Harry and the Philosopher's Stone

Didn’t enjoy the escape room: the plot and acting were weak, the briefing was almost nonexistent, and later they were shouting hints through the door. There were no small-size robes, and in one room a visible electric kettle broke immersion. The puzzles lean more on knowing the movies, and the finale—searching for a stone in an empty room—was disappointing. The price doesn’t match the experience.

We went with the whole family and felt that real sense of magic: from the moment you step in, you forget it’s just an ordinary room—the set design is like in a movie, as if Dumbledore is about to walk out. The puzzles are logical and engaging; there was something for each of us to do. The atmosphere is a ten, and we want to come back.

The kids absolutely loved the quest, and the actors and the administrator did a top-notch job — you can tell they’re experienced. After the adventure, we were given a room for tea; the location is beautiful and well-kept. We felt comfortable entrusting the kids to the organizers and didn’t worry.

We visited with the kids; the tasks weren’t overloaded and were manageable, and the ambiance was very pleasant. There’s a cozy lounge at the entrance; we sat there after the game and celebrated a birthday. We left satisfied.

We celebrated our son’s birthday — the decorations were awesome, the tea room was a lifesaver for the parents, and the kids didn’t want to leave. The riddles were clear but not simplistic. We’ll be back for the second part.

The professors perform lively, without any dullness; the 8- and 10-year-old kids squealed with delight at the spells. No scary bits, just pure adventure — thank you for that.

An unusual and lively quest with moderate difficulty; if you apply logic, everything is solvable. We came with a large group, and there was something for everyone. Both children and adults were satisfied.

We spent the weekend playing with a big group of kids—the quest captivated us from the very first minutes. The administrator was attentive, the actors interacted excellently with the children, and the ambience was top-notch. We recommend visiting; it left us with lots of emotions.

As soon as you walk in, it’s Hogwarts: wands, robes, spells—everything’s there. The puzzles are interesting, the decor is pleasing to the eye. Thanks for making you feel like a true wizard.

More of a fan meetup with Q&A about the movies than a quest with concrete tasks. We were expecting hands-on practice and puzzles, but it turned into a talk-heavy session. The birthday ended up feeling underwhelming.

Great atmosphere, the actors are on the same wavelength as the kids. The tasks are rather easy, at times more about knowledge of the universe, but there was something for everyone to do.

I expected more tech and mechanics, but it turned out like a friendly Harry Potter quiz. Fine for a family format, but not for those chasing hardcore challenges.

Great wands, robes, and magical extras — instant immersion. The administrator is responsive, and everything is well organized.

Everything is dynamic and atmospheric; we’d especially single out Professor Trelawney — she gave a brilliant performance. We’re already making plans to come back.

As a Potter fan, I approve: plenty of mechanics, lots of references, and the actors nail the fan jokes. It turned out exactly how I wanted.