Audio Guide of The Basement Escape Room

This escape room operates exclusively by prior appointment, usually opening in the afternoons and on weekends until late. To secure your spot, it is essential to book through its official website, as walk-ins are not accepted.

The cost usually ranges from €100 to €140 per group, depending on the number of players (normally 2 to 6 people). It is not a free activity, and payment is made in advance when confirming the online booking to secure the room.

The game itself lasts a maximum of 60 minutes to escape, but you should arrive early. Plan to be there for about 90 minutes in total to include the initial briefing and the post-game discussion.

It is not a historic site, but it is famous for its immersive narrative and high-tension atmosphere that transports you to a different reality. It is considered a cinematic-quality experience, designed to test your nerves and logic under pressure.

As it is a very popular attraction in the Netherlands, I recommend booking at least 2 or 3 weeks in advance if you want to go on a weekend. If you have flexibility, weekdays usually have more availability in their calendar.

Due to the physical nature of the game and its location, often with stairs and tight spaces typical of a basement, it is unfortunately usually not wheelchair accessible. I suggest contacting them directly to assess specific cases before booking.

The Basement Escape Room is generally located near central or industrial areas with easy access to dining options. Take the chance to visit the local center and talk over the experience at a nearby restaurant; check Google Maps to see what is open when you finish.

Wear comfortable clothes that let you move easily and arrive on time, as delays reduce your game time. The key to escaping The Basement is not brute force, but constant communication with your team and careful observation.