How many questions are in this quiz?

This quiz has 123 questions focused on travel mishaps and tricky Would You Rather choices.

What kind of scenarios are included?

Expect missed flights, hotel problems, lost items, awkward social moments, and other on-the-road disasters.

Is there a timer or any pressure to answer fast?

No—there’s no timer. Each question has 4 options, so you can decide at your own pace.

How do I choose the length and difficulty?

Use the start panel to pick your preferred question count and difficulty before you begin.

Is this quiz more funny or serious?

It’s a mix. Some questions are purely comedic, while others feel realistic and make you weigh real travel trade-offs.

Online Quiz: Travel Mishaps Edition

About this quiz

What to expect in this travel mishaps edition

Every question drops you into a relatable travel disaster—then asks which option you’d rather endure. It’s a fun way to spot your priorities: comfort vs. cost, pride vs. convenience, or safety vs. speed.

The quiz uses 4 options per question and there’s no timer, so you can answer quickly for laughs or slow down and debate the trade-offs.

Skills you’ll practice (without realizing it)

You’ll sharpen decision-making under uncertainty, compare risks, and get better at weighing “annoying” versus “deal-breaker.” Many scenarios also nudge you to think about planning habits, flexibility, and how you handle social discomfort while traveling.

Prioritizing what matters most when everything goes wrong
Comparing short-term pain vs. long-term consequences
Staying consistent with your “travel rules” across different scenarios
Reading tricky wording and spotting hidden downsides
Making a choice even when all options feel bad

Common pitfalls and how the difficulty stays balanced

A frequent mistake is choosing the funniest option instead of the one you’d truly tolerate—great for laughs, but it can skew your results. Another pitfall is ignoring the implied constraints (like time, money, or language barriers) that make one choice sneakily worse.

Difficulty is mixed on purpose: some prompts are silly and instant, while others add realistic constraints that require a bit more thought. Before you start, choose your question count and difficulty to match your mood—go short and easy for a quick break, or longer and mixed for the full travel-chaos experience.