Brain-teasing fun for young and old at an escape room in Vienna

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Finally, escape rooms are opening their doors in Vienna too. Escape room games are based on Japanese adventure computer games. The goal is to free yourself from an exit room in 60 minutes. Participants reach their goal by solving various tasks that require logical thinking. There are various themes and tasks to choose from here.

The escape rooms in Vienna

A game requires at least two participants. A maximum of six people play in one room. Children are usually allowed to participate from the age of ten. In addition to private individuals, companies also book escape rooms. They use the gaming experience as a team-building measure. Solving the puzzles together strengthens teamwork and promotes problem-solving strategies.

Here is a list of escape rooms in Vienna:

  • First Escape: Himmelpfortgasse 17, 1010 (Tried it once already)
  • Crime Runners: Maria-Theresien-Straße 3, 1090 (Tried it once already)
  • Exitdoors: Spitalgasse 1, 1090
  • Exit the Room: Hernalser Gürtel, 1080
  • Escape Game Wien: Erdbergstraße 52-60, 1030
  • Escape Room No Way Out: Rauhensteingasse 7, 1010
  • Open the Door: Columbusgasse 102. Hardtmuthgasse 39, 1100

During the game, the players are not locked in. The door of the escape room can be opened at any time. The focus is on the fun of the game. Scary or frightening elements are not included. If you like, you have the option to find out about news on Facebook.

My own experience with an escape room in Vienna:

I have already participated in an escape room twice and I am thrilled. The tasks are often not easy, I recommend going to an escape room with several people. We were able to solve both tasks in time and had a lot of fun. I can highly recommend an escape room. It's a great gift where you can do something together again.

Read also: Experience report: Family Fun indoor playground in Vienna

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