Urban Escape Room: The mystery of the stolen collection for up to 4 people

Tickets
🎫 Urban Escape Room: The mystery of the stolen collection + game shipment for up to 4 people

Highlights
🤳 An urban Escape Room game that is experienced as a first-person movie through a mobile app
🔎 A box in which you will find all the necessary materials and instructions to play
👮‍♀️ An immersive experience in which you will have to sharpen your wits to find out how some works of art in the Prado Museum were stolen

General Information
🕐 Date: once you have purchased your ticket you will receive your box in approximately 48 working hours. You can play any day you want
📍 Location: the streets of Madrid
👤 Age requirement: all ages are welcome
⏳ Duration: approximately 6 hours. It can be carried out in the same day or in several days, which need not be consecutive.
📱 You will find more information about your booking in your confirmation email

Shipping information
🚚 Distribution is available throughout the Spanish mainland and the Balearic Islands
✔️ Sales and distribution is facilitated by our partner Escape City Box, which operates under a local license

The mystery of the stolen collection has three routes that you will have to solve:

• The initial route that starts at Puerta del Sol and will introduce players to the story
• Route "Recover the stolen paintings", in which players must locate the fake paintings hanging on the walls of the Prado. This route can be done by entering the Museo Nacional del Prado (Tickets not included in the activity) or using the website of the art gallery
• Route "Catch the thieves", takes place in the area of Madrid de los Austrias and the Royal Palace

Description
During a police raid against members of a fraudulent network of art dealers, a series of original works that were supposed to be in the Prado Museum have been discovered. You will have to figure out how the works of art were stolen, identify how many fake works of art are in the museum, recover the original works and stop the clandestine group that wants to use the works, of incalculable cultural value, to finance its objectives. Do you dare?