Visiting Paris and looking for something fun to do as a group? An escape room is one of the best ways to share an hour of adrenaline and laughter, rain or shine. At Joueurz, in Montmartre, every game can be played in English: just pick your language when you book.
Can you play in English?
Yes. All our escape rooms are available in English or French, your choice. Your Game Master briefs you, follows your game live and gives you hints in the language you picked. No French needed, not even to read the clues.
Two themes, five rooms
- The Infernal Cruise (adventure, 3 rooms, from age 7): a breakdown, panic, a blow to the head… When you wake up, you’re the only ones left aboard a sinking liner.
- The Studio (music and infiltration, 2 rooms, from age 12): sneak into a record label and record your track before the label’s star band steals your music.
Group size and how long it takes
- Each room takes 2 to 6 players. Bigger group? Book several identical rooms and race each other: up to 30 players at the same time.
- 60 minutes of play. Allow 1h20 to 1h30 on site, with the briefing, debrief and team photo.
- No fitness required, and it isn’t a horror game: plenty of adrenaline, no scares.
How much does it cost?
The price is per room and depends on the number of players. At peak times: €104 for 2, €114 for 3, €132 for 4, €150 for 5 and €168 for 6 players. Reduced off-peak rates apply: look for the “-15%” badge on the booking calendar.
Tips for booking
- When you book, enter the total number of players in your room: one room is one team.
- Choose “English” as your game language in the booking options.
- Arrive at the exact time of your booking: no need to come early.
- Players under the influence of alcohol are not allowed in the rooms, so save the drinks for after the game.
Getting there
- Address: 66 rue Joseph de Maistre, 75018 Paris (Montmartre)
- Metro: Lamarck-Caulaincourt, Guy Môquet or Blanche · Bus: lines 31, 80 and 95
- Open 7 days a week, 9:30am to 11:30pm
Not into escape rooms? Try our Quiz Show, a TV-style game with buzzers, or the Lounge, a private karaoke and games room. Both can also be played in English.
