it was awesome!!! the best rooms in Jerusalem its good for families and friends and great location in the centere
Secret Room – The Secret of the Giant Escape Room
Jerusalem’s original escape room invites you to come join its newest adventure — “The Secret of the Giant”! Using only your wits, you’ll have 60 minutes to solve the riddles and get out of the room. All you have are a secret code and different props and tools to help you solve the code. Remember! You can only use your brains. No physical strength is required. Are you up for the challenge?
The Secret of the Giant Escape Room
Welcome to the most magical escape room. Enter the magician’s house to discover the horrific secret of the giant that’s been hiding there. Your task is to reveal the secret of the giant before he catches you!
Get ready to feel small and visit the world of the giants, where everything is big and impressive. Do you think you can help in saving the town from the magician’s plots?
Advance registration required!
Prices
2-3 people – 100 NIS per person
4-6 people – 80 NIS per person
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it dangerous?
There’s nothing to be scared of. Secret Room’s staff is making sure that there won’t be anything that might harm you during the game. All rooms are equipped with surveillance cameras and the operators will be happy to help you at all times.
How many people can participate?
2-5 participants per room. Some tasks require a group.
Which languages are available?
The operators speak 3 languages: Hebrew, Russian, and English. Please book your preferred language in advance.
What happens if we can’t complete the task in 1 hour?
The game will be over after 1 hour regardless of whether all tasks had been completed or not. However, you can ask for clues at any given moment.
What if we’re late?
Secret Room is a very popular attraction and spots are booked in advance. Therefore, every minute counts. If you’re late, you could still enter the game. However, changing the time according to your arrival is not optional.
TripAdvisor Reviews
Based on 75 traveler reviews“escape room”
“The prisoners room is below average ”
I love escape rooms and I’ve been to quite a few in Israel. We went to the “Prisoners in the Fortress” room with 3 kids (6,10,12). It was OK for the younger two, but we found it disappointing. All in all there are simply not enough challenges and zero surprises. The room is badly...
MoreI love escape rooms and I’ve been to quite a few in Israel. We went to the “Prisoners in the Fortress” room with 3 kids (6,10,12). It was OK for the younger two, but we found it disappointing. All in all there are simply not enough challenges and zero surprises. The room is badly lit, which is part of theme at the beginning, but becomes annoying after a few minutes. Too many articles do not serve a purpose, and other are badly maintained. On the pro side, the team is very friendly and the location in Nachalat Shiva is excellent. I believe it is also open on Shabbat which is worth mentioning in Jerusalem. We did not try the “Giant” and “Million Dollar” rooms so I cannot say anything about those.
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My kids love escape rooms and we have been to many, both In Israel and abroad. I felt this one is very difficult to do on your own as the clues are a bit off. One example of that without spilling the beans would be where you need to look for signs in two different...
MoreMy kids love escape rooms and we have been to many, both In Israel and abroad. I felt this one is very difficult to do on your own as the clues are a bit off. One example of that without spilling the beans would be where you need to look for signs in two different places and they don’t perfectly match. You then keep looking on because you’re not sure if you’re done...
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