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May the Force be with You!

June 16, 2023June 5, 2023 Anyone@Anywhere

We are are at work on some new puzzles to confuse and confound you. This one is positively… “attractive”. 😉

Picture frames, iron filings, and small rare art magnets scattered on a table.

Why stop clowning around?

April 13, 2019April 6, 2019 Anyone@Anywhere

Photograph of a sad girl dressed as a clown Don’t feel sad thinking that you are too old to have fun. Twisted Trap Escape Room hosted events are a great way to celebrate birthdays, holidays, and the simple fact that it isn’t hideously cold outside anymore!

Our events are collaborative and help kids develop problem solving skills – it’s always nice to know they are learning while they have fun 😉 – and we tailor the puzzles for each event to the skill level of the players. Contact us today.

Photograph of girl dressed up like adult

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Now Offering Escape Events for Adults

April 6, 2019 Anyone@Anywhere

Why should kids get to have all the fun? We are very pleased to announce that Twisted Traps now offers escape events for adults!

Looking for something fun to do the next time you are hosting a family get together? Have special event you would like to celebrate? We can help make your event an evening to remember. Contact us today.

Photograph of a wooden board with strings and bells attached.

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Musical Riddles

February 24, 2019 Anyone@Anywhere

I’ve been musing about this bell-focussed puzzle for quite some time now, having gathered the components a few months ago. I finally found time today to work through this creative project, and I’m quite happy with how it turned out – beautiful as well as functional.

We had some used old red cedar boards at the back of the house, and I borrowed one to upcycle as part of this project. A bit of stain, a bit of colourful string, nine silver jingle bells, and some steel staples that I hand-coloured using paint pens has produced this lovely little beauty. I think the puzzle itself will be too complicated for our younger players, but likely perfect for the 10 to 16 year old groups. That is – assuming it passes some testing. I’m a bit worried about the string durability – I’ve used a heavy weight thread, but breakage is a risk. Fingers crossed it holds up! And if not, at the very least I have an interesting piece of wall art…