

60 MINUTES
2-8 PLAYERS
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66% ESCAPE RATE
Step into the 1920s and outwit the law in "Prohibition," where you transform a bustling speakeasy into a serene non-alcoholic pub before the police swoop in. Can you keep the party going undercover?
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Location 2 - Old Dublin WallProhibition Escape Room: Step Back in Time in Dublin

What is this game about?


WHAT DOES SOCIAL MEDIA SAY ABOUT PROHIBITION?

5.0

(4.300)
We loved Prohibition's Chicago speakeasy theme and impressive decor. Highly recommended for escape room enthusiasts seeking something unique.

4.9

(1.300)
As a fan of mystery and puzzles, I was blown away by the prohibition room! The attention to detail was superb, and the storyline kept us engaged the whole time

5.0

(4.300)
A really fun experience and the set was so immersive! Highly recommend for every escape room enthusiast as it is so unique!
Frequently asked questions
- What is the game about?+The game is set in 1920’s America during Prohibition and you have 60 minutes to hide all the contraband before you’re raided by the police! If you’re a fan of Peaky Blinders this room is definitely for you.
- Is the game suitable for children?+Due to the nature of the theme this game contains tobacco/smoking references, alcohol and guns (all just props of course) so it is up to you! The games narrative can be adjusted to remove any bad language and keep it more PG just let your game master know!
- Is the game scary/claustrophobic?+No! The game is set in a 1920’s speakeasy, it is fairly bright and comfortable there and there are no jumpscares etc. The game does contain some intense moments/dialog but it is not scary.
- Is the game suitable for pregnant people/those with epilepsy/mobility issues?+Prohibition is accessible with quite wide spaces within the room, there is no crawling or small space segments. Parts of the room may be inaccessible to those in wheelchairs but the game is still playable if at least one person can access them. If you have any questions or concerns please email us and ask, we’re more than happy to accommodate.