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Event Coordinator / Game Master (part-time)

Do you want to be the one who turns a great experience into an unforgettable one?

At Mystery Makers, we create some of Denmark’s best-reviewed escape rooms and treasure hunts. Every week, everyone from groups of friends and families to some of the country’s largest companies visit us to be challenged, have a laugh and work together.

We’re now looking for more Event Coordinators/Game Masters who’d like to be at the heart of the experience.

What are you going to be doing?

As the Gamemaster, you are the first person the guests meet and the last person they say goodbye to.

You welcome them, set the scene, guide them through the game and make sure they go home with an experience they’ll want to tell others about.

Some days, everything goes exactly to plan. Other days, you need to think on your feet, keep a cool head and find a solution. That’s part of what makes the job so exciting.

Who are we looking for?

We’re not looking for any one particular type.

We’re looking for people who take responsibility and are keen to become skilled at what they do.

You’ll be a great fit with us if you

  • Take ownership rather than just doing your shifts
  • Can keep a clear overview and instil energy and confidence in front of a group of people
  • You thrive on feedback and are keen to develop
  • Sees the sale of gift vouchers as a natural part of a good guest experience
  • Is a good communicator in both Danish and English
  • I can work around 10 to 15 hours a week, mainly late afternoons, evenings and weekends
  • You don’t need any experience as a Game Master. We’ll train you. In return, we expect you to come prepared, take responsibility and be keen to keep improving.

What do you get?

  • Thorough training as a Game Master.
  • Experience of speaking in front of groups and creating memorable experiences.
  • A student job where you develop your skills every time you’re at work.
  • A workplace with high ambitions, where we help each other to improve.
  • Opportunity to work with businesses, cultural institutions and private guests.

Who are we?

Mystery Makers has been developing experiences since 2010.

We opened Scandinavia’s first escape room in 2014 and have since received several awards, including the Creative Business Cup and AOK’s award for the City’s Best Cultural Experience.

Today, we create experiences for more than 50,000 guests every year and work with, amongst others, some of Denmark’s largest companies and cultural institutions.

We believe that the best experiences happen when people work together, think creatively and have fun along the way.

Does this sound like something for you?

Please send your CV and a short application of no more than 350 words.

We are always recruiting and look forward to hearing from you.

How TV shows can teach you how to beat an escape room

It almost sounds too good to be true, but you can actually put TV series to good use – namely, to help you in the world of escape rooms. We’ve put together a list of three series that can make it easier for you to solve an escape room. Doesn’t that sound like yet another good excuse to binge-watch yet another series?

Criminal Minds

The hit US series follows the FBI's elite Behavioural Analysis Unie (BAU) group of profilers who analyse the country's most dangerous suspects in the hope of predicting their next move. The team analyses everything from potential childhood trauma to recent diagnoses, all of which helps them one step closer to understanding the killer and his motive. By building a profile of who the killer is and what he wants, they also get closer to the clues the perpetrator may have left behind. Think like the suspect is the main way the team uncovers the most clues.
If you’re giving an escape room a go – where, for example, you have to escape from a psychopathic serial killer’s cellar, as in our ’The Killing Room’ – you’d do well to use the same techniques as the BAU team. Although you may not necessarily have the time or resources to analyse childhood traumas, you can still make use of many of the techniques employed by the Criminal Minds team. The better you are at putting yourself in the shoes of the escape room’s protagonist, the easier it will be for you to find potential clues and leads within the room itself. Think like the killer – where would he hide the key to the lock?

