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Permanently Closed - It’s New Year’s Eve and Old Father Time – The master of the most powerful force of nature – has gone missing! Without him, the clocks won’t reset at midnight and the sands of time will run out – permanently! The effects have already started – the forest creatures have started turning to stone, and in 60 minutes, the waves of time will cease to ripple and the rest of the world will follow suit! Start a new chapter and work together to explore a beautiful tree cabin straight from the pages of a fantasy novel to discover the secrets inside. A mystical fairy tale escape room awaits where time is more important than ever! This award-winning room is perfect for adults and kids alike. Don’t let the beautiful scenery fool you: tricky challenges and puzzles lie ahead. Can you save the day and time itself?
- 2-6
- 60 mins
- Hard
- Not scary
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Sim
127 escape rooms
Storytelling was ahead of it's time. (pun not intended) Pacing was perfect, and the chilled-out music and set made this the most calm escape room I've ever done.
joebrown
158 escape rooms
A very unique theme and relaxing setting, some unique puzzles. a great first room but with plenty mistakes we still finished with 15 minutes to spare so could have been a bit longer.
RogueColonel
222 escape rooms
First thing is that this is a small space and at times can feel very confined and some puzzles will infuriate you (there is an audio one) but the room is well themed and has a good flow but I would take no more than a team of three as we had four and there were times I couldn't get near anything.
lilac72
117 escape rooms
What a cute room! It’s like walking into a fairy tale. Although the owls really tested my patience! Another lovely room from The Panic Room
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Editorial
“...cracking combination of outstanding scenery...great innovate puzzles, brilliant immersion...“
The Escape Roomer
“I loved everything about this room, from the music to the set, the puzzles, and the feel ...“
Review the Room
“A satisfyingly solid escape game with lots of creative touches and a lovely aesthetic throughout“
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