Captain Nemo and the Trapped Submarine
1870, deep under the sea: a giant octopus has trapped the Nautilus
The year is 1870, and you are the crew of the Nautilus, Captain Nemo's legendary submarine, deep under the sea. Minutes ago a creature no one believed existed rose out of the darkness: a giant octopus of unimaginable size. Its arms are already wrapped around the submarine. The power cables are torn, the lights are out, and the Nautilus is trapped in its grip, dark and paralyzed. Now it is all up to you: restore the light and power, free the submarine, destroy the octopus and open the hatch before it is too late. Can your crew handle the pressure?
What awaits you in the room
In Captain Nemo and the Trapped Submarine you are the crew of the Nautilus in 1870, deep under the sea, while a giant octopus grips the submarine. The difficulty is 3 out of 5, and it is the room we recommend for first-timers.
This is an adventure of puzzles and teamwork: you restore light and power, free the submarine from the grip, and in the final stage deal with the octopus. Everyone in the group handles a different part, and only coordinated teamwork will get you out.
Who the room is for
- First-time players who want the perfect first experience
- Work teams and team days, because success depends on everyone working together
- Families, couples and friends
Frequently asked questions
- How many players can play?
- Between 2 and 8 players per game. Your group plays alone in a private room, with no strangers.
- How long is the game?
- The game lasts about 60 minutes. Before you start we explain exactly how everything works.
- Do we need previous escape room or VR experience?
- No. The briefing before the game is enough to get started, and first-timers pick it up quickly.
- What is the minimum age?
- Usually from age 9, because of the equipment and how it is operated. A tech-savvy child may manage at a younger age. Children play with an adult.
- Can I play with glasses?
- Yes. The equipment is adapted for glasses.
- Is the content suitable for the Haredi and religious public?
- Yes. The content of every game is 100% suited to the Haredi and religious public.
- How much does it cost?
- The price depends on the number of players and includes all equipment and guidance. Full prices are on the price list.
- Where is it?
- Nahal Nitzanim 8, Beit Shemesh. The entrance is through the parking lot under Yesh Chesed.