A Series of Unfortunate Events

The series, known in Danish as “En Ulykke Kommer Sjældent Alene”, follows the three Baudelaire children – Violet, Klaus and Sunny – who have been left orphaned following the death of their parents during the destruction of their home. Whilst the children are shunted between various children’s homes, they are pursued by Count Olaf, who wishes to gain control of the vast Baudelaire inheritance before the children themselves come of age. But to get his hands on the inheritance, Count Olaf must first get rid of the three siblings. Throughout the series, their lives are put to the test time and time again, and only their creativity can save them – which, time and time again, it does. The three siblings are an unbeatable team – one we’d rather not compete against in an escape room, but whose methods we can certainly learn from. Violet has a saying: “there is always something” when it comes to escaping unfortunate or potentially deadly situations. She always manages to find materials that can be used to escape, whatever the circumstances. This can, with good reason, be applied to escape rooms. Because there’s ALWAYS something. Have you had a look over in the corner? Is there actually something between the cushions on that sofa? Or perhaps the answer is hanging right above you on the ceiling? Do as Violet does and keep this saying in mind, and you’ll definitely have greater success finding clues and keys in an escape room.

FRIENDS

We know what you’re thinking, but yes, FRIENDS can actually help you win an escape room challenge! Despite the fact that the series has absolutely no criminal undertones (apart from that episode where Phoebe dates a policeman), there’s still plenty you can take from it that will stand you in good stead in an escape room. One of the most popular series of our time, it follows the six friends – Joey, Ross, Chandler, Rachel, Phoebe and Monica – through their ups and downs in New York City. The elements worth noting when it comes to escape room techniques are that, despite their differences, the six friends always stick together. One is a palaeontologist, whilst another works in fashion, but that doesn’t stop them from having fun and working together when the going gets tough. When you’re in an escape room as a group, your group dynamics are put to the test to the very highest degree. Not only do you have to be patient with one another, but you should also make the most of the fact that you all bring different ways of thinking, perspectives and techniques to the table. It’s therefore not just your chance to prove that you’re sharp enough to work together and escape the escape room, but it’s also your chance to show that you stick together just as well as the FRIENDS gang, even under pressure.

Have you already seen all three series? Then why don't you book your escape room today and see if the theories hold true.

Frequently asked questions about escape room tactics

Can you learn escape room tactics from TV series?

Actually, yes. Good detective series train your eye for detail, patterns and hidden clues – exactly the skills that’ll make you sharp in an escape room. The rest is all about working together and sharing your findings.

Where can you test your tactics?

With us, you can put your theories to the test in a Mystery Room or on a Mystery Hunt in Copenhagen.

Put your detective skills to the test

Ready to take centre stage yourself? Book a Mystery Room, or go on a Mystery Hunt. Call 30 80 30 50.

The types of players you meet in an escape room - which one are you?

People are different and this is especially evident in an escape room. When groups of people come together with a common goal, they tend to take on four different roles. Read on to find out which role you are.

1. Leather

The leader is the player who, seconds after entering the escape room, takes responsibility for winning the game. The leader will usually distribute the workloads and roles, as well as develop a strategy for how to best and most efficiently explore the entire room. In other words, the leader is the glue that holds all the players together. When and if you manage to win the game before time runs out, the leader is also the one who will be most proud, as they feel their leadership skills are partly to thank for the victory.
Are you a leader? The characteristics of them are:

  • You are good at creating an overview
  • You stay calm in stressful situations
  • You have a clear mission and stay focused on achieving it
  • You make sure everyone feels included

2. The adventurous one

The adventurous one is the player who brings the most energy to your team and maintains team spirit. They are happy to tackle the room with their teammates and are always looking for surprises in the escape room. They may be the first to notice that there is a hidden room behind the bookcase, or they may volunteer to crawl through the uncovered air duct. They make sure their team supports each other and utilises each person's strengths.
Are you the adventurous one? Characteristics of them are:

  • You're always ready for new experiences
  • You are brave and enjoy challenges
  • You take headwinds with a smile
  • You see the glass as half full

3. The wire collector

Clue collectors are observant and curious. They are good at spotting things that look remarkable and identifying important parts of the escape room. Clue collectors are the first player to dismantle the escape room to search through all drawers, folders and under carpets. They pick up all the clues and are convinced that they will all be needed later in the game. In addition to this, clue collectors are also good at communicating when they have found a clue so they can share them with the other players to get the whole team working. They also have a sticky brain and remember every single clue they come across throughout the game.
Are you a clue collector? Characteristics of them are:

  • You can find a needle in a haystack
  • You're the type who NEVER loses your keys and can always find yours.
  • You have a magnificent memory
  • You might tend to be a bit of a collector (but that's okay, because it benefits the team later!)

