Escape Room The Ghost of the Opera

About the escape game: The escape room The Ghost of the Opera is set in the haunted basement of the old Alexander Theatre Geographic place: Helsinki Lighting: Dim Escape Game languages: Finnish, English, Swedish Time limit: 60 minutes Number of players in this escape game: 2-6 players Accessibility: Unfortunately the venue at The Alexander theatre is not accessible, as there are stairs leading to the game. Did you know that there is a strange room in the beautiful old Alexander Theatre? Sometimes you can hear noises through the locked door, a voice crying for help or furniture moving, but no-one is in there. Ever since the theatre opened in 1880, people have been whispering about the Ghost of the Opera, a Russian lieutenant who died in the battle of Bomarsund in 1854. The Alexander Theatre was built with the bricks of the ruined Russian garrison, Bomarsund, and with the bricks came the spirit of Piotr Vassilivitch, searching for his lost love Sophie. Some brave people have gone into the secret room, where things connected with the Ghost of the Opera are hidden, to try and free Piotr from his endless searching. No-one has yet succeeded… Will you? The escape game The Ghost of the Opera is best suited for players with a bit of escape room experience. The age recommendation for this game is 14+. Please note that at least one of the players must be over 16 years old. The Ghost of the Opera is closed on Sundays.   The team behind Script: Yvonne Karsten, Virgo KarpPuzzle design: Yvonne Karsten, Virgo KarpProps and settings: Yvonne Karsten, Virgo KarpSound, mixing: Virgo Karp, singing: Anastasia TriznaLight design: Virgo KarpIT: Johan Höglund, Virgo Karp, Altti Rautalahti Oopperan kummitus - pakohuone tarina 8Oopperan kummitus - pakohuone tarina 1Oopperan kummitus - pakohuone tarina 7Oopperan kummitus - pakohuone tarina 6Oopperan kummitus - pakohuone tarina 2Oopperan kummitus - pakohuone tarina 5Oopperan kummitus - pakohuone tarina 4Oopperan kummitus - pakohuone tarina 3<img decoding="async" src="https://pakohuonetarina.fi/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Oopperan-kummitus-pakohuone-tarina-8.jpg" alt="Oopperan kummitus - pakohuone tarina 8" /><img decoding="async" src="https://pakohuonetarina.fi/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Oopperan-kummitus-pakohuone-tarina-1.png" alt="Oopperan kummitus - pakohuone tarina 1" /><img decoding="async" src="https://pakohuonetarina.fi/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Oopperan-kummitus-pakohuone-tarina-7.jpg" alt="Oopperan kummitus - pakohuone tarina 7" /><img decoding="async" src="https://pakohuonetarina.fi/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Oopperan-kummitus-pakohuone-tarina-6.jpg" alt="Oopperan kummitus - pakohuone tarina 6" /><img decoding="async" src="https://pakohuonetarina.fi/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Oopperan-kummitus-pakohuone-tarina-2.png" alt="Oopperan kummitus - pakohuone tarina 2" /><img decoding="async" src="https://pakohuonetarina.fi/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Oopperan-kummitus-pakohuone-tarina-5.jpg" alt="Oopperan kummitus - pakohuone tarina 5" /><img decoding="async" src="https://pakohuonetarina.fi/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Oopperan-kummitus-pakohuone-tarina-4.jpg" alt="Oopperan kummitus - pakohuone tarina 4" /><img decoding="async" src="https://pakohuonetarina.fi/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Oopperan-kummitus-pakohuone-tarina-3.jpg" alt="Oopperan kummitus - pakohuone tarina 3" />