Enter a Castle Black–inspired escape room in Berlin where artificial frost, mechanical puzzles and a two-hour, high-difficulty storyline push teams to collaborate under pressure. Bilingual play, an autohelp system and wheelchair access make this a practical, dramatic urban adventure.
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You step from a Berlin street into an antechamber where artificial frost fogs the air and timbered walls echo with distant drums. The lighting is low, props glint like relics unearthed from ice, and the brief—save the world from the dead—arrives with the kind of urgency that makes teams sort through clues with teeth-clacking focus.
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
You should have a basic level of mobility and stamina for standing, crouching and moving between set pieces for up to two hours.
Wildlife
History
Berlin’s creative venues often occupy repurposed industrial spaces and reflect a post-1990s culture of experimental entertainment, which helped spawn immersive game rooms.
Conservation
Indoor activities have comparatively low direct environmental impact; support local operators by arriving via public transit and following venue rules to preserve props and installations.
Reserve your spot on the Winter is Coming Live Escape Room in Berlin today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring your mobile ticket
This experience accepts mobile or printed tickets only—have the confirmation and ID ready on arrival.
Arrive early
Plan to arrive 10–15 minutes before your slot to check in and get briefed without eating into gameplay time.
Mind accessibility needs
The venue is wheelchair-accessible; notify the operator of mobility or sensory needs when booking.
Use the autohelp system
If your group stalls, use the facility’s MyStarcard® autohelp to keep momentum and avoid frustration.
Mobile phone or printed ticket
Required for entry—bring the confirmation and a charged phone to show your booking.
Comfortable, non-restrictive clothing
You’ll be moving, bending and reaching through props; wear clothes that let you move freely.
Notebook and pen
Useful for jotting clues or tracking patterns if you prefer paper over memory.
Small flashlight (optional)
Some puzzles reward careful inspection—though the venue typically controls in-room lighting.