Deep Inside, the 19th arrondissement's 30-metre underground escape game

Looking for an escape game out of the ordinary? Head for Deep Inside, located in the 19th arrondissement of Paris, with a unique feature: rooms located 30m underground! An escape game which, apart from being underground, is rather well hidden from Parisians and tourists alike, since the storefront is none other than a bookshop. Once inside, it's off to the basement for two adventures in two rooms of over 70m2 each: Le Magicien de Paris and Le Palais de l'Horreur.

Escape Game Awards: Le Magicien de Paris, our test of Deep Inside's spellbinding escape game
Looking for magic and mystery? Head for Deep Inside, an escape game in the 19th arrondissement, to discover Le Magicien de Paris, voted best venue in Ile-de-France at the Escape Game Awards 2024. An experience combining escape game and immersive theater to discover with family or friends. We've tried it, we'll tell you about it! [Read more]

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Like horror movies and clowns? Head for Le Palais de l'Horreur, an escape game at Deep Inside, in the 19th arrondissement, to scare the crap out of your friends! This no-under-16s room is sure to traumatize many of you... [Read more]

In all, it took two years of work for Théo Gordy and Adrien Toma, the two creators of the brand, from the first writing to the opening of the establishment, located in a former mini-market. Both are well-known personalities in their field, since the former is an influencer/Youtuber in the field of entertainment and horror, and the latter is a DJ, sound designer and radio host on Fun Radio.

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When it comes to decor, immersion is total, with a monstrous amount of work done on over 250m2 of space, from the furniture to the masks, custom-made by French and American artists, and the costumes, made by Universal Studios costume designers. And there's another special feature: there's no set time for these experiences, which take place over a good hour, depending on the participants' pace. Rooms without timers, allowing budding adventurers to play out the entire experience.

And, as with any other escape game, birthday and team-building rentals are also available. Please note that"Le Palais de l'Horreur" is not recommended for children under 16. You've been warned... A great address, nonetheless, for all escape game enthusiasts. Shall we book a session, folks?