Profile Perfect Level 383 Answer, Walkthrough & Solution

Profile Perfect Level 383 Answer

Spoiler warning: The complete solution for this level is detailed below. If you only want a hint to get past a single stuck point, read the specific question sections further down before checking the full grid.

Stuck On Profile Perfect Level 383?

Matching the three touring bands to their exact itineraries can be tricky because multiple bands share starting cities and later stops. The puzzle hinges on pinning down which column belongs to DTS first, then using directional clues and city geography to divide the remaining destinations.

How Do You Figure Out Which Tour Belongs To DTS?

Start by looking at the first destinations across the columns.

One clue states that bands A and C both start their tour in Tokyo. Another clue tells you that DTS starts their concert in New York.

Since World Tour A and World Tour C both have Tokyo as their first stop, neither of those columns can belong to DTS. That means DTS must be placed in World Tour B, and World Tour B gets New York for Destination 1. Both World Tour A and World Tour C immediately receive Tokyo as Destination 1.

Where Does BlackRed Go If They Cannot Be To The Left Of DTS?

Once DTS is fixed in the center column as World Tour B, look at the clue stating that BlackRed is not to the left of DTS.

World Tour A is to the left of World Tour B, so BlackRed cannot go in World Tour A. That leaves World Tour C on the right as the only valid spot for BlackRed.

With DTS in World Tour B and BlackRed in World Tour C, the remaining band name, Imagine Dog, automatically belongs to World Tour A.

Which Band Gets Paris For Destination 2?

You know from the starting clue that either band A or band C goes to Paris next after starting in Tokyo.

To determine which one travels to Paris, check the clue mentioning that the rightmost band focuses their tour in Asia. The rightmost band is World Tour C (BlackRed). Paris is in Europe, not Asia, so World Tour C cannot be the tour heading to Paris.

That means World Tour A (Imagine Dog) is the band that visits Paris as Destination 2. Because World Tour C focuses on Asia, its second stop is Beijing.

What Is The Second Destination For The New York Tour?

Look at the clue stating that following New York, they will perform at the opera house.

World Tour B is the only tour that starts in New York. The world famous opera house venue points directly to Sydney. Therefore, Destination 2 for World Tour B is Sydney.

At this stage, your second destination row is completely filled: Paris for World Tour A, Sydney for World Tour B, and Beijing for World Tour C.

How Are Rome And London Distributed For Destination 3?

The final row comes down to sorting out London and Rome across the three tours.

You are given a clue that DTS skips London because they performed there last year. Since DTS is World Tour B, World Tour B cannot have London as Destination 3.

The only other band that can take London is World Tour C (BlackRed). With London assigned to World Tour C, Rome fills the remaining Destination 3 slots for both World Tour A and World Tour B.

One Clue You Should Not Overthink

The clue mentioning that following New York, the band performs at the opera house might seem like it requires deep venue trivia, but it simply points to Sydney as the second stop for the band in the New York column. You do not need to look for any other opera venues or second guess the connection.

Quick Answer Check

To verify your grid, make sure Imagine Dog is in column A heading from Tokyo to Paris to Rome. DTS should sit in column B moving from New York to Sydney to Rome. BlackRed takes column C, traveling from Tokyo to Beijing to London.