Are the students supervised?

Yes, each room is monitored permanently via cameras and microphones by its own game master, who can give hints or step in at any time.

Is the €20 per student price fixed?

Yes, the special price of €20 per student applies to trips Monday to Friday between 9:00 and 18:00 for 10 or more students. At least 2 rooms must be booked in parallel.

What's the maximum number of students who can play at the same time?

Across our 3 rooms we can accommodate up to 19 people at the same time. If the class is bigger, we can organise two rounds back to back.

Do teachers have to go into the rooms?

Not necessarily. The students can play the rooms on their own. Teachers can relax in our reception area – or of course join in the puzzling.

School trips & class outings

School Trip to an Escape Room in Munich

Teamwork, logic, communication – all in one experience. Every student pays just €20. A school trip that really sticks in the memory. Great for international and bilingual schools: every room is playable in English.

✓ Just €20 per student – groups of 10 or more

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Conditions

Price: €20 per student
Minimum group: 10 people
Valid: Monday to Friday, 9:00–18:00
Booking: At least 2 rooms in parallel
Max. participants: Up to 19 students at the same time
Minimum age: 10 (Last Arrival: 14)

Learning by doing

An escape room school trip in Munich is far more than entertainment: under real time pressure, students practise teamwork, communication, problem-solving and logical thinking – skills that are in the curriculum but rarely experienced like this.

For larger classes we can open up to three rooms at the same time. Our rooms are suitable for school trips from year 5 upwards.

Planning a trip? Email us – we'll help with the organisation and are happy to coordinate time blocks for several groups.

The educational value

An escape room isn't just a game – it's an intense learning environment. Away from classic classroom teaching, students train skills that are essential for their personal development and later working life.

Communication

Anyone who doesn't talk to each other in the room fails. Students learn to express observations clearly, listen to others and exchange information efficiently.

Frustration tolerance

Not every approach works straight away. Dealing with setbacks and quickly developing new ideas (out-of-the-box thinking) is practised under time pressure.