Game

The Locked Room is a live puzzle game experience. Work together with your team to find clues, solve puzzles and escape in time.

Players

Ideal for friends, family, and colleagues. Work together in teams of 2, 3 or 4 players to escape the room before the alarm is activated.

Time

You have only 60 minutes to escape! This experience will challenge all levels of ability and age.

Theme:

1950s Cold War Codebreaker

Step back into the 1950s; an era of covert operations and encrypted secrets. Your team has located the enemy’s hidden operations room. The door locks behind you and you are trapped.... Can you solve the puzzles, disable the alarm and escape before you're caught?

$25—$35 per person

Crack puzzles to uncover secret combinations

Work together to solve problems

Use authentic gadgets from the cold war era

Finding Us:

Location: Taupo, New Zealand

Clay Break Taupo
1134 Poihipi Road,
Taupo

Phone:

0800 252 9273

Email direct:

play@thelockedroom.co.nz

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Brilliant escape room, great fun to do!

This is brilliant fun and really well done...
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Tom

Had a great time!

...would definitely recommend you give it a go if you are in Taupo...
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Brenda

Fantastic Fun!

...would definitely do again...
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Rachael

Frequently Asked Questions:

Are we really trapped inside a locked room?

No. You will be shown the emergency exit before you start The Locked Room. You can leave at any time.

Am I likely to feel claustrophobic?

Our room is built inside a shipping container, which is surprisingly large on the inside. The room is well lit and open plan so it is unlikely you will feel claustrophobic. In the event you feel the need to leave, you can safely exit the room at any time.

What age group is the game suited to?

The puzzles can be quite challenging so we recommended participants be aged sixteen years and above.

Why do you prevent people from taking photos?

We ask you not to take photos inside the room because we want to keep it a secret. The mystery of what’s inside the room is part of the experience.