Fort Boyard. Treasures of the fort

Ideal for team building: everyone was engaged—no “spectators.” The briefing was clear, helmets and gloves were provided, and it felt safe inside. Lots of excitement; I recommend it for departments and companies.

We went with colleagues and came back happy and pleasantly tired. Everything was well thought out: disposable caps, helmets, gloves, clear hints. The finale brought us together, and the format suits both families and work teams.

Safety is beyond reproach: helmets, a briefing, and a supervisor nearby. The kids are happy, and where it’s safe, there’s fun. An excellent option for a family outing.

We celebrated a child’s birthday — the kids were thrilled, and so were the adults. The challenges were manageable, and after the quest there was a cozy tea room. Thanks for the attention to detail. We’ll celebrate here again.

A super-immersive TV-show experience: the music, the Master of Shadows, the finale with gold — goosebumps. You run, you climb, you think, and not a second of boredom. The staff are wonderful, and tea afterward hit the spot. We’ll be back!

Finally made it to the quest and only regretted one thing — that we didn’t come sooner. The space is huge, there are lots of tasks; there were seven of us and everyone got into it. The Master of Shadows was a highlight in itself, and the finale with the gold felt just like the TV shows we watched as kids.

We came back a second time and got the updated version—it was even more fun. We’re especially happy they kept our favorite maze. Thanks to the team for the upgrade—the quest is alive and evolving.

We went to Fort Boyard with the kids and piled up a mountain of 'gold.' The music and decorations were perfectly on theme, and the fights with the Master of Shadows were fire. For the atmosphere, the only thing missing was the animals from the show, but it was awesome anyway.

Haven’t seen anything like this: climbing frames, rope elements, cable crossings, and a signature maze. Not physically demanding, but you’ll need to keep moving—and you end up feeling like a kid again. Already waiting for the new version; the organizers promised a discount.

We celebrated a birthday, and everyone enjoyed it without exception. The difficulty was just right; the tasks were manageable even for people with different levels of fitness. Our mood afterwards was through the roof—thank you to the organizers!

Cool and fast-paced, but there aren’t many tough puzzles—it’s more about physical challenges. Active players will love it; fans of ciphers will find it just fine. Overall, I was satisfied.

These aren’t just riddles—they’re team-based athletic challenges. The lighting, the ambiance, the master of shadows, and the fact that everyone participates—that’s what we loved. Very unusual and energizing.

A rare format for the city: a huge venue, lots of locations, and a TV-style finale. I’d love to do it again, especially since the team keeps updating and improving the quest.

The quest is huge and very team-oriented: sometimes we’re thinking, sometimes we’re climbing, and we’re helping each other all the way. We finally completed it with the whole group, and no one got bored. We want more projects like this!

An hour and a half flew by in an instant. There’s less logic here; excitement, agility, and a thirst for fun decide everything. It’s best to go with a group of friends who are ready to go all in.