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L'Enfant Sun Court
18th December 2033
International Spy Museum in Washington DC
If you want to be spy for a day, you gotta go to Spyscape in New York City. It’s way too much to go thru here, so this is just the tip of the iceberg.
First, you get your immersive briefing. You’ll meet the Cryptologists, enter the Hall of Encryption, and take the encryption challenge, sending a message to a colleague in need of rescue.
Can you lie? On to the Deception Challenge.
Train to be able to tell if someone’s lying, and test your skills.
Then into the Surveillance Hall- you have to follow directions quickly and identify an array of things happening in the surveillance footage above.
To the Hacking Wing, where you’ll see this device that still holds the malicious code that they brought the famous Stuxnet Worm in on thumb drives.
The Special Ops Challenge is next. Can you get thru the lasers? (Your personal information is in your wrist bracelet, BTW.)
007′s Aston Martin is here.
Next, Intelligence. There’re all sorts of equipment to see, old & new, big and small. It’s a vast place.
At the end you’ll be debriefed & receive your scores to find out what branch you’re cut out for.
And, the best part- treat yourself to SWAG! Tickets are $39 for adults (kids $32), unless you want the “Missions & Martini’s” dinner & drinks for $59.
https://spyscape.com/
“People should not be afraid of their government, government should be afraid of their people.” -V
Spy Museum. If you go to DC, this is a must see. Completely worth it.