Outbreak Escape Room

Copenhagen’s Outbreak Escape Room turns your group into a hurried research team trying to complete a cure before a deadly pandemic wins. The game runs for 75 minutes, longer than the usual escape-room session, and the setup can host many teams at once in ten matching rooms.

I like the generous playing time and the strong human touch from the game masters, especially Kassandra and Lasse. I also like that the room is private, so your group works together without strangers taking over the puzzle table.

The main caution is the price: $356.71 for up to six people is good value only if you fill most of the places. The booking is also non-refundable and cannot be changed, so choose your time carefully.

Key Points at a Glance

• A 75-minute escape game: You get 25 percent more playing time than a standard escape room.
• A pandemic cure mission: Your goal is to finish the cure that may save mankind.
• Private groups up to six: You solve the room with your own party, not a mixed crowd.
• Dedicated game master: Kassandra and Lasse are among the hosts who have guided sessions.
• A full two-hour outing: Introduction, game, ending, and team photo make this more than a quick puzzle stop.
• Copenhagen location: The venue is near public transportation at Aldersrogade 6A.

A Race to Finish the Cure in 75 Minutes

The central idea is simple and effective. You are not just hunting for a key and trying to open a door. Your group must solve puzzles and complete a cure for a deadly pandemic.

That gives the room a clear purpose from the start. Every clue can feel like part of a larger job, and the time limit adds pressure without requiring you to know anything about science or medicine beforehand.

The game itself lasts 75 minutes. That matters because many escape rooms give you only an hour, which can feel rushed once the introduction and early confusion are over. Here, you have another 15 minutes to test ideas, compare clues, and recover from a wrong turn.

You should still expect the clock to matter. One group needed about 30 more minutes to solve the room, which tells you that Outbreak can offer a real challenge rather than a simple family puzzle. Hints and guidance from the game master help keep the session moving, but your team still has to work out the answers.

What Happens at Aldersrogade 6A

The experience begins at Escape Room by Midgaard Event, at Aldersrogade 6A in Copenhagen. The full visit lasts about two hours, although the puzzle portion takes 75 minutes.

Your first stage is the introduction. This is when the game master explains the situation, the basic rules, and how the session will work. Pay attention here. Escape rooms are more fun when you understand what you can touch, what you should leave alone, and how to ask for help.

Then comes the main mission. Your private group works through the Outbreak room as a team. The supplied details do not list every puzzle, so I would not promise a particular type of lock, device, or scientific task. What you can count on is a themed sequence of problems built around completing the cure.

The decoration helps carry the story from beginning to end. That matters in an escape room because a bare room with unrelated locks can feel like an office exercise. Outbreak uses its setting to give the clues a reason to exist.

After the game, the experience ends back at the same meeting point. A picture of all teams is included and sent to you, giving your group a small record of the day. Alcoholic drinks are available to purchase, but they are not included in the price.

Why the Game Master Matters

A good escape room host does more than read the rules. The host sets the pace, watches for confusion, and decides when your group needs a hint.

Kassandra receives especially strong praise for being patient, helpful, and professional while keeping the mood fun. That patience appears useful for mixed groups, including groups that arrive a little late or include younger children. Lasse is also singled out for doing a good job, with one session adding a costume detail that helped the theme feel more complete.

You should not expect the game master to solve the room for you. The better role is a light touch: enough guidance to prevent your team from getting stuck for too long, but not so much that the solution is handed over.

This is also why the experience can work for colleagues. Escape rooms reveal how people think under time pressure. One session helped colleagues notice skills and forms of intelligence they had not seen in one another before. You may find that the quiet person spots the key detail while the confident organizer sends everyone down the wrong path.

Ten Rooms, One Group at a Time

Outbreak is set up with ten identical rooms and can handle groups of up to 60 people at once. That is useful for company outings, birthday groups, or large parties that want to play at the same time.

For an individual booking, the room is private and accommodates up to six people. You do not need to worry about being paired with strangers, and everyone in your group shares the same story and time limit.

The private format has a practical advantage. Six people is large enough for several pairs to work on different clues, but small enough for everyone to hear suggestions. With fewer people, each person has more responsibility. With the full six, you may have more ideas but also more noise.

If your wider group is larger than six, the ten-room setup allows several teams to play simultaneously. The stated capacity is up to 60 people at once, though each private room is still limited to its own group size.

The Value of the $356.71 Group Price

The price is $356.71 per group of up to six. Filled to capacity, that works out to about $59.45 per person.

That is not a bargain basement activity, but the comparison should be made against the total experience rather than just the 75-minute game. Your booking includes a private room, a dedicated game master, the introduction and ending, and a team picture. The full visit takes about two hours.

