Six rooms, six characters. Your choice decides whether your evening is thrilling or frustrating. Here is the guidance our game masters give on the phone, written down.

The six rooms at a glance

Room Genre Difficulty From For whom
Titanic Adventure 4 / 8 12 beginners, families, first round
Star Wars Science fiction 5 / 8 12 fans, mixed groups
Resident Evil Thriller 5 / 8 12 tension without jump scares
Ninja Turtles Family, action 6 / 8 12 families, kids’ birthdays, many hands
The Ring Horror 7 / 8 16 groups that want to be scared
Houdini Puzzle 8 / 8 12 pros, the ambitious

Choosing by group

  • Very first escape room: Titanic. Atmospheric, logically built, you get out and want more.
  • Family with kids aged 12+: Ninja Turtles, then Titanic. Both without jump scares, Ninja Turtles with lots of parallel tasks.
  • Couple, date: Titanic or Star Wars. Houdini is doable as a pair, but a real effort.
  • Group of friends who have played two or three rooms: Star Wars or Resident Evil, and The Ring for the brave.
  • Company with a mixed team: mix rooms by difficulty so every team has a fair chance: Titanic, Star Wars, Resident Evil, Ninja Turtles for the teams, Houdini and The Ring for the volunteers.
  • Escape room pros, 20 rooms and more: Houdini. Difficulty 8 of 8, our hardest room and the one with the proudest photo wall.
  • Looking for a thrill: The Ring, from 16, only if really everyone wants it.

Three questions that make the choice easier

  1. Is anyone afraid of the dark? Then no The Ring, whatever the others vote.
  2. How many are you? As a pair, better 4 to 5 of 8; as six it can be 6 to 8, because tasks can be shared.
  3. Do you want to get out or be challenged? Get out: Titanic, Star Wars. Be challenged: Ninja Turtles, Houdini.

What is the same in every room

2 to 6 players, 60 minutes, English or German, CHF 99 to 210 per group, a game master with hints over the radio, and the bar & lounge afterwards. You can leave the room at any time.

Choose a room

Frequently asked questions

Which escape room is best for beginners?

Titanic with difficulty 4 of 8: atmospheric, clearly structured, no jump scares.

Which room is the hardest?

Houdini with 8 of 8, for groups with experience. Doable as a pair, but very demanding.

Which room suits families?

Ninja Turtles (6 of 8) as the family room with many tasks, Star Wars (5 of 8) for fans, Titanic (4 of 8) as the gentle start. All three from 12, younger kids with an adult.

Which room is scary?

Only The Ring: horror with darkness and jump scares, recommended from 16. Resident Evil is a thriller without jump scares.

Can we switch rooms at short notice?

If another room is free at the same time, yes. Call ahead on 044 431 10 27 or ask at reception.