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Escape-A-Room quest

Includes:

  • One-hour quiz game
  • Team-building activity
  • Smooth interaction

description:

Train not just your body but your mind too during a Stag party in Riga! The Escape-A-Room real-time quest becomes increasingly popular not only among Stag groups. A selection of rooms and a variety of settings are offered depending on the group size. You and your mates will be locked in a room and, to get out of it, you'll have to guess riddles, find hints, discover hidden objects, crack passwords, and figure out the clues of escape - only having one hour to do it! The collective mind, a perfect interaction between the Stag group members and the best place for the quest are the reasons for including this activity in the itinerary of most Stag Dos in Riga.

€ 39,00
per person
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activity details:

  • Minimum group size

    The minimum group size is 4
  • time needed for activity

    Time needed, inclusive of transfers is
  • what to wear

    Comfortable clothes and suitable footwear
  • transfers

    Return transfers are NOT REQUIRED
  • availability

    All year round

Reviews

“Loved all of them, transfers were very good and the guides were very helpful.”

Jason, May 2017

“We had an amazing trip , all of the girls were absolutely fantastic! Thank you so much for everything. We hope you enjoyed having us as much as we enjoyed our stay. Activities was all great.”

Will, March 2019

“Hotel was really nice and rooms were clean and tidy. Dace, Evie, Julia and Jane were great in helping us with anything needed including activities, drinks, taking us to/from town and taking us to the Bar Crawl. Go-karting was great fun and good way to break up the day. ...”

Adam, January 2018

“X-Dream hotel: perfect place for a Stag Do. Activities: Class, boys enjoyed all. Beer Bike was quality.”

Craig, September 2017

“Viktorija Hotel: good rooms, everything you need. Shooting very good worth the money. Beer bike - lots of fun good way to see sites.”

ROSS, July 2019