School Classes
Team building for school classes
For bright minds and adventurers
When a school trip is on the agenda, the choice is always the same: hiking. Instead, offer your students an exciting adventure that not only builds class cohesion but also individual strengths.
Dive into another world and escape from the evil puppeteer, for example! Great fun for all pupils from the age of 10! Just like in a computer game, with the difference that in the Escape Rooms they can and must touch everything!
Attention, a close look, creativity and putting information together can pass the adventure! Everyone has to work together to find their way out of the Escape Room. Everyone plays their part in the success! Up to 35 students can play in our Exit Rooms at the same time.
Students play with us from Tuesday – Thursday before 1pm for only 18€ per person (including teachers).
The Final Escape Crew is looking forward to seeing you!
Students
2-35 students and teachers
Duration
1,5 hours
Goal
Fun, communication, team building
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A special excursion with great effect!
In an escape room, the main focus is on having fun. But that doesn’t mean that the students don’t learn anything. Quite the opposite: in an escape room, individual skills are strengthened and team spirit is promoted. Tricky puzzles do not solve themselves and the group is on its own in the room. Only if the students exchange ideas and pull together will they succeed in the adventure.
Leave the daily school routine behind you for a moment and send us a non-binding enquiry via the contact form right away and secure the date for your excursion!
For what grade levels are our exit rooms suitable for?
We recommend our exit rooms for pupils from grade 5. The game is accompanied by a game master who supports the adventure with helpful tips at the right moment. Some of our games require physical integrity, as there are areas where you have to climb, for example. We will be happy to clarify in advance which rooms are suitable for you. Our games are not barrier-free.
