Bloody Circus

We set up a birthday surprise for a friend: administrator Daria hid the flowers and the cake and suggested the idea with a bag over her head right from the street — it turned out great. We played with Maxim and specifically booked him: he has his own signature touches and adapts flexibly to each person. Afterwards we discussed the game and brought out the cake at the finale — the surprise was a hi... Expand

There were six of us, and there was enough space for everyone. The location and atmosphere really impressed us; there were plenty of puzzles, though the fear sometimes made it hard to think. The actor did a great job, and even after being “rolled” across the floor, our clothes stayed clean — special kudos for the attention to cleanliness.

At one point the strobe lights and the stuffiness made me feel unwell — they escorted me out; the administrator did a great job and kept checking on how I was feeling. A request to the owner: please install air conditioners; it was hard for the staff inside to breathe.

We opted for maximum contact: I was spun in a cage, and it was really scary and fun. I banged my elbow—just jolted from fright. We got tossed around big time, and at the end they even bowed to one of the participants—it was insanely cool, and we want more.

The opening is a blast—the actor literally flies and crawls, very convincing. But the plot is straightforward: you walk down a corridor and solve puzzles one by one; space is tight, the difficulty is easy to medium, and some keys were sticking. Overall I still recommend it, especially for fans of 'It'.

A group of 14-year-olds went; the administrators were responsive. They said the music was too loud and not very ominous, it was hardly scary — probably should have chosen a higher contact level. Otherwise, they were satisfied.

I expected more in terms of fear: the title and the video promised more. The decor is great, but the venue is small, and the actor didn’t impress. I probably wouldn’t recommend it to first-timers—it’s too simple.

We came late in the evening—the opening instantly immerses you in the atmosphere. Great acting, jump scares, and interesting tasks, although we had to fiddle with the keys in places. We screamed, laughed, and left on an adrenaline high.

The quest was spoiled by the actor’s behavior: he started using profanity and slang, as if we weren’t in a game but in a bar before a fight. The atmosphere was lost immediately, and some of the puzzles are done crudely. My stance on this is clear — I don’t recommend it.

Great horror, but the sound could be quieter and there could be fewer strobes — they sometimes made it hard to open the locks. Otherwise, awesome: the actor was excellent, the set design top‑notch, and we left with tons of impressions.

We took the hard mode with two actors — the adrenaline was off the charts! The scares were well-executed and not over the top, and contact was clearly within bounds. If you like to get your nerves tingling, it's a must.

When booking they quoted one price, but on site they asked for another — not great. Otherwise, it was atmospheric and well-themed, but I wanted more action from the actor and more locations. Overall, not bad, but it left a bit of a sour aftertaste.

We went with our 11-year-old and chose the medium level. The actor guided us carefully, though I got the full treatment, haha. The ambience was fantastic—we left happy.

Very atmospheric! We went with medium contact—the clown would appear out of nowhere, and that laugh gave me goosebumps. The puzzles are solvable, the admin is a sweetheart. I want to come again with friends.

I expected it to be bigger in scale and scarier. The locations are cramped, the puzzles are simple, and we finished quickly. The actor is the saving grace—performed decently, but overall it’s about a three out of five.