Exit Room

If a bachelor party is being planned for your best friend, Berlin offers an exciting entertainment program. For several years now, Live Escape Games have been all the rage, where you embark on an exciting mission to solve difficult tasks and puzzles with multiple players. Located on 1000sqm beneath the Admiralspalast, Exit is arguably the most well-known provider for Escape Games in Berlin and impresses with a particularly large selection of themes. In addition to the Escape Rooms, there are also Virtual Reality missions here that hold a world full of secrets, codes, and puzzles for you – excitement and a racing heart are guaranteed.

In a group of 2-14 players, you can prove your courage and team spirit in 6 different missions. At Exit, there’s even the option for multiple groups to compete against each other simultaneously in identical Escape Rooms. A classic is the Escape Room Prison Island, where you must escape from a notorious prison island. You start with your team in a cramped holding cell and discover that one of your friends is missing and in solitary confinement. Now the adventure begins, and you must make your way through several rooms to the exit while also freeing your friend. The game lasts 66 minutes and demands all your skill.

The 6 Virtual Reality Games are a real specialty in Berlin. For these, you receive VR glasses and controllers as equipment and move through a virtual space for the mission with up to 8 players, with 2-4 playing in a team. The VR offering is exclusive to Exit and has already been awarded the German Computer Game Prize in the “Best Innovation” category.

Some of the Escape Rooms and Virtual Reality Games are also bookable as a family experience and promise child-friendly excitement and fun. For example, the “Monster Party” is suitable for children aged 5 and up, while more complex themes like “Magic Alley” and “Huxley” are recommended from 10 years.

Escape Games are a great event idea, of course for bachelor parties, but also on any other day, as well as for companies, school classes, birthdays, or on boring Sundays.