Choose your room
Good to know
- Payment
- No payment online when you book. You pay on the day by card or MobilePay. Businesses or institutions that prefer to pay by invoice can contact us.
- Booking at short notice
- Rooms today and tomorrow can't be booked online. Call 61 10 97 97 and we'll look into the options.
- Changes
- Fewer or more of you than booked? Let us know as soon as possible, especially if it changes the number of rooms. You only pay for the final headcount on the day.
How many can we be?
2–6 people per room. If there are more of you, you can book several rooms in the same time slot. You'll get a shared briefing and start together.
How old do you have to be?
Our rooms are aimed at older children (15+) and adults. Younger children are very welcome with an adult. In our experience, though, the puzzles are most fun for older children and adults.
Can the rooms be played in English?
Our rooms are designed to work in both Danish and English. You can also get an English briefing before the game starts, plus hints in English along the way.
Which theme should we choose?
If it's your first time trying an escape room, we recommend "Legends of the Vikings", the room the largest share of teams (82%) complete within the time limit. It's also the one we'd most recommend if you have younger children on the team. If you're a group of 7-12 people, we recommend our two identical "The Professor's Mad Plan" rooms, ideal for competing against each other. They work best with at least four people on a team, since many puzzles can be solved at the same time. If you've tried escape rooms before or are up for an atmospheric challenge, we can warmly recommend "Curse of the Mummy".
Why is there a Professor's Mad Plan I and II?
The two rooms are completely identical, perfect for two teams who want to compete head-to-head in the same challenge. If you're a smaller group you can happily book just one of them, and it makes no difference whether you pick I or II.
What if we don't make it out in time?
Then your gamemaster comes in and answers any questions about the puzzles you didn't crack. Most teams make it out, but the experience is fun either way. Your gamemaster follows along the whole time and sends hints, so you're never truly stuck. It's about having fun and working together.