4. The code breaker

The code breaker is an essential part of any escape room team. They are good at noticing patterns, solving challenges and cracking codes. They think about ideas and puzzles until they figure out how to solve each challenge they face. When the team gets stuck or feels their time is best spent helping elsewhere in the escape room, they all look to the code breakers for hope. Codebreakers are often super sharp too, seeing solutions that others only see gibberish.

Are you a code breaker? Characteristics of them are:

  • You see patterns and repetitions in everything
  • You have a steely backbone and do NOT give up
  • You eat puzzles for breakfast
  • When others say "I simply can't solve this" you take action

Frequently asked questions about escape room players

What sort of player is best suited to an escape room?

There is no single type of winner. The best teams are those that combine the leader, the creative thinker, the detective and the optimist, and who listen to one another. Diversity is a strength when it comes to solving puzzles.

How many people can play together?

From small teams to large groups. In a Mystery Room, you’re close to one another, whilst a Mystery Hunt can be scaled up to accommodate larger groups.

Find out what type you are

What’s your role in the team? Book a Mystery Room, or go on a Mystery Hunt. Call 30 80 30 50.

Our top tip for beating boredom

Are you feeling bored and in need of doing something completely different from your usual walk? Sometimes restlessness and boredom set in, and your brain craves a bit of mental exercise and stimulation. In that case, a shared experience out on the town is the perfect remedy. Here are our top tips for beating boredom with your friends.

Join an outdoor Mystery Hunt in Kongens Have

One of the things you can do when you’re bored at home is to head outside. But it can be hard to find the motivation to go for a walk for the twentieth time. Just like the rest of the body, the brain craves exercise and stimulation in a busy everyday life. Working out at home can help a lot, but what you miss most of all is giving your laughter muscles a workout, and they rarely get a look-in when you can’t see your friends. It’s getting harder and harder to find creative and fun ways to socialise from a distance; you really need some good tips.

BEST TIP

Our top tip for a fun and healthy activity is a Mystery Hunt. We guarantee you won’t get bored! A Mystery Hunt is a historical and cultural treasure hunt in an iconic area. Here, your problem-solving and creative thinking skills will be put to the test, and best of all, you can do it all with your friends. It’s a great idea for something to do when you’re bored.

What is a Mystery Hunt?

A Mystery Hunt is an exciting and fun treasure hunt for adults. It will really put your wits to the test. It’s the perfect way to beat boredom.

We have several different Mystery Hunts, all of which are steeped in mystery and history.

One of our Mystery Hunts takes place in Copenhagen's old castle. Here you will discover the secrets of war and the noble arts of warfare. If you know the difference between true and false and you can trust your friends, together you can solve the puzzle and complete the mission. This Mystery Hunt takes place outdoors.

READ MORE ABOUT MYSTERY HUNT CASTLE

You can also go hunting in the King's Garden in the heart of Copenhagen. Here you will discover royal secrets. This is where you can prove you have blue blood in your veins if you can solve the court jester's riddle and help the dying king. This Mystery Hunt is outdoors.

READ MORE ABOUT MYSTERY HUNT KING'S GARDEN

Explore Christiansborg Castle. You'll find hidden treasures in the castle's many beautiful halls. If you can crack the code, you'll get close to the power struggles for the Danish kingdom. This Mystery Hunt takes place indoors.

