Hide and Seek

We booked “Hide-and-Seek in the Dark” for seven 12-year-olds. We played without any lights; it was thrilling and not scary—even those who are afraid of the dark managed. I deducted a point for the lack of a water cooler and cups—there was nothing to drink.

We went with the kids to 'Hide-and-Seek in the Dark' and had a little adventure. The atmosphere is scary, but everything is well thought out: soft padding, no sharp corners, and attentive instructors keeping watch. The kids left smiling and kept reminiscing about that evening for a long time.

At Pryatki Kids they made a special Vikings-and-dragons version for us. We played five rounds—the kids were thrilled; the lighting helped the little ones, and the music built the suspense nicely. The tea area is comfortable, and you can watch the game on a monitor.

Celebrated our son’s birthday; kids were 10–11 years old. They squealed the first round, then it was all laughter and excitement. The performer engaged gently, without overdoing it. Helmets were provided, the corners were padded, and the coordinator kept everything under control. A great format for a party!

Very warm, caring staff; tea, helmets, everything is clean. The kids were given an easier version, no one got scared. Lots of vivid emotions—the kids asked to do it again over the school holidays.

We came as a large group, but the venue wasn’t that big. You can hide, but there weren’t enough original hideouts; after the first round we had practically learned the map. The administrator was polite, it was clean, and they provided equipment, but they sometimes struggled with routine practical questions. For a no-actor format, the price is rather high for our city.

You’ll be hiding and seeking in pitch-black darkness, but safety is excellent. The venue is large and unpredictable; you’ll have to clamber around, yet you come out clean. Ideally, go with a group of eight to ten people—it’s more fun.

I was very afraid of the dark and went to “Hide-and-Seek” to overcome my fear. With each round it got easier, the helmet really helped, and by the end I didn’t want to leave at all. A great way to push yourself and have a good time.

I went to a friend’s birthday at “Hide-and-Seek in the Dark.” Scary and fun at the same time; actor Maxim and admin Sonya were on fire and kept things moving. Highly recommend.

The place is spacious and clean, with lots of nooks and traps, all in complete darkness. They gave us helmets — they came in handy more than once. A great activity for both kids and adults; you come out feeling like a kid again.

We celebrated our daughter’s ninth birthday. We liked the venue—the darkness added excitement—and the organizer was attentive. The party room felt a bit too dark but was decorated, and there were tea, coffee, and water for adults. We’ll come again.

Our 10–12-year-olds were a bit scared at first; by the second round it became fun and interesting. The location is convenient; there's a room where you can have tea and wait. I recommend it.

They explained the rules quickly, but not everything made sense at first—we wandered a bit in the first round. Then we found our groove and the search became genuinely exciting. The atmosphere is great.

We went as a group of ten; it was a bit cramped in places and we learned the map quickly—would’ve liked more hiding spots. But the darkness and sound give you the jitters; the second round went great. Overall, we liked it.

I haven't laughed this hard in a long time. Darkness, rustling, hunters — like a whole movie playing in your head. Even without actors it’s still a blast; the key is to go with a tight-knit crew. I’ll come back again.