The 1980s. A nuclear power plant deep within a restricted area near Reactor 3. What began as a simple routine inspection turns into a race against the clock when the systems fail and the emergency protocol is activated. Radiation levels are rising and the pressure is mounting… You have only 60 minutes to bring the reactor under control and prevent a catastrophe. Will you manage to avert the crisis, or will this become a second Chernobyl?
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| 3 persons | €44 | per person |
| 4 persons | €35 | per person |
| 5 persons | €29 | per person |
| 6 persons | €25 | per person |
| 7 persons | €23 | per person |
| 8 persons | €22 | per person |
These groups took on the challenge and managed to escape! Can you do it, too?
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In Reactor 3, you—a team of engineers—are called in to conduct a routine inspection at an abandoned nuclear power plant in Utrecht. It soon becomes clear that something is terribly wrong. The systems are failing, radiation levels are rising, and time is running out. You have 60 minutes to stabilize the reactor and save your own lives.
Reactor 3 is especially thrilling and puts you under a lot of pressure, but it’s not a horror escape room. The threat of a nuclear disaster creates tension and adrenaline, but there are no jump scares or scary actors in the room. It’s all about the sense of urgency and realism.
This escape room can be played by 3 to 8 people. It’s ideal for groups of friends, coworkers, or families who enjoy a tough challenge under time pressure.
Reactor 3 offers a challenging level of difficulty. You’ll need to think logically, work well together, and keep performing under pressure. The puzzles are varied and fit the theme perfectly, making you really feel like you’re working in a nuclear power plant.
Yes, the atmosphere and the story are inspired by the events surrounding Chernobyl. But Reactor 3 is a fictional escape room set in a power plant in Utrecht. So you’re not literally reenacting the disaster, but you do feel that same sense of danger and suspense during the game.
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