School trips in Wrocław.
A lesson in teamwork without desks or a blackboard: students join forces in teams that earn points against the clock in 22 cells. The organiser picks a package and a time, and the guards take care of check-in, electronic keys and enforcing the rules.
Talk, plan and react. Students choose the cells, watch the clock and divide the tasks themselves, while the prison set design and the legend of the Zanetti family add atmosphere.
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Teams instead of a queue
Small teams start at the same moment and spread out along the corridors. Every student has something to do from the first minute, without waiting for their turn.
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Challenges for different talents
One has the fastest reflexes, another notices everything, and a third is best at puzzles. Every cell has three difficulty levels, so both sporty types and those who prefer to use their heads have a great time.
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A shared points account
Points go to the team's account, not to an individual player. Anyone who wants to win has to listen to the others and quickly work out who is responsible for what.
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Material for a homeroom class
Teams leave with a printout: points, time spent in the cells, number of attempts. It's easy to come back to it at school and talk about what worked in the team and what didn't.
Every package is for groups of 15 or more people and differs only in the length of the game. Choose one that fits your trip schedule.
60 minutes
A short item on the agenda
An hour of play that fits easily between sightseeing and lunch.
Choose a date90 minutes
Time for rematches
An hour and a half, so teams can go back to the cells where they came up short on points.
Choose a date120 minutes
The full game
Two hours to visit most of the 22 cells and fight for the best score in the class.
Choose a dateYou can see current package prices in the booking system.
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You choose a package
In the booking system you select the number of students, the date and the game variant. The larger the group, the earlier it's worth doing this.
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You check in the class
At the latest 15 minutes before the start, the group registers its teams at reception and personal belongings go into the lockers.
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Briefing and start
A guard explains the rules, the teams pick up their electronic keys and head to the cells with a green light on above them.
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Class ranking
After returning the keys, each team gets a scorecard and it's immediately clear which team won.
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Who looks after the group?
Students under 14 need an adult chaperone present in the building for the entire game or written parental consent. The guards run the game but do not take over care of the children.
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Packed lunches
There is a snack bar on site. If the class needs to have a packed lunch or a meal on the premises, mention it when booking and we'll work out how to arrange it.
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What to bring?
Comfortable shoes and clothes that are easy to move in. Jackets, bags and phones stay in the lockable lockers.
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Health and accessibility
The challenges vary: some require dexterity and reflexes, others a bit of strength. You can leave a cell at any moment, because the doors open from the inside with an ordinary handle. If there is someone in the class with epilepsy or who uses a wheelchair, tell us when booking: some cells have lighting effects, and there are stairs along the route.
Plan a school trip in Wrocław
We're waiting at Białoskórnicza 1, close to the Market Square. You can choose a free date online, and with several groups or an unusual schedule it's simplest to give us a call.
From what age can students play at Prison Island?
The minimum player age is 9. Students under 14 can play if an adult chaperone is in the building for the whole game or if they have written consent from a parent or legal guardian.
How large can a school group be?
A school package is booked for a minimum of 15 people, and a single online booking can hold up to 64. The class is split into teams of two to four people, with teams of three or four playing best. We'll plan a visit by several classes on the same day with you individually.
How much does a school package cost?
The price per person depends on the chosen game length. You can see the current price list in the school package booking system – the price shown when you place your order applies.
Who is responsible for the students during the game?
The group's chaperones. Prison Island does not provide childcare, and if students under 14 don't have parental consent, an adult must be on the premises for the entire duration of the game.
Can students eat their packed lunch on site?
Mention it when booking and we'll sort out the details. There's also a snack bar on the premises, and a larger order for the class can be discussed in advance.
How much time should I reserve for Prison Island in the trip schedule?
The game itself lasts 60, 90 or 120 minutes, depending on the package. Add at least 15 minutes before the start for registration, lockers and the briefing, and a few minutes after the game to return the keys and compare results.
Can I change the date of a trip booking?
It's best to report a date change no later than 24 hours before the planned game. We have to confirm the new date, and it depends on availability.