The way an Escape room smells can add to the overall experience. When you visit an immersive escape room you want everything to fit the theme. The decor needs to look right. The Puzzles need to match the theme. The music needs to add to the environment. But the smell is often overlooked.
Our rooms smell great
We want our rooms to create the best experience we can. Whether it be mages conjuring spells in the Wizards of Wyvern, paranormal investigators braving Mount Clifton Manor, or intrepid explorers braving The Lost Temple we want each adventure to be as immersive as possible.
It’s a bonus if your room doesn’t smell bad. The last thing you want is to be overwhelmed by the smell of the previous group who were under pressure! We’ve taken great care to ensure that each room has a particular smell that adds to the overall experience.
The Wizards of Wyvern
A Wizard themed room could have a number of smells associated with it. For Wizards of Wyvern we thought about what smells could be associated with spell crafting. For us we felt that an incense smell would be the perfect fit to reflect the mystical ambience of the room. We try and burn incense weekly so it leaves a lingering fragrance but tend to leave this a little while so as not to be too overpowering for guests.
The Haunting of Mount Clifton Manor
This escape room is set in a lavish property that just so happens to have a problem with ghosts and ghouls. We wanted to go with a scent that best created the atmosphere required from an immersive room. As a result, we went with Fabulosa – Opulence to provide a smell that really delivered on the scene we were trying to build.
The Lost Temple
For the Lost Temple, we wanted to have a fragrance that transported teams into a tropical rainforest. After testing a few different fragrances we ended up going for Fabulosa Yellow Tuesdays! This pineapple and coconut smell really fits with our theme and helps people immerse themselves in the environment.
