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The escape room is an emotional blast—from jump scares to a powerful Pennywise performance, straight out of a movie. The plot is punchy, the puzzles are simple so they don’t break the pace, and the location is clean and safe. For adrenaline lovers, it’s a must-go.

The ambience and sound gave me goosebumps, and the actor playing Pennywise absolutely brought the house down with his voice and physicality. We chose medium—scary yet comfortable; hints were given carefully without breaking the atmosphere. We want to come back for hard mode.

The quest exceeded expectations: the actors’ sudden appearances were awesome, and the costumes and makeup were top-notch. They even lifted and carried us carefully, without pain, yet it felt genuinely scary. I want to come back again.

I really liked how the puzzles are woven into the plot and how everything is automated—nothing unnecessary, everything to the point. Recognizable scenes from the film, awesome lighting and sound, Pennywise is top-notch. Recommended for King fans.

I love the first It movie and I had a blast here: the costumes and makeup are gorgeous, the clown actor nails the voice and gives you goosebumps. We chose the hard mode—the physical interactions were clear and safe, there are tons of references to the film, and the locations are spacious and beautiful. It was scary and incredibly atmospheric.

A rare kind of quest where you’ll both cry and laugh—and feel safe throughout. The locations are well thought out, the actors are attentive, and the puzzles fit the theme. Emotions are off the charts—thank you to the team!

We’d been wanting to visit for a while and are generally satisfied: the rooms and ambience are great, the receptionist was lovely, and the actors are helpful without breaking the immersion. The downside is that it felt stuffy in some areas, but the overall impression is still positive.

The escape room itself was great, but during our run it was a bit stuffy and the playthrough video was sent late. That said, the actors were fantastic, the sets were awesome, and the jump scares were effective. Overall, still a positive experience.

Lots of emotions, but the actors didn’t give everyone equal attention, and a few rooms were stuffy. The atmosphere and music are excellent; the puzzles are okay but could be more varied. Overall, I liked it.

We celebrated my 13-year-old niece’s birthday. The manager calmly explained everything, and the actors sensitively adapted to the kids—scaring them just enough, but there were tons of screams. A great option for a family outing.

We came as a team on medium difficulty, and that was already enough for everyone. The physical contact was gentle, the hints were on point, and actors appeared at the most unexpected moments. The set design is great, the puzzles are clear, and the emotions will last a week.

I expected it to be tougher and more challenging, but it turned out to be more about emotions and interaction than puzzles. The rooms are nice, the actors put in effort, but not everyone got equal attention. Overall, it's fine, but not the scariest for me.

From the very first minutes, the music and set design build the atmosphere, and in some scenes the sound was scarier than the actors. On medium difficulty, the tactile effects worked well; it felt like everything was under control. The quest really draws you in.

They promised to send a video after completion, but I never received it, and they stopped responding to messages. It’s really upsetting to have such a great experience spoiled by this kind of service.

I liked the escape room, but I would have liked more puzzles and a richer experience. The clown jumps out effectively, the atmosphere keeps you engaged, and the administrator was friendly. Otherwise, everything was good.