READ MORE ABOUT MYSTERY HUNT CHRISTIANSBORG CASTLE

Experience Kronborg Castle like never before. Christian the 4th sits on the throne. His vast wealth is the root of the kingdom's problems. There is now a curse on the kingdom. Under Kronborg lies clues, if you can find them you can break the curse on Denmark. This Mystery Hunt takes place indoors.

READ MORE ABOUT THE MYSTERY HUNT AT KRONBORG CASTLE

We are, of course, following the Danish Health Authority’s recommendations. All participants will be divided into groups of four to eight. We are taking every precaution. If you wish to be extra cautious, you can choose one of our two outdoor Mystery Hunts.

A Mystery Hunt is our top tip for a healthy, fun activity that fosters a sense of community, provides entertainment and gives your brain a workout. So the next time you ask yourself, ‘What can I do when I’m bored?’, you’ve got your answer. At any rate, you’ve now got a great tip on how to banish boredom.

NOTE: We open for bookings again from 8 June.

Frequently asked questions about tackling boredom

What can you do when you’re bored in Copenhagen?

A Mystery Hunt around town is a fun idea. You’ll solve puzzles at historic locations such as Kastellet, Kongens Have or Christiansborg, whilst you’re out and about, having a laugh and putting your heads together.

Is a Mystery Hunt only for adults?

A Mystery Hunt is ideal for friends, family and colleagues alike. It’s all about working together and having fun, and everyone can join in.

Put an end to boredom

Ready to swap boredom for a mystery? Take a look at our Mystery Hunt and Mystery Room, or call 30 80 30 50.

5 reasons why a Mystery Room or a Mystery Hunt is the perfect summer holiday activity

Summer is full of possibilities, but boredom can creep in once you’ve been to the beach for the tenth time. Are you looking for a summer holiday activity in Copenhagen that’s a bit out of the ordinary? Here are five good reasons why a Mystery Room or the foot of the A Mystery Hunt is the perfect way to fill a summer’s day with excitement, laughter and puzzle-solving, whether you’re out with family, friends or colleagues.

1. A break from the usual summer activities

All winter long, we dream of warm weather and of lying on the beach again. Yet boredom can quickly set in once you’ve got a tan for the tenth time and become the undefeated champion of ‘King’s Game’. This is where our experiences come into the picture. A visit to a Mystery Room or a Mystery Hunt is anything but your usual summer holiday activity. Whether you’re looking for a theme that’s suitable for a day out with family, friends or colleagues, you’ll find an experience that brings you all together around something completely different from a screen.

2. Put your brain to work

A holiday doesn’t have to mean switching your brain off completely. When you solve puzzles together, you get your minds working in a fun way, and you’ll soon discover who in the group thinks the quickest under pressure. As Plato put it:

“You can learn more about a person in an hour’s play than in a year’s conversation.”

That’s exactly the feeling you get from solving a puzzle together, as you laugh, discuss and work out the solution together.

3. Opportunity to be outdoors

Perhaps the idea of being indoors when the weather is glorious puts you off. Fortunately, we also offer an outdoor alternative to the classic Mystery Room. A Mystery Hunt takes place outdoors in Copenhagen’s green spaces, such as Kongens Have and Kastellet, where you’ll solve clues along the way whilst enjoying the summer weather. The outdoor hunts run during the summer months, so now’s the time to get out and about.

4. Mystery is not only found in the dark winter

For some, mystery goes hand in hand with dark nights and cold months. Although summer nights are neither long nor dark, that doesn’t mean the mystery has disappeared. When you choose one of our experiences, you’ll have the chance to step into a spine-tingling world, whatever the season. Summer may have toned down the darkness outdoors, but we’ve cranked up the thrills in our experiences.

5. An experience just for you

The best thing about a summer activity with us is that it’s entirely your own. It’s just you and your loved ones taking part, whether you choose a Mystery Room or a Mystery Hunt. You decide for yourselves whether it’s your colleagues from the office, the whole family or your closest friends who’ll be joining you. A private experience where everyone takes part, and where you’ll go home with a shared story to laugh about for a long time to come.

