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Booked it for kids aged 9–11; everyone got involved and each had something to do. The operator guided them gently; they never got stuck, and we felt at ease about safety. A good family format—we’ll be back for another quest.

We went in thinking it would be boring for adults, but left full of emotions. It was our first time at such a large, essentially three-story quest: the puzzles demand attention and aren’t that easy. We also learned that booking directly comes with discounts; the venue is in a beautiful building, not a basement, and there’s free parking. Special thanks to the operator Maxim for his patience — we’ll... Expand

Disappointed with the price-to-quality ratio: it felt like an old-school quest spread over three floors. The digital locks were finicky, and the dim lighting created 'difficulty' for no good reason. The cartoon atmosphere was fine, but hints over the walkie-talkie popped up on their own before we even asked. For that kind of money, I'm unlikely to return.

The venue is spacious, the route is non-linear, and the vibe is great. But there aren’t many puzzles; it’s mostly searching, and the tech didn’t always work on the first try, so we had to call the operator. Great for beginners and atmosphere lovers; if you’re expecting wow-factor puzzles, probably not.

We celebrated our 11-year-old son’s birthday and it was spot on. The birthday boy—who’s a fan—was thrilled, and even those unfamiliar with the cartoon were delighted. The diaries are made just like the original, the host prompted gently, the waiting area is neat, and there’s tea and water. An excellent format for a party.

The 11–12-year-old children came out happy. They asked for help a couple of times; they figured out the rest on their own. They opened six doors, collected the components, and launched the 'weapon against Bill,' finishing in about an hour.

It was my first escape room; I’m not into horror, but for my birthday I chose the Gravity Falls one—I love the cartoon. The “kids” label gave me pause (I’m 23), but it turned out great: lots of locations, and my experienced friends appreciated it too. There were five of us—comfortable; seven adults probably wouldn’t fit in the narrow areas. Overall, everyone enjoyed it.

Great escape room—doesn’t let you relax for a minute; there are lots of puzzles and they’re varied. It’s also three stories tall—I’d never seen that before. We went with my 10-year-old daughter and her friends; everyone loved it. The reception and organization were top-notch.

We did it as a group of three: dad, mom, and an 11-year-old. The puzzles ranged in difficulty—everyone contributed, making it a true team game. A downside: in the "Wonder Shop" the floor levels vary; I stumbled a couple of times—it’s distracting. But overall, it’s a solid ten out of ten.

There are plenty of rooms, it’s fun to run around, and there’s no horror—that’s exactly what I want. A bit narrow in places, but we went through as a group of five without getting in each other’s way. I recommend it to Gravity Falls fans.

As a fan of the show, I loved the design and details, and even friends who hadn’t watched it got into it. The puzzles were hidden in unexpected places—searching for them was a blast. Plus, the quest spans multiple floors, which adds to the sense of scale. Overall, a very pleasant experience—I recommend it.

Before the visit, we thought it would be easy for adults, but the quest engaged the whole family. The puzzles are great, there are plenty of locations, and the show’s atmosphere is maintained to the very end. We’re very satisfied and can confidently recommend it.

The ambiance is great, but the tech let us down: a couple of locks took a long time to open, and the walkie-talkie suddenly gave a hint before we asked. In the dark, that also throws off the pace. A restrained rating.

We went as an adult group: fun and atmospheric, though some of the puzzles were fairly classic. The hints over the radio came on time and weren’t pushy. Overall, a very pleasant experience.

We visited with the whole family—the kids squealed with delight, and we felt nostalgic for the cartoon. There are lots of rooms, and the music and references are really delightful. Nothing scary, but there’s plenty of thrill.