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Escape rooms are a growing trend these last few years and is booming all over the world. A movie with this phenomenon was only to be expected: Escape Room the movie hit theaters this Friday (March 15). But is such a movie comparable to an actual escape room? Maaike van Leeuwen, Gamemaster at Lock-Clock Escape Room, went to evaluate.

*caution: spoiler alert*

Barcelona offers all kinds of activities, but normally it’s not easy to find an ideal activity for the whole family, mostly because the preferences of children and adults are usually different. Spending time together and having everyone enjoying it is quite the puzzle! And where the are puzzles, that’s where we, the Escape Rooms, come in: these are a popular activity that consists of escaping from a themed room. It is an adventure that leaves no one indifferent!

Hey Lock-Clockers! How's that going?

For this second post, we wanted to give a hand to all the escapists who are starting their adventure. We all have had to take that first step into the unknown, facing the danger. Our first time in a room can be an experience full of enthusiasm but also filled with many nerves and doubts.

Hey, Lock-Clockers! How's it going?

As you can guess by the title of the blogpost, we want to start a new adventure and embark on the crazy world of blogging. The idea had been hanging around in our heads for quite some time, but with so many puzzles and riddles we hadn’t been able to make time to stop and write.

Next Sunday (27/11 at 19:00h) we're playing Street Fighter II in our "Retro Video Games"!

Let's have a vicious gaming afternoon just like when we were kids...

Come to Lock-Clock Escape Room and find worthy opponents to fight back your Hadouken, your Sonic Boom or your Yoga Flame.

¡FREE ENTRY! 

Lock Clock and TOY studio present

Instantes DE_MA_DE_RA (Wooden Moments),

An Arseni Kovalski Kova fantasy-play, a wooden puppets spectacle about the complex and magic relationship between the creator and his creation.

Limited capacity - Free entry

"Our whole life consists of moments, so do not lose this one".
Jorge Luis Borges