A festival game for the whole crew
Photo missions that send your group exploring stages, food stalls and hidden corners, with every photo of the weekend saved in one place.
What's a fun game to play at a festival?
A photo scavenger hunt suits festivals because it works while you're moving between stages. With Mission Memories, your group joins with a code and completes missions like "group selfie with the main stage behind you" or "photograph the best food stall", competing on a live leaderboard. Organisers of community events can run one for all their attendees.
Why use Mission Memories for your festival?
Explore the whole site
Missions send people to stages, stalls and corners they'd otherwise miss.
Keeps groups connected
Even when your crew splits up, everyone is playing the same game.
For organisers too
Community events and fairs can run one game for attendees, with up to 300 players.
Festival photo mission ideas
Adapt them to your festival's stages, acts and traditions.
Around the site
- Group selfie with the main stage behind you
- Photograph the best food stall
- Capture the sunset over the site
- Snap your crew's campsite
- Photograph the best festival outfit
- Snap your crew at the last song
With the crowd
- Photo with someone from another country
- Film the crowd at your favourite set
- High-five 10 strangers on camera
- Trade a bracelet or badge with a stranger
- Start a dance circle and film it
- Film everyone singing along
“We ran Mission Memories at our community festival. Attendance was up and everyone stayed longer to finish the game.”
How much does it cost?
Free for groups of up to 5. Bigger groups and community events are a one-off price per event.
| Group size | Plan |
|---|---|
| Up to 5 people | Free |
| Up to 40 people | Party Time, £4.99 |
| Up to 120 people | Event of the Season, £19.99 |
| Up to 300 people | Host with the Most, £49.99 |
Tips for a festival photo game
- Signal can be patchy on festival sites. Photos are easiest to upload near the main areas.
- Bring a power bank, because missions use the camera a lot.
- Organisers: put the QR code on wristband stations, maps and stage screens.
Festivals & Outdoor Events: frequently asked questions
Do people need to download an app?
No. Guests open your invite link, scan the QR code or enter the 6-digit code, and play straight from their phone's browser. They create a quick free account (name, email and password) so they can come back to their photos later. The free iOS and Android app is optional and adds the smoothest camera, reactions and notifications.
Can a festival organiser run it for all attendees?
Yes, for up to 300 players per event on the Host with the Most plan (£49.99). For bigger events, contact us.
Does it work over a whole weekend?
Yes. An event stays open as long as you like, and the host can add missions each day.
Photo games for other events
Start your festival game free
5 guests and 5 photo missions free, with no card needed. Upgrade the same event when your guest list grows.