How fun was this?!?…read more I've never done an Escape Room before, but this seems to be a similar concept. There are multiple rooms (I believe around 50) each of which poses either a physical or mental challenge and for which you can collect "points" for solving. Some of the rooms have partial credit and some don't. You can redo each challenge as often as you'd like and you'll keep the points from your highest try (so don't redo one that you have received full points for!). Tips: 1) 3 people is probably the ideal team size. You need at least 3 for some challenges, and more might make some of them more difficult. It's fun if you come with enough people to form at least two teams so you can compete against people that you know rather than strangers (there is a leader board posted each day with the scores from all the teams that participated) 2) Wear comfortable clothes and shoes for the physical challenges! 3) The physical challenges are less time consuming and easier to solve (more points for the time spent). We wasted a lot of time trying to figure out what they wanted us to do in some of the mental challenges. If you can't figure it out after a try or two, you should probably move on. 4) After you get 1000 points you get access to certain "VIP" rooms which are more challenging. 5) Allot around two hours - although this sounds like a lot of time, it actually goes by quite quickly.

Came here with some coworkers during my first week on the job as part of the orientation program,…read moreand we all had a blast. There's several rooms and you basically run from one to one trying to complete tasks in each room. There were people of all ages, little kids running around but also older managers in their corporate suits. Loved it!

Impressive collection of creatures not just reptiles in a small space. Entrance was a bit hard to…read morefind as you enter from an inner courtyard. We especially enjoyed the veiled chameleon - it was fascinating the way that the eyes moved independently and reminded us of Miss Crawly from the movie Sing. We were also able to hold a large snake. The menacing 5 foot Cuvier's dwarf caiman (crocodile) eerily stared at us with his head just above the water and the rest of his body submerged. We spent about 30 minutes enjoying all the rare creatures but it felt overpriced as it was about twice the cost of the National Museum but this may be the going rate for activities in Oslo.

This was my favorite part of our whole trip to Oslo! Lots of great creatures to see and learn about…read moreand we got to hold one of the pythons! She was so soft and cute and wonderful. Staff were very friendly too!