they get heavy if you have to haul them around all day! Players may carry cell phones with them so they can be reached in the event of an emergency, but teams will receive penalties, up to disqualification, if players are caught using cell phones or text messaging during the event.

    Other considerations:
    Teams may not work together, and related teams should not be working on the same quest at the same time. If you have registered multiple teams of friends / family, please understand that your teams will be required to split up during the event. Consider holding your own mini-competition to see which team gets the best score!

    If you are participating with small children, be prepared to play just for fun, and leave the stress of competition behind. Non-registered friends, companions and children over 5 years old may not accompany your team during the game, even if they aren't helping.

    Weather report:

    Some MouseAdventure players believe that the day of any particular MouseAdventure will be the hottest day of that given month. Others remember our Holiday 2009 event, now immortalized in MouseAdventure history as Rain Gear Games. Be sure to check the weather forecast so you know what to expect on game day. MouseAdventure will go on rain or shine, however rain may require us to change or cancel portions of the event. Unfortunately, there is very little we can do about this, so keep your fingers crossed that the mythical Magic of MouseAdventure works to keep skies clear and not too hot.


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    The Day in the Park newsletter was emailed this morning. Here is what it said (apologies for the bad formatting):


    Welcome!Welcome to MouseAdventure Card Games. We're glad you've decided to join us at the Disneyland Resort for our Spring 2012 MouseAdventure. This e-mail is your official welcome, and contains information you'll need as you prepare for the event.


    MouseAdventure Card Games
    MouseAdventure Card Games introduces a new, unique format to the event. One thing to prepare yourself for is that there will be a lot of things to do in the game and it is unlikely that many, if any, teams will complete every task. Time management and strategy will be of great importance as you decide which of the many point scoring opportunities (including trivia questions) you will pursue.

    This message is being sent to every player for whom a valid e-mail address was provided during registration and serves as the confirmation of your registration information. If you are a team captain (the person who registered your team), you are responsible for making sure that each and every member of your team receives and understands this information before the event.

    This information is also available online, and we encourage you and your team to become very, very familiar with the hints and advice offered. We also encourage you to visit our MousePad discussion boards to meet other players, ask questions of the MouseAdventure staff and pick up tips from returning teams.

    Attention Twitterati! Keep up with the latest news and information about MouseAdventure on our MouseAdventure Twitter feed. If you can't get enough MouseAdventure, follow@MouseAdventure or you can find us on Facebook.

    Registration Confirmation
    The link below will display the information that we currently have for your team. Please take a moment to review this information for accuracy. There is a form on the page to submit changes.

    There are only three reasons you should contact us before the event about your team registration:


    • There is a major error in the data below (half of your team is somehow missing, you're all listed as new players when you're not, you're not listed as a Family team but one of your players is under 13 years old).
    • Dropping or replacing a player; updating a player e-mail address.
    • Adding or changing a team name.

      Remember, all registrations are finalthere are no refunds, and teams may not add players.

      March 25th Event Schedule
      Please note, this is still a tentative schedule, and is subject to change. A final event schedule will be published before the event.

      MouseAdventure Card Games
      9:30 am Sign-in begins at the Paradise Pier Hotel;
      team photos
      10:00 am Event starts
      6:00 pm Event ends

      Reminder: Sign-in will be at the Paradise Pier Hotel ballroom, which is located on the ground floor of the Paradise Pier Hotel building. This is also where the event will begin. Please be on time. If the sign-in process is delayed, it will delay the start of the game and result in less game time for everyone. This would be a Bad Thing.
      [/COLOR]Winners and Prizes:

      The results of MouseAdventure Card Games will be announced at mouseplanet.com.

      Additional Information
      Parking:

      Resort Parking is not included in your registration fee. Teams may park at the Paradise Pier Hotel for a discounted all-day parking rate of $15 per car. As some returning players might remember, the Paradise Pier lot is extremely small, and is almost certain to reach capacity before the event starts. Teams can also park in the Mickey and Friends parking structure, which is about a 15-minute walk from the Paradise Pier Hotel.

