Alice Through the Looking Glass

I wouldn’t recommend it for adult teams without an in-room actor: the logic in many tasks is shaky, some elements look like props and don’t work, and doors were often opened remotely. The hosts would sometimes disappear and not respond, and the rooms are dusty. The only plus is the number of rooms and the set design, but as a quest itself — it’s a miss.

Went with kids: overall interesting, but the instructions and videos weren’t always audible, even when it was quiet. We used hints, but some of the wording was unclear. The ending felt too easy; for kids around 10 years old, it’s fine.

An unexpectedly energetic escape room without endless combination locks. There are nonlinear sections where you need to split up, which really adds to the pace. The Alice atmosphere holds up through to the end.

The kids enjoyed the quest, but the service left a sour taste. They let us bring our younger child, but she quickly lost interest and they escorted her back out to me. The waiting area is dirty and cold, the table unexpectedly costs extra, the water cooler is acting up, and there are no disposable cups — would love to see more hospitality.

Mixed feelings: the kids were interested, but they kept rushing us with hints, not letting us think. One puzzle felt illogical, and the room was quite dusty. We left with questions rather than a wow effect.

Excellent quest for a kids’ group: it requires both agility and ingenuity, adults are hardly needed. The kids were there for the first time and managed on their own; we only helped once due to a physical limitation. Highly recommend for little ones!

The immersion was powerful: lots of rooms, everything vibrant, and our 9- and 12-year-olds loved it. Hints were given promptly and tactfully, and the final photos were a special treat. We spent a great hour—thanks to the team!

Overall, the escape room is pretty good, with moderate difficulty. Some puzzles felt odd and were solved more by intuition. There are too many 'fake' props, and the audio in the video messages could be louder. The set design could use an update in places, but the murals at the end are very good. Recommended for beginners and children.

I liked that there are many rooms, but the abundance of decor gets in the way — half of it doesn’t play a role and only distracts. The host was sometimes hard to hear; because of one non-obvious puzzle we lost a lot of time, even though we were expecting a simpler quest. The photo at the end was a nice bonus.

The escape room is beautiful and at times quite high-tech, with varied puzzles. However, the video audio is a bit quiet—we couldn’t make out a couple of parts. Overall, we liked it; I recommend going with a group of friends.

The staff were in a hurry and gave hints even when we were clearly managing on our own, so the thrill was missing in the end. For the price, we expected more emotions. If they sort out the way hints are delivered, there’s good potential.

An excellent option for those who are tired of codes and keys. The host, Rostislav, is great: tactful, without direct hints, in the spirit of Alice. The puzzles are well thought out, and the style is consistent throughout.

An exciting adventure: you feel like a hero in Wonderland; you can even stroll on the grass. Knowing the book isn’t necessary; the kids were thrilled— even those who don’t like puzzles found something to do. Thanks to the creators!

One of the best escape rooms we’ve done. High-tech and fun, and it’s a perfect fit for kids. Highly recommend.

Vivid, engaging, a bit nonlinear, but fairly logical. Very much in the spirit of the Mad Hatter. I recommend it.