Mummy

The quest turned out to be very lively and packed, with about five or six locations, and everything changes on the fly. Perfect for adult beginners: it was only our second time doing quests and we managed on our own, only getting held up twice because of our own inattentiveness. We went with a 7-year-old; at times he was spooked by the tense music and a few props, but in the end he said he enjoyed... Expand

Went as a family—the kids loved it. Egyptian ambience, the sound is just intense enough to draw you in, and the puzzles are fair and build logically one into the next. The hour flew by.

The starting room felt a bit bare, but the areas get more and more impressive as you go. It was hot, but they provided slippers and disposable socks; the staff were polite and offered tea and coffee. Overall, an excellent experience.

We were surprised at the start when they had us change into house slippers and offered disposable socks—everything was neat and tidy. The first room felt simple and not very “tomb-like,” but the locations got much more interesting after that; we laughed and got stuck here and there. We especially remember the boat with its tricky boarding and the overall vibe of mummies and sarcophagi.

We decided to show our parents what escape rooms are and chose “The Mummy.” We weren’t wrong: the set design is impressive, the atmosphere keeps you engaged, and there are several rooms of different sizes. There are lots of cute but unused props that can be distracting, and we realized we could have safely brought our seven-year-old daughter too—she would have enjoyed it.

It threw me off a bit that a lot of the props don’t factor into the playthrough and end up distracting. But the puzzles themselves are logical, with no weird contrived leaps; the pacing feels right. A good option for a group.

A very engaging escape room for families; we left very satisfied. We did use some hints, but honestly, with careful attention, they wouldn’t have been necessary. The staff welcome you warmly, offer water, tea, or coffee, and are very polite.

We’re used to a great atmosphere and challenging tasks, but the team here exceeded expectations. It was so good that in one of the zones we didn’t know whether to scream or laugh—emotions were off the charts. If only we could wipe our memory and go again.

The quest may not be the most difficult, but it’s very logical: the puzzle chains are clear and it’s a pleasure to solve. We were satisfied and grateful to the organizers.

Tons of locations, snappy transitions, a desert-and-papyrus vibe. Sound effects are excellent, everything works smoothly and feels safe. Recommended.

We’re newcomers and made it through without any hints, just by carefully looking around. The sound design is excellent—nerve-tingling in places; our child snuggled up to us a couple of times but was thrilled. We’d happily come back.

I took a group of 12–13-year-old girls—emotions were running high and the excitement was through the roof. The only thing is, it was noticeably hot inside, though that actually suited the Egyptian atmosphere.

The ambiance is excellent; we went with kids and everyone loved it. There are many rooms, and the puzzles are interesting and varied. I confidently recommend it.

Went out with my girlfriends a couple of weeks ago to see “The Mummy.” The sound effects were awesome, and the atmosphere pulls you in from the moment you walk in. The organizers really put in the effort, and the staff were very friendly.

Of the three team quests, this one was my favorite. The ear and the boat, in particular, really stuck with me. Big thanks to the organizers.