Face two contrasting puzzle rooms in Perpignan — one logical, one imaginative — in a private 90-minute escape experience. Book both rooms to run a four-player battle and see which team claims victory.
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You step from the sunlit streets of Perpignan into a cool, dim room where logic and imagination wait on opposite doors. The left room promises rational locks and sequential puzzles; the right nudges toward lateral thinking and theatrical misdirection. For 90 minutes the city’s chatter fades and the clock becomes your rival — a briefing sharpens the rules, an hour of play tests wits, then a debrief, photo and drink restores perspective.
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
1.5 hours
Fitness Level
Minimal physical exertion required; expect crouching, bending and light mobility inside rooms. Mental stamina and teamwork are key.
Wildlife
History
Perpignan’s Catalan roots and role as a medieval regional capital inform its compact streets and direct civic culture — entertainment here tends to be social and brisk.
Conservation
The venue encourages low-waste operations and respect for historic urban fabric; visitors are asked to avoid littering and to support nearby local businesses.
Reserve your spot on the "Goodbye Guinea Pigs!" today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive 15 minutes early
Give yourself time for a safety briefing and to store bags; play begins promptly after orientation.
Comfortable clothing
Wear flexible, low-restriction clothing and closed-toe shoes for quick movement between props and clues.
Book battle mode correctly
For four players, reserve the left and right rooms in the same time slot to run two concurrent teams.
Child and stroller info
Infants can stay in strollers and children under 11 must be accompanied by an adult — select ‘adults’ when booking for kids.
Comfortable shoes
Stable footwear helps with quick footwork and moving between sets.
Light jacket or layers
Rooms can be cool; a layer keeps you comfortable during briefing and debrief.
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Reading glasses (if needed)
Small printed clues may require close reading and steady vision.
Phone for photos
Hosts often take a team photo during debrief — bring your phone if you want your own shots.