Activities & Games in 10th Arr. - Entrepôt

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Activities & Games in 10th Arr. - Entrepôt

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  • Christine H
    Paris, France12 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    We did Cannibal Island. Amazing set-up and decorative elements. The immersion is unbelievably well-crafted, very impressive. The whole escape was beautifully and incredibly well designed. Intellectually very satisfying, as the clues and tips are intelligently and linearly set up. Both children and adults had a blast. The staff is extremely nice, warm, always helpful and pleasant. A wonderful experience. We are definitely going back to do the second room, and unconditionally recommend this one.
    Written 23 November 2019
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  • brocq_18
    London, UK10 contributions
    4.0 of 5 bubbles
    We booked for the English tour, on more than one occasion some actors got annoyed by us speaking English and reverted to French. Even when our French friends told them to speak English they ignored. And no, we weren't being typical English speaking arrogant tourists, of which I know there are many.

    Other than this, the event was well done and enjoyable. Would recommend, just a shame about the attitude by some which left a sour taste.
    Written 1 June 2020
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  • Maupu S
    1 contribution
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    The stuff were friendly, nice and gave us excellent explication for the game. We had a great time. Thank you !
    Written 3 November 2018
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  • Zach
    Plano, TX16 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    This was my first escape game and it was super fun! Better than I expected! And it is fine for English speakers! Only one part had an audio bit in French, so be sure someone speaks French, however. Highly recommended!
    Written 9 January 2018
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  • Gerardo Paz
    Union City, CA6 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    Having played over 100 rooms mainly in California, my fiance and I made it a point to get some out of state rooms under our belt and found ourselves at 60 Minute Escape. Many enthusiasts in the area love talking about this company and saw it received awards from the Top Escape Room project which is a HUGE deal. We played two games during our visit. Before I go in-depth on each one I can't praise the room design enough as both rooms felt like huge sprawling areas featuring tons of climbing and crawling. They honestly feel like fully realized locations that people worked in which just adds to the immersion.

    With that said its worth mentioning that guests with mobility issues should call ahead and ask about possible accommodations. Both these rooms have tall narrow staircases which I found a bit challenging myself.

    Frankenstein: Those room's set design is hard to top, creep lab work, dead bodies and a final set piece that left us with our jaws open. There's a large amount of puzzles featured that are all very thematic.

    Pharaoh: Staff told us that this room was designed to feel like a real Egypt dig site and it shows. Narrow passages, piles of rocks to sift through and other really great props to use. It's probably one of the most physical rooms we played.

    These are such high quality rooms and if we come back we want to finish the rest of their games. This is a great location and and well worth a visit.
    Written 5 November 2020
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  • kiwifrog12
    Paris, France2 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    I was looking for an escape game for a group of 15 french and english speaking friends for a birthday. We had a lot of fun even for people not speaking french as everything is also in english.
    We played the "Clan des Louis Rouge" and even though you are not escaping a room, you still feel emerced in the game.
    We liked the concept of having a drink at the same time we were playing which made for an entertaining time.
    Written 28 October 2017
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  • Fenugreek12
    Bern, Switzerland291 contributions
    4.0 of 5 bubbles
    We went to see the crazy acrobatics/circus show „Speakeasy“ at the „palais des glaces“ (unbelivably talented young people). While the Belleville-part of Paris sadly has become a shabby spot of Paris, this nice old theatre is cosy and has some good shows.
    Written 15 July 2019
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  • Alison S
    Sydney, Australia2,278 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    Friday afternoon was made so much more special by attending a movie screening in one of the special cinema spaces in this Art Deco Egyptian styled building.
    Post screening one is able to attend the Roof Top Balcony beside the Bar.
    Food is served, if desired, to accompany the drinks.
    We settled for Rose and Jambon with roquet and mini gerkins salad.

    It was delightful - full of atmospphere - taking one far away from the bustling city below!
    Careful searching of the view and , yes, there was historic Sacre Coeur, behind one of the nearby tall apartment buildings.

    What a treat!
    Written 6 April 2019
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  • Elif K
    Paris, France3 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    I've never been a big fan of standup comedy before, but as I started to get more into it, this has been one of my favorite activities to do in Paris :)
    Written 18 September 2017
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  • Kurt
    Montevideo, Uruguay108 contributions
    1.0 of 5 bubbles
    This little movie mill has been in this location for what? Fifty years? It used to show potboiler crap, but it got the idea to become artsy along with the gentrification of the area. And it might have the odd movie - art film - that you could want to see. But I went there tonight to see a film and it was about 21 degrees (C) outside (71 degrees F). About twenty minutes through the movie in this tiny subterranean sweat-locker with 90 people jammed into it, I realized that I had sweated through my T-shirt. I looked at my smartphone and the temperature was 30 degrees (C) in the theater (83 F). Not a breath of air. Way uncomfortable and maybe unhealthy. So, I went up and asked the ticket seller if there was any ventilation (forget A/C) and he said of course there was. He went downstairs in the hole, returned, and told me the temperature was 21 (C). But he was lying. I asked for my money back. He said that he couldn't give refunds after the movie had been running for an hour. but the movie had only been running 25 minutes. He was lying. When I supported reality, he threatened to call the police because I "wasn't welcome there." I guess as uncomfortable the temperature was, it was more uncomfortable for him to be confronted with his lame attempts to urinate on my leg and tell me it was raining.
    Written 31 August 2019
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