Frequently asked questions about escape rooms and puzzle hunts in the summer

Can you do an escape room in Copenhagen in the summer?

Yes. A Mystery Room takes place indoors and can be played all year round, whilst a Mystery Hunt takes you outdoors to the city’s green spaces, such as Kongens Have and Kastellet, during the summer months. So whatever the weather, there’s an experience for you.

What is the difference between a Mystery Room and a Mystery Hunt?

A Mystery Room is an indoor escape room where you solve puzzles in a themed room. A Mystery Hunt is an outdoor puzzle hunt where you make your way around a historic location in Copenhagen and solve clues as you go.

How many people can take part?

Everything from small groups to large parties. Families and groups of friends are always welcome, and if there are a lot of you, we’ll find an experience to suit the size of your group.

Ready for a summer full of mysteries?

Find your next adventure and book a summer day you’ll never forget. Take a look at our Mystery Hunt and Mystery Room, or give us a call on 30 80 30 50, and we’ll find the perfect treasure hunt for you.

3 new trends in smart entertainment

At Mystery Makers, we characterise our experiences as brainstorming, that is, a combination of the words ‘entertainment’ and ‘brain’, which naturally means that what we do is intelligent entertainment. Although we do not believe that our experiences are either seasonal or follow a specific trend, we do enjoy immersing ourselves in our industry. New phenomena and aspects of intelligent entertainment are constantly emerging, which we at Mystery Makers find fascinating. We have therefore looked at some of 2020’s biggest trends in intelligent entertainment and put them into perspective in relation to our own experiences.

1. Activities that contribute to your personal development

It probably comes as no surprise that the beauty, fashion, sport and health sectors are becoming increasingly popular and are industries on which we are spending more and more money. But in fact, it is no longer just the visual aspect of personal enhancement that consumers are craving. In fact, there is a growing interest in products and services that contribute to personal development, including through entertainment. There is high demand for personal development and acquiring new skills, particularly if this can be achieved through activities that are also fun. When you choose to go on a Mystery Hunt, you not only gain new knowledge about Copenhagen’s history and culture, but you also develop your problem-solving and teamwork skills. These are precisely the sort of skills that consumers are keen to develop, as they are skills that can be beneficial both at work and in their personal lives. So, when you choose an activity designed to challenge these skills, you feel that it is an investment in personal development that will pay off in the long run.

2. Mastering staying focused

It's easy to get caught up in the stresses of everyday life and with multiple balls in the air at the same time, you forget what it feels like to give yourself 100% to a specific focus point. Not being distracted and instead giving your full attention to the here and now experience is truly a concept that more and more people are demanding. Studies show that the average employee only has 11 minutes of real work time during an 8-hour workday in the office. When you get 60 to 120 minutes to immerse yourself in one of our experiences, it can be seen as a privilege. Time to focus also means time to really get caught up in a mood, or in the case of our experiences, a specific story. This helps make the feeling of being entertained seem more intense. It's comparable to sitting through an entire film without checking your phone once. You just feel the story better and immerse yourself in the universe when there are no interruptions or distractions. Not only is it a break from the stressful everyday life where everyone is constantly pulling at you, it's also good brain exercise that forces you to train your concentration. It's a proven fact that humans can usually only focus for about 10 minutes at a time. Why not take back control and challenge how long you can concentrate on a single thing? Our mysterious puzzles and exciting environments allow you to focus on the task at hand for at least 60 minutes, a six-fold increase compared to the average uninterrupted concentration time.

