Why is the children's escape room intended exclusively for elementary school children?

Escape rooms for children are designed as a fun, yet educational activity that encourages logical thinking, collaboration, and team strategy development. However, it is important to emphasize that this type of game is only suitable for children of primary school age, that is, those children who have already entered the school environment.

Why schoolchildren? Children who attend primary school have already developed certain cognitive skills that are necessary for successful participation in an escape room. This includes the ability to maintain attention for longer periods of time, logically connect information, understand instructions, and most importantly, cooperate within a team. At this age, children become more aware of others around them and begin to function as part of a group, which is crucial for successfully solving the challenges that an escape room presents.

On the other hand, preschool children, regardless of their individual maturity or readiness for school, still function psychologically and emotionally mostly as individuals. Their way of playing is based on spontaneity and personal experience, rather than on structured cooperation and a common goal. In an escape room, which requires coordination, sharing of tasks and shared thinking, this can present a challenge that goes beyond their current capabilities.

That's why our escape room is carefully designed and adapted for elementary school children to provide them with a positive experience of team play, encourage creativity and provide them with a sense of achievement. We believe that every game is most fun when it is in line with the child's developmental capabilities.

Every age brings its own joys, younger children enjoy jumping, running, riding and other activities that physically exhaust them and at the same time make them happy. For them, celebrations in soft play zones and playrooms that suit their needs and energy are ideal. Escape rooms are designed for children who have already passed that stage and are now looking for different challenges, ones that encourage thinking, cooperation and a sense of achievement.

Who knows, maybe we'll soon design escape room birthday parties for high school students! Because children are our future, and our task is to provide them with a safe and stimulating environment in which they can explore, grow, and remain children for as long as possible.