Paris: Prison Escape Room Game with Team Photos & Drinks

Summary

Paris escape room challenge with team play, drinks and photos

You’ll feel your pulse jump as you race against time to break out of a Paris prison escape room with friends or family. Expect laughter over clever puzzles, helpful nudges from your local guide, and a relaxed debrief with drinks and team photos after your hour-long challenge. It’s less about winning than sharing those little moments of surprise together.

What’s the experience like?

I’ll admit it — I was nervous walking into the “Break in Prison” escape room in Paris. There’s something about hearing that cell door click shut behind you, even if it’s just for fun. Our guide (I think her name was Camille?) grinned as she explained the rules, tossing in a quick story about real escapes from French prisons — apparently not as rare as you’d think. The air smelled faintly like old paper and metal, which weirdly set the mood. I remember glancing at my friend, half-laughing, half-wondering if we’d actually get out in time.

Once the timer started, everything blurred into puzzles and whispered guesses. We argued over which clue meant what (my logic failed me more than once), but somehow it made us laugh harder. At one point, someone tried to use a clue backwards — don’t ask how — and Camille’s voice crackled through the intercom with a gentle nudge in French-accented English. There was this moment when we almost gave up, but then someone spotted a tiny detail on the wall that changed everything. I still think about how my heart raced when we finally unlocked that last door.

Afterwards, we stumbled out blinking into the hallway, sweaty and grinning like idiots. They handed us cold drinks and snapped a team photo (I look ridiculous in mine). The debrief was relaxed — no pressure to be clever or competitive — just stories about what surprised us most. If you’re looking for an escape room in Paris that feels both challenging and kind of hilarious, this is it. Oh, and don’t worry about experience level; they adjust things so everyone gets a shot.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Escape room experience in Perpignan

• Attend 15-minute briefing
• Play escape room for 60 minutes
• Join 15-minute debrief with photo and drinks

Top questions

How long does the Paris prison escape room last?

The total experience is 90 minutes: 15 minutes briefing, 60 minutes game play, 15 minutes debrief.

Is this escape room suitable for children?

Yes, it's suitable for all ages; just select "adults" when booking regardless of age.

Are drinks included after the game?

Yes, drinks are offered during the debrief session after your game.

Do I need prior experience to play?

No experience is needed; difficulty can be adjusted for beginners or experienced players.

Where is this escape room located in Paris?

The specific address isn’t listed here but it’s accessible by public transportation.

Can infants or small children join?

Infants and small children can come along in a pram or stroller.

How many people can join one session?

You can choose your group size when reserving; there’s no strict limit mentioned here.

Is there hotel pickup included?

No hotel pickup is included; you’ll need to arrive at the location yourself.

What’s included

Your booking covers one hour of immersive escape room play inside a themed Paris prison setting, plus a friendly briefing before and relaxed debrief after with team photos and drinks to celebrate your effort together.