Participants are split into teams facing a variety of accessible challenges. The immersive experience takes place across fortress towers, shadowy underground passages, and a surprising stage on the windy North Sea beach. Observation, logic, agility and coordination are vital to progress or escape. Teams rotate through the adventure, but only the most united and strategic can hope to pull off the great escape.

This teambuilding activity offers a range of sub-activities. After you choose to partner with us, we’ll guide you in selecting the options that best fit your schedule, preferences, and objectives.

The guards have a clear view of the surroundings from the roof of the fort. But what do you see when you take a look? Will the coordinates on the tower help you find a way out of the fort?

Prisoners with good memory skills have an advantage here. Your challenge is a real life memory game. Try to find the two matching keys to score points for your way out.

The guards are in a good mood and will let you out for a moment. Time to enjoy the Belgian coast. Create your own prisoner sandcastle!

An old telegraph machine is hidden in the fort. It is used to send encrypted messages. Search through the logbooks and you’ll find some very important information to share with your teammates — by morse code.

Preparation is vital. This physical challenge will transform you into a new prisoner. You’ll have the skills and training to become an escape expert. Power and agility will help you.

How do most prisoners escape from their cells? By tunnel. It’s important to know that you’ll have to go the right way, otherwise you’ll end up walking in circles. Can you keep focused in a dark, underground passage?

The teams need to solve three difficult puzzles as quickly as possible:

• Colour brain teaser: 16 coloured blocks need to create one construction, without the same colour reappearing in the same vertical, horizontal or diagonal line.
• Labyrinth: In groups of two or four, teams guide a ball through the wooden labyrinth.
• Magical squares: Make a nine-block square, with each vertical, horizontal and diagonal line adding up to 15. Alternatively, you might have 16 blocks that add up to 34 vertically, horizontally, and diagonally. You know how to do it … But will you finish first?

The equipment you need to play the game and win is hanging above your head. When the keys fall down, you’ll need to catch them. You’ll need them for your escape. This reflex test is perfect anyone who reacts quickly.

Lots of security systems work on electricity. This challenge will take place in the command centre of the Fort. Are you able to dismantle and interrupt the electronic circuit to create a good escape moment?

You need good analytic skills to escape. You also need to be agile and flexible. Do you have a good body balance? You’ll find out on this giant balance test.

For those who prefer collaboration over competition, a cooperative version is also offered: all teams join forces to obtain the key and escape together.

For an even deeper immersion, optional prisoner-striped costumes are available to strengthen team spirit and collective experience.