Dubai’s New Art Mystery Wants You to Solve the Case
Ten rooms, missing masterpieces and clues to follow. Treasures Wanted is preparing to turn a visit to Al Quoz into a little detective work.
yapped Editors · Nov 12, 2026 · 1 min read
Quick facts
- Where
- theSANDWASH, Al Quoz Industrial Area 3
- Duration
- Approximately 45 minutes
- Price
- From AED 75
- Ages
- All ages welcome
Stolen gold, vanished paintings and a missing throne. Treasures Wanted is bringing an interactive art-history experience to Al Quoz, with visitors following clues through ten rooms inspired by real cases and historical mysteries.
Headphones guide the journey, while projections, archive material and interactive scenes supply the evidence. You’ll scan clues, open crates and investigate details rather than simply move from one display to the next. Someone in your group is about to take this very seriously.
“Someone in your group is about to take this very seriously.”
What Are You Investigating?
The announced chapters include the 1990 Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum theft, the disappearance of Shah Jahan’s Peacock Throne and the story of a 100kg gold coin stolen from Berlin’s Bode Museum.
Other rooms explore ancient scrolls and the return of Cambodian temple sculptures. It’s a mix of art, history and investigation, with different ways to engage as you move through the experience.
That makes it an interesting prospect for families who like having something to work out together. We’d let everyone follow their own hunch before appointing the household’s chief detective.
Can You Book Yet?
Not yet. The official website still says “Coming soon”, and Fever is collecting waitlist registrations rather than offering a live booking calendar.
The advertised daily hours are 10am–10pm, but these are planned operating hours, not confirmation that the doors have opened.