      Park Admission:
      Click here to purchase specially-priced Disneyland Resort Theme Park tickets for MouseAdventure participants!!

      Tickets are valid from Thursday March 22 to Wednesday April 4, 2012, and are not available once you arrive at the Resort. Our ticket store will close at 9:00 PM PST on Saturday March 24, 2012 so don't delay.

      Hotels:

      If you need a hotel room for the event, Disney has made available a limited number of rooms at special event rates. Exact amount varies by hotel (Disneyland Hotel, Grand California Hotel, or Paradise Pier Hotel) and dates of stay. You can view and book rooms directly at this page or call reservations at 714-520-5005 Monday through Friday, 8am-5pm PST.


      Wheelchair rentals:

      We regret that we can no longer offer wheelchair rentals to MouseAdventure participants. If a member of your team will require the use of a wheelchair or ECV during the event, you have a few options:

      • Players staying at a Disneyland Resort Hotel can rent standard (push) wheelchairs directly from the hotel. Please check with the hotel directly for information about cost and availability. Unfortunately, the hotels do not have scooters (ECVs) available to rent.
      • Players may rent a wheelchair or scooter from Disneyland or DCA once they enter the park. These rentals can only be used in the theme parks, and not be taken back to the hotel after the event.
      • Players may also rent a wheelchair or ECV from an outside company. Some MousePlanet readers recommend Deckert's Medical Supply (714) 542-5607 or OC Medical (714) 956-4690.



      Helpful Reminders

      If you are new to MouseAdventure, the following information is going to be very helpful. And be sure to review the Preparing for MouseAdventure section of the MouseAdventure pagethere are lots of good hints there.
      If you've been here before, go ahead and peruse the suggestions below anywaythere's important information in there, plus you never know what you've forgotten since the last gameor what has changed since the last event.


      What to wear:
      As always, we suggest that you wear comfortable walking shoes, sun block and hats/visors. Watch the weather forecast, and pack layers if appropriate. Don't forget about our team t-shirt contest!



      What NOT to wear:

      Do keep in mind that Disney does not allow costumes in the park, and it is difficult to know where a line might be drawn. Keep this in mind when designing team uniforms, as well the environment we'll all be in, and stay age-appropriate. We reserve the right to refuse admission to teams or players with inappropriate or offensive outfits, costumes, t-shirts or accessories.



      What to bring:

      Our best teams all agree, clipboards are your friends. Some even bring one for each member of their team. Be sure to bring pens and/or pencils, and maybe some scrap paper. It's always a good idea to bring pens of differing colors, as well as highlighters and pencils with erasers. For this event, a fine-tip permanent marker may be especially useful.

      We also suggest that you bring water and small snacks, so you don't need to stop during the event. You will probably work up an appetite during the event, and our most competitive teams usually do not have time to stop for a meal or waste valuable time stopping for a corn dog.


      What to leave in your car or locker:


      Electronic devices, calculators, GPS units, reference materials, trivia books, and other such aids. You won't be allowed to use them, and they get heavy if you have to haul them around all day! Players may carry cell phones with them so they can be reached in the event of an emergency, but teams will receive penalties, up to disqualification, if players are caught using cell phones or text messaging during the event.



      Other considerations:
      Teams may not work together, and related teams should not be working on the same quest at the same time. If you have registered multiple teams of friends / family, please understand that your teams will be required to split up during the event. Consider holding your own mini-competition to see which team gets the best score!

      If you are participating with small children, be prepared to play just for fun, and leave the stress of competition behind. Non-registered friends, companions and children over 5 years old may not accompany your team during the game, even if they aren't helping.



      Weather report:

      Some MouseAdventure players believe that the day of any particular MouseAdventure will be the hottest day of that given month. Others remember our Holiday 2009 event, now immortalized in MouseAdventure history as Rain Gear Games. Be sure to check the weather forecast so you know what to expect on game day. MouseAdventure will go on rain or shine, however rain may require us to change or cancel portions of the event. Unfortunately, there is very little we can do about this, so keep your fingers crossed that the mythical Magic of MouseAdventure works to keep skies clear and not too hot.
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