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Prison

Name: Prison
Brand: Wild Goose Escapes
Rating: 4.62 (15 reviews)

4.62

2 - 12 people60 minutesMedium

Sentenced to life in prison, your only hope is escape. During a sudden riot, you and your team have 60 minutes to evade detection and break free. Can you seize this chance?

Large groupsBeginnersWith children

Company Wild Goose Escapes

Medium

Not scary

Without actorsActors

EnglishGame language

About the escape room

You are in prison. Sentenced to life. Your only chance is to break free…but your guard is just too careful. Suddenly, there is a riot in Block B. Your guard has had to leave his post. This is your chance to break out. But you have only 60 minutes. Can you and your team evade detection and find a way out of the Prison?

Brief assessment

Navigator AI

Go for the classic prison-break rush: split start, handcuffs, and a tight 60-minute scramble that rewards teamwork. It’s approachable, fast-paced fun for first-timers and mixed groups.

4.62

15 reviews

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Location

Paid Parking

Wifi

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AI Overview

AIPlayers consistently call it easier than average with a smooth flow and lots of locks. The separate-cells opening is a highlight, while production is simple but on-theme. Game masters earn praise; a few note finicky tech, some red herrings, and an ending that can feel abrupt.

WeaknessesIt can feel cramped with big groups and fairly standard for seasoned players. A couple of steps read as illogical or fiddly, with occasional tech hiccups and a finale that ends sooner than expected. Some feel the price outpaces the experience.

StrengthsThe handcuffed split start creates instant tension and great communication moments. Staff support is spot-on, and the optional head-to-head setup adds a playful competitive edge.

SecurityHandcuffs are used at the start and the space can feel tight at max capacity. Staff stay attentive and can steer you back if you go out of order.

Level of fearNot scary and zero horror, so it’s kid-friendly. The cuffs add a mild jolt of excitement without being intense.

Actors' gameGame masters like Nancy, Emma, and Maggie get kudos for being upbeat and timely with nudges. Interaction is mostly remote guidance rather than in-room acting.

Quality of riddlesExpect straightforward, lock-heavy puzzles with clear communication gates across cells. Matching components to the right locks is a common challenge, and one fingerprint step rubbed a few players the wrong way. Overall it flows well, with bumps that make sense after the fact.

PlotYou’re lifers seizing a riot as your chance to slip past the guards and out. The story is familiar prison-break fare with light narrative and a wrap-up that can feel sudden.

Difficulty levelSkews easy to mid; great for beginners, families, and casual teams, while enthusiasts may blaze through. Teamwork is key, and 3–6 players feels right, with several recommending 4 or more.

Reviews

Chris D.

Beginner

Took my teens and they loved the handcuff start. Clear clues, nothing scary, and we actually talked to each other more than we do at dinner. Perfect gateway room.

15.06.2025

Evan T.

Beginner

The split start is always a win in prison rooms. Production is simple yet on-theme, and while pairing pieces to the right locks took a minute, it paid off. The head-to-head option is cool, though I’d trade it for a bit more space.

20.03.2025

ReviewBlogger

Beginner

I’d call the set and theme solidly average, but Nancy as our GM was fantastic. The puzzles leaned standard and we needed a couple of hints, and for the price I wanted a bit more wow. Still a fun time overall.

01.10.2025

Riley W.

Beginner

I’ve played it twice with different groups and had just as much fun. Teamwork is essential, and I’d recommend going in with four or more people.

23.05.2025

alex_89

Beginner

Fun vibe and some clever moments, but with eight of us it felt crowded and a bit stop-and-go. When we trimmed the chatter and let fewer people lead, it clicked better. I’d bring a smaller crew next time.

06.12.2025

Sam R.

Beginner

That split start in cuffs hooked us right away. Nancy was a gem—quick, friendly nudges that kept us moving without giving it all away. Good flow, satisfying locks, and we popped out with time to spare.

30.08.2025

Mila J.

Beginner

Solid, classic prison break with straightforward puzzles and a few neat cross-cell moments. The ending came quicker than I expected, but we still had a blast. Worth it if you like communication-heavy rooms.

26.08.2025

Jon C.

Beginner

Classic prison breakout vibes with a similar split start to The Escape Game’s Prison Break, but overall easier. Some tech was finicky, yet manageable, and strong communication matters a lot here.

10.04.2025

Grant M.

Beginner

One fingerprint sequence felt a bit off, but beyond that the room plays well. It shines with bigger teams who can split tasks.

17.06.2025

PuzzleNerd

Beginner

We’re frequent players and had a great time here. A few solves were on the easy side, others made us think, and the room flowed nicely from start to finish.

27.02.2025

Maya L.

Beginner

We ran the head-to-head setup and it was a riot in the best way. Production is simple, fits the theme, and the race element adds spice. Would do it again with another team.

22.11.2025

Elle P.

Beginner

Starting in different cells was a neat idea. The room didn’t fully feel like a real prison and the puzzles were good but not standout; I’d still point beginners here.

18.07.2025

Kara S.

Beginner

The story pulled me in, but this one sits on the easier end. I just wish the finale didn’t land so abruptly.

05.07.2025

Zoey L.

Beginner

Not my favorite—there isn’t a ton happening, and with the max player count it feels tight. I’d bring fewer people if you go.

30.06.2025

Matt H.

Beginner

Love a prison break, and starting cuffed in separate cells was a fun touch. We enjoyed the room all the way through.