Company «Изоляция (ИП Старов Д.Н.)»

We did Fort Boyard for the first time and were generally satisfied—the kids especially loved it. But some tasks weren’t explained clearly; the bow and arrows were temperamental, and the host’s voice got drowned out by the music. The inscriptions on the balls were almost unreadable, and one of the moving steps was barely working. In the finale we’d prefer some kind of token reward rather than just ... Expand

We won a visit and were thrilled: we didn’t expect such a warm welcome—with tea and cookies—and the game drew us in so much that time flew by. There are so many locations, the tasks are original, and it feels like a real TV show. We’ll definitely be back; the price is justified by the emotions.

We celebrated our daughter’s 11th birthday at Stalker, and it hit the mark. The girls were screaming, but grinning ear to ear—so many emotions. The ability to choose the scare level and even dial it down right during the game was a real help. The Harry Potter–style tea room was a separate delight; the music was a bit lacking, but the party was a complete success.

We’ve been to this studio before and chose “Saw.” The quest was packed: lots of tasks, all logical, and distributed among the participants so everyone stayed engaged. Our brains got a pleasant workout, the evening was perfect, and hats off to the staff for the warm welcome.

The place is thought out down to the smallest detail—even the shoe covers are amusing. An entertainer is included, unobtrusive, and helped guide the kids. My daughter said: "Best party ever."

From the moment you walk in, it's clear everything is well thought out: lockers, a changing room, a cozy waiting area, and even unusual shoe covers. The kids completed "Shrek" and were absolutely thrilled, and we also rented a bright, spacious tea room. I recommend "Isolation"—we'll be back with an adult group.

Visited Izolyatsiya for the first time, though we have experience with kids’ quests, and everything here is up to par. The administrators greeted us warmly, there’s a place to have tea, and the kids were squealing with delight. We did Stalker and Fort Boyard—both were a hit, especially for families.

I fell in love the moment I walked in: the host draws you in right away, the music adds energy, and the tasks mix agility, strength, and ingenuity. A great find for corporate events and team building. The administrators are friendly, and the atmosphere is just right.

I'm 13; we chose the lowest level and it was still terrifying. The actress brilliantly balanced between scaring us and helping—without her we wouldn't have managed. The special effects at key moments really get under your skin. For a first performance, it's the perfect start.

A very polished take on Saw: the rooms are compact in footprint but have volume and verticality, with lots of tech and a variety of puzzle types. Teamwork is key; there are a few striking moments, and the scare level is moderate. The actors add charm and energy, and thanks to the hosts for the considerate guidance.