Are you tired of some studies and would like to have fun by using cunning, skill and curiosity in order to free yourself and your team from a room with closed doors within an hour? With the latest game, GAGA, you will experience a unique adventure for 60 minutes. So, let yourself be surprised!

Also, before the biggest Spring break party on 8th of April, Friday, you will get to know some other exchange students with this adventurous escape room event on 7th of April, Thursday. The next day maybe you will come across with your new friends at the party : )

 So, what will we play and what is GAGA? 

AdventureRooms Zurich has created a very special gallery with slightly different exhibits. We will visit the "Great Amuze Gallery Of Art" in the Löwenbräukunst Areal and be part of the GAGA art world. No previous knowledge is required, this is a game with medium difficulty. 

A world-renowned and unique piece of art is missing!

• We will be divided into two teams.
• Team 1 will start in the first part of the room while Team 2 will start in the second part.
• Team 1 will try to catch Team 2 within 30min. Meanwhile Team 2 will try to escape before they get caught.  
• After a short break (while the Gamemaster sets up the room again) the roles will get swapped.
• In conclusion, all of us will have been able to play the whole parcours within 60 minutes.

You can expect around 1h and 45min for the whole event. So, join this game with us and let's try to find the missing valuable art object!

Transportation: Tram 4, 6, 8, 11 or 13 to Löwenbräu

• COVID warning: Please do not attend if you feel unwell or have symptoms of COVID-19.
• After the event registration gets closed on 3rd of April, Sunday, I will form a Telegram group of all the participants, so don't forget to add your contact info while registering.

• While registering please indicate in the comments section in which team you would like to play the game? Team 1 or Team 2 (first come, first serve)
• Be there on time at 6.20pm, ow you'll be late for the game instructions and the grouping.