Escape Your Family

Updated April 15, 2024

## Escape Your Family (Rennes, France): a family-focused escape room built for kids (6+) and grown-ups

If you’ve ever tried a “standard” escape room with younger kids and felt the difficulty gap immediately—too many padlocks, too much text, too little kid logic—Escape Your Family in Rennes was created to solve that exact problem: it’s an escape game designed specifically for families and children, with scenarios and puzzles adapted for younger players.

You’ll find it at 2 Rue du Noyer, 35000 Rennes, France (phone +33 2 99 41 08 93).

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## Quick facts you can plan around

– Address: 2 Rue du Noyer, 35000 Rennes, France
– Recommended age: from 6 years old
– Team size: typically 4–6 players (family groups)
– Game length: commonly 45 minutes (listed for rooms) Escapers
– Price (indicative): CitizenKid lists €18/person (5–6 players), €20/person (4 players), €25/person (3 players)
– Rooms / missions: multiple family-friendly storylines (see below)

> Your dataset note: you provided a 4.9 rating for this listing; I’m treating that as your internal data point rather than independently verified here.

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## What makes Escape Your Family different from many escape rooms

Several Rennes sources describe Escape Your Family as an escape game “reserved for families” / designed “particularly for families and dedicated to children,” explicitly positioning it away from adult-first room design.

A practical implication of that positioning:
– Expect puzzles intended to be solvable by kids (not “kids allowed”). CitizenKid explicitly says the “plus” is that puzzles are thought out for children, unlike classic escape games generally aimed at older players.

If you’re traveling with mixed ages—say grandparents + 8-year-old + teens—this kind of format tends to work best when adults lean into supporting roles (timekeeping, encouraging teamwork) and let kids drive the discovery.

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## The missions you can choose from

Across sources, Escape Your Family is consistently described as offering four family adventures, with these mission names appearing repeatedly:

– Héros des fêtes (saving missing celebrations/holidays)
– Mon pote le vampire
– Le show du magicien
– Hercule : le défi des Dieux

The Escapers (an escape-room directory) also lists additional newer-room names (e.g., Mission Spatiale, Le Labo du Professeur Zombius) and notes some rooms as “salle fermée” (closed). Because directories can lag behind operational reality, treat this as inventory context, not a guarantee of what’s available on your date. Escapers

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## Pricing: what’s published (and how to interpret it)

CitizenKid publishes a simple per-person structure that scales with team size:

– €18/person for a 5–6 player team
– €20/person for 4 players
– €25/person for 3 players

This pricing structure is a common pattern in escape rooms: smaller groups pay more per person because the room is sold as a “session,” not a per-head admission.

Birthday option: CitizenKid also mentions a birthday “formule anniversaire” including a session + one-hour birthday space rental and treats/decor, with a “Pack Classique” listed at €25/person from 5 people (with other packs referenced).

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## Who this escape room is best for

Based on what the venue is explicitly marketed as (family-only focus, 6+ entry), Escape Your Family is most relevant if you’re in Rennes and want:

– A kids-first indoor activity (useful when weather flips, or for winter afternoons)
– A multigenerational game where adults can participate without the experience becoming an “adult escape room” that kids watch from the sidelines
– A structured group activity for a birthday rather than an unstructured play space

It’s likely less satisfying for groups of experienced adult escape-room players who want high difficulty and 60–90 minute runtimes; at least one TripAdvisor snippet suggests it can feel short/easier for adults and teens who already do lots of escape rooms.

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## Practical tips for getting the best experience (without spoiling anything)

These are non-spoiler, format-driven tips that apply particularly well to child-friendly escape games:

– Aim for a balanced team: 4–6 players is repeatedly referenced; too many adults can crowd kids out of the puzzle flow.
– Let kids “own” the solving: if adults jump straight to solutions, kids lose the payoff. Instead, adults can narrate, read clues aloud, or keep track of what’s been tried.
– Pick themes strategically: if you’re traveling with a child who dislikes scary aesthetics, choose a mission that reads more like adventure/magic than horror-coded lab/virus themes (and confirm availability via the official site).

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## Hours and “freshness” warning

One local Rennes article (published 2018) states the venue was open daily 10:00–20:00 at the time. That may no longer be current—business hours often change seasonally, and the official site wasn’t reliably reachable in my fetch attempts (502 error). Treat those hours as historical, and verify via the official website or by phone before you go. Info Autrement

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## Inclusivity and accessibility notes

What I can state confidently from sources: the experience is positioned for families and children starting at 6+, including “all generations” in CitizenKid’s wording.
What I cannot confirm from the available sources: step-free access, wheelchair accessibility, sensory accommodations, language options, or whether staff can adapt puzzles for neurodivergent kids. If accessibility matters for your group, I’d verify directly with the venue by phone (+33 2 99 41 08 93). Escapers

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## Essential details to copy into your map app

Escape Your Family (Escape room center)
2 Rue du Noyer, 35000 Rennes, France
Phone: +33 2 99 41 08 93

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