3. Analogue entertainment has its charm

Whether you're a big consumer of it or not, there's no getting around the fact that the world has become digitalised. This is also true when it comes to entertainment. With digitalisation and technology comes many cool opportunities such as virtual reality and artificial intelligence incorporated into entertainment experiences. However, the massive consumption of digital resources can sometimes get out of hand. The challenge in the digital era is learning to balance the analogue with the digital. Our everyday lives are so heavily influenced by digital that there is a growing interest in analogue alternatives. This is especially true when it comes to socialising. At Mystery Makers, all our experiences are completely analogue. In both our Mystery Hunt and Mystery Room, all parts of the game are physical objects that you can touch and feel. In our Mystery Hunt, the rules of the game are written in black and white on paper, while clues are designed on cardboard. This gives a completely different feeling of being present when taking part in analogue entertainment. It also provides a break from the sometimes technological zombie state we find ourselves in. Everything we do doesn't have to be swipe-able or dependent on a stable internet connection. Not only is analogue entertainment super trendy, but we also believe it's healthy to give your head a screen break, just once in a while. When you book an experience with us, we guarantee that you won't be able to find anything more interesting on your phone anyway.

Whether you feel like jumping on the bandwagon or not, we're sure to have an experience that suits you. What all our Mystery Rooms and Mystery Hunts have in common is that you are the centre of attention.

Frequently asked questions about smart entertainment

What is smart entertainment?

Intelligent entertainment consists of experiences that both entertain and stimulate the mind, such as escape rooms and treasure hunts. You use your brain, work together and have fun all at the same time.

Where can you experience this in Copenhagen?

With us, you can try an indoor Mystery Room or a Mystery Hunt at the city’s historic locations.

Try some smart entertainment

Ready to use your head in a fun way? Take a look at our Mystery Room and Mystery Hunt, or call 30 80 30 50.

The 5 most important roles in a Mystery Room

Do you want to be unbeatable in a Mystery Room? It’s not just about being clever. It’s about having the right roles in your team. When everyone plays the role they’re best at, you’ll solve the puzzles faster and have more fun along the way. Here are the five most important roles you need on your team.

The Detective

The detective is curious, uncovers even the most elusive clues and reports them in detail to the Helicopter. No detail is too small.

The helicopter

The ‘helicopter’ hovers above the team, has the big picture and knows who is doing what. The ‘helicopter’ gathers information and acts as the team’s hub for knowledge-sharing.

Ask Jørgen

Ask Jørgen has the courage to ask the silly questions that shed new light on the mystery and get the team back on track. Often, it is precisely the unexpected question that untangles the knot.

The German

Whilst the Helicopter keeps track of the people, the German keeps track of all the items. The German knows exactly which puzzles have been solved and which items are still in play. Ordnung muss sein.

The Cheerleader

No bit of progress is too small to celebrate. The cheerleader keeps spirits high throughout the game and is always on hand to lend a helping hand and offer a well-deserved pat on the back.

Frequently asked questions about roles in an escape room

How many people do you need to play a Mystery Room?

A Mystery Room is typically suitable for groups of a few people up to a dozen, depending on the room. The more roles you can cover, the stronger your team will be.

Does everyone have to have a fixed role?

The roles are there to help, not to restrict you. Most teams naturally slip into them as they go along, and the most important thing is that you work together and listen to one another.

Ready to put the team to the test?

Do you have all five roles in your team? Book a Mystery Room, or go on a Mystery Hunt. Call 30 80 30 50.

The 5 most important roles in a Mystery Room

The 5 most important roles in a Mystery Room

Do you want to be unbeatable in a Mystery Room? Then it’s not just about being clever. It’s about having the right roles in your team. When everyone plays the role they’re best at, you’ll solve the puzzles faster and have more fun along the way. Here are the five most important roles to have in your team.

The Detective

The Detective is curious, spots even the most hidden clues and reports them carefully to the Helicopter. No detail is too small.

The Helicopter

The Helicopter hovers above the team, maintains an overview and knows who is doing what. The Helicopter gathers information and acts as the team’s hub for sharing knowledge.