The price makes the most sense for six people. A group of four would pay about $89.18 per person, while a smaller party pays more for the same private room. If your group is flexible, inviting enough people to fill the six places improves the value.

The longer game also helps. A 75-minute session gives you more time than the usual escape-room format, and that extra quarter-hour can make the difference between a satisfying challenge and a rushed finish.

Still, you should book this for the shared activity, not for a cheap way to fill an afternoon. If your group dislikes puzzles, pressure, or working out problems aloud, the private setting will not change the basic nature of the experience.

Is Outbreak Suitable for Children?

Children must be accompanied by an adult. The available information does not set a minimum age, so you should ask the provider before booking if you are planning a session with very young children.

A family group with children aged three and six enjoyed the theme and puzzles, with the host helping the girls feel comfortable. That suggests the experience can work for some young children when an adult stays involved and the game master offers patient guidance.

Keep your expectations realistic. Very young children may enjoy the room, costumes, and excitement without solving many of the harder puzzles. Adults should be ready to share the work, explain the story, and keep the mood light if the clock starts to feel stressful.

For older children and teenagers, the private format is useful because your family can give hints and adjust the pace without worrying about strangers. The 75-minute game is long enough to feel substantial, so consider your child’s attention span before booking.

English, Transport, and Arrival Tips

The experience is offered in English. That makes it practical for international visitors and mixed-language groups, but everyone in your party should be comfortable following spoken instructions and discussing clues in English.

The meeting point is Aldersrogade 6A, 2100 København. The venue is near public transportation, which is the simplest option for many people staying in Copenhagen.

Street parking is available at DKK 9 per hour. That cost is not included, and you should allow enough time to find a space and reach the entrance without rushing. Public transportation may be easier than trying to park near the venue.

You are asked to give your preferred start time in the special requirements box when booking. Confirmation arrives within 48 hours, subject to availability. Since the activity is commonly booked about seven days ahead, I would not leave a preferred time until the last minute.

The ticket is mobile, so you can show it on your phone. Bring a charged device and arrive ready to listen to the introduction before the clock starts.

The Best Group for This Experience

Outbreak suits friends, families, and work teams who enjoy solving problems together. It is especially good for a group that wants a private activity with a clear story and enough time to get properly involved.

It also works well for a team outing because people tend to take different roles. One person searches, another reads, another organizes clues, and someone else keeps track of the clock. You may learn more about your colleagues than you expected, both in a good way and in a slightly comic way.

The room is less suitable for a group that wants a relaxed sightseeing activity. You will not be walking through Copenhagen or learning about Danish culture. This is an indoor game with a deadline, and the fun comes from cooperation, suspense, and the occasional wrong guess.

The ten-room setup makes it a practical choice for larger company groups. Several teams can play at once, but each booking remains private. That lets a big organization share the same outing while keeping each team’s game separate.

Booking and Cancellation Details

The experience is non-refundable and cannot be changed for any reason. If you cancel or request an amendment, the amount paid will not be returned.

That rule makes timing important. Confirm your group, preferred start time, and number of participants before paying. Since availability is not guaranteed until confirmation, wait for the confirmation within 48 hours before treating the booking as final.

The activity is private, and only your group participates in the room. A dedicated game master is included, as is the team picture sent after the session.

Should You Book Outbreak?

Book Outbreak if you want a private Copenhagen activity built around teamwork, and if your group can fill most of the six places. The 75-minute game, pandemic-cure story, themed decoration, and personal help from hosts such as Kassandra and Lasse give it more substance than a quick lock-and-key puzzle.

I would be more cautious if you have only two or three people, since the fixed group price becomes expensive per person. I would also avoid booking it for anyone who dislikes time limits or spoken problem-solving.

For families, ask about your children’s ages before paying. For company groups, the ten-room setup and 60-person capacity make it unusually practical. For everyone else, choose a time when your group can arrive together and commit to the full two-hour experience.

FAQ

Where is Outbreak Escape Room located?

It is located at Aldersrogade 6A, 2100 København, Denmark.

How long does the full experience last?

The total experience, including the introduction and ending, lasts about two hours.

How long is the escape-room game itself?

The Outbreak game lasts 75 minutes.

What is the price?

The price is $356.71 per group of up to six people.

Is the room private?

Yes. This is a private activity, and only your group participates.

How many people can join one group?

A private group can include up to six people.

What language is the experience offered in?

The experience is offered in English.

Is a game master included?

Yes. A dedicated guide or game master is included with the booking.

Are children allowed?

Children must be accompanied by an adult. The supplied information does not state a minimum age.

Is parking included?

No. Street parking is available at DKK 9 per hour, but parking costs are not included.