How escape rooms are booked
A group of friends decides on an evening, picks a room by theme and difficulty, and books a slot for a group size that determines the price. Rooms taking bookings by phone lose the group deciding at eleven at night, which is most of them. Age restrictions and fear levels matter because a room that frightens a twelve-year-old creates a complaint rather than a memory.
What we build for one
First, room pages with theme, difficulty, duration and fear level, since that combination is exactly what a group argues about before booking. Second, slot booking with live availability and pricing by group size, which captures the late-evening decision that phone booking cannot. Third, age restrictions and suitability stated clearly, preventing the visit that goes wrong. Fourth, corporate and team booking with multiple rooms, the weekday business that otherwise sits empty.