The Questioner

The Questioner has the courage to ask the silly questions that shed new light on a puzzle and get the team back on track. It is often the unexpected question that cracks the code.

The Organiser

Whilst the Helicopter keeps track of the people, the Organiser keeps track of the objects. The Organiser knows exactly which puzzles have been solved and which items are still in play. The order matters.

The Cheerleader

No amount of progress is too small to celebrate. The Cheerleader keeps team spirit high throughout the match and is always ready to lend a helping hand and give a well-deserved pat on the back.

Frequently asked questions about escape room roles

How many people can play a Mystery Room?

A Mystery Room is typically suitable for teams of a few players up to around twenty, depending on the room. The more roles you cover, the stronger your team will be.

Does everyone need a fixed role?

The roles are there to help, not to restrict you. Most teams slip into them naturally, and the most important thing is that you work together and listen to one another.

Ready to put your team to the test?

Do you have all five roles in your team? Book a Mystery Room or go on a Mystery Hunt. Call us on +45 30 80 30 50.

The 5 most important roles in a Mystery Room

Mystery Makers' 10th anniversary

MYSTERY MAKER'S FIRST DECADE

On the occasion of our 10th birthday, Tuesday 25 August, this blog post will look back on the decade that has now passed. Birthdays are always a great opportunity to reflect and think back on the past years. With a bit of reflection and contemplation, you are reminded of all the good things you have learnt and gained over the years. It's a great opportunity to emphasise how grateful we are for Mystery Maker's first decade and how much we look forward to the next.

Let's start with the latest first, and then move chronologically back to where it all started...

WE ARE THE TRAVELLER'S PREFERRED CHOICE

Not only did we celebrate our anniversary in August, we were also presented with the Tripadvisor award, Travellers' Choice Awards 2020. The award is a huge recognition and praise that we are very, very proud of. Each year, the award is presented to experiences, sights, restaurants and attractions that consistently receive the best reviews from travellers on Tripadvisor. In 2020, Mystery Makers has been part of the top 10% of the best reviews worldwide. This award is very special to us, not only because it's a great recognition of our work, but because the recognition comes from you, our guests. It really warms our hearts when we feel and are reassured that you like our mysterious and adventurous experiences. We started Mystery Makers with the ambition to create intelligent entertainment that would give our guests a different, fun and exciting experience. When you give our experiences good reviews, it shows that we are on our way to fulfil our ambition, and we are very grateful and proud of that.

2020 was not the only year Mystery Makers was honoured with an important award. In 2018, we won Berlingske's AOK award for the city's best cultural experience, and back in 2012, Mystery Makers became Danish champion in creative entrepreneurship and won the Creative Business Cup. Every time we receive a new award that recognises our work, it makes us proud and happy to the core. It motivates us to continue to develop and innovate our experiences so that they continue to be the kind of entertainment that our guests like - that's the most important ambition.

FROM COPENHAGEN TO AUSTRIA

Ever since we opened our first Mystery Room, The Lab in 2014, we have continued to add new experiences to our mysterious world. Three Mystery Rooms have been added, along with our four Mystery Hunts, which provide adventurous experiences in historic areas around Copenhagen, including the old barracks at Kastellet. In 2018, we expanded with another experience outside Denmark, in the beautiful historic city of culture, Vienna. We're excited to continue our mystical adventure elsewhere in the world, and what better place than the Art History Museum in Vienna. We think this location fits perfectly with our philosophy of intelligent entertainment, and we are grateful for the opportunity to give even more international guests an insight into our mystical world.

A decade has passed, but a new one has begun

When we look back on the past decade, we are filled with joy and pride! Everything we have experienced and achieved during the ten years that Mystery Makers has existed, we can only thank our guests for. We wouldn't be where we are today if it wasn't for all of you. The last decade has been the greatest ever and we're already looking forward to the next one in the company of our wonderful guests - we're confident that the second decade will be even better than the first.

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