Operation Exit runs escape room games in The Hague, the Netherlands. The venue runs live escape rooms. It is set up for families, company teams and children. Booking options include online. A kinderfeestje with an escape game? The venue lists birthday parties and children among its audiences. Look at the profile to see which games fit your group. Details in one place make planning a group outing simpler.
About
Operation Exit is an escape room venue situated in the central area of The Hague. The establishment provides group puzzle challenges, with one featured experience being 'The Mansion'. This particular game lasts for sixty minutes and centers on a treasure hunt within a simulated old mansion environment.
The games
1 game to choose from
Operation Exit, a minute's walk from Den Haag Hollands Spoor station, runs The Mansion, a 60-minute escape room set in the country house of Baron Van Hagesteijn, a world traveller, art collector, passionate hunter and, some say, a seducer. Rumour has it that he received a priceless jewel from the last Tsarina of Russia, and you must break in, solve the mansion's riddles and find the treasure before the Baron returns in an hour.
The experience
The atmosphere and the groups this venue has in mind.
Atmosphere
A story of secret affairs and hidden treasure wrapped in the atmosphere of an old manor, with plenty of riddles, secrets and surprises. The Baron is said not to have forgotten how to hunt, which keeps the clock ticking. Waiting teams relax in the lounge with a drink and some games or puzzles.
Who it suits
Couples, friends, colleagues and families: it is suitable for all ages, with at least one participant aged 18 or older per group. Children's parties from around nine or ten are welcome with a paying adult, and three to six players is the sweet spot.
Good to know
Intensity, accessibility, booking and facilities, as the venue lists them.
Book online for two to eight players, nine at a stretch, and the price depends on group size. The player count can change on the day. Groups of ten or more book two consecutive games, with paid street parking nearby.
Location
Operation Exit, Stationsweg, 2515 BM The Hague, Netherlands
Details come from the venue’s own published information. Check with the venue before you book.
FAQ
Quick answers from the venue's own published details.
Games at Operation Exit are for groups of 2 to 8 players. Individual games can have their own limits, so check the game you want to book.
Operation Exit runs 1 game, so groups can come back for a different game.
Games at Operation Exit include historical and mystery & detective themes.
Yes. Operation Exit welcomes families and children. Check the minimum age for each game before you book.
Yes. Operation Exit welcomes company teams. Ask the venue about group sizes and packages for your team.
Operation Exit takes bookings online. Check the official website or contact the venue for available times.
Operation Exit is at Operation Exit, Stationsweg, 2515 BM The Hague, Netherlands.
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