Ilusium – Sala Room Angie

Room Angie – Ilusium Room Escape (Mataró)

## Ilusium – Sala Room Angie (Mataró, Barcelona): What to Know Before You Book

If you’re searching for a high-production escape room near Barcelona, Ilusium – Sala Room Angie is a standout option in Mataró—with clear rules, a defined format, and a timebox that’s longer than the classic 60-minute room. Here’s everything I can confirm from primary and reputable sources, plus what you should double-check before committing.

### Quick facts (confirmed)
– Name: Room Angie (Ilusium Room Escape) Room Escape
– Type: Escape room center experience Room Escape
– Address: Carrer de Jaume Comas i Jo, 8, 08304 Mataró, Barcelona, Spain
– Phone/WhatsApp (for changes): +34 675 947 519 Room Escape
– Published opening hours (listing): 10:00–22:00 daily
– Game duration: 80 minutes Room Escape
– Group size: 2–8 players Room Escape
– Difficulty: “Media Alta” (medium–high) Room Escape
– Theme note (operator wording): “inspired by Jumanji” Room Escape
– Important date: Room Angie closes on 11 January 2026 Room Escape

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## What the experience is (based on the operator’s description)
Ilusium frames Room Angie as a high-immersion puzzle adventure with a “wild/mysterious” setting, where you solve challenges as a team against the clock. The operator explicitly positions it as a Jumanji-inspired concept and repeatedly emphasizes completing the mission within the 80-minute limit. Room Escape

### Why the 80-minute format matters
Most escape rooms run 60 minutes. An 80-minute room changes pacing:
– More room for multi-stage puzzle arcs (instead of a single crescendo).
– A higher likelihood of “hand-off” puzzles where multiple people can contribute in parallel.
– More fatigue risk—especially for groups new to escape rooms—so you’ll want to pace communication.

(That’s general escape-room logic; the 80-minute figure itself is confirmed.) Room Escape

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## Age rules and family constraints (strict, confirmed)
This is one of the clearest operator rule-sets you’ll see—read it carefully if you’re bringing kids.

### Minimum ages (operator rules)
– Ages 8+ may enter, with at least 2 adults. Room Escape
– If you have a child under 8, they allow only 1 child aged 5–7, and the group must include at least 2 adults (parents/legal guardians). Room Escape
– Under 5 not allowed. Room Escape
– For a 5–7 “accompanying child”, the operator states there’s a €10 fee and a booking-step note (“select the option” in comments during reservation). Room Escape
– From age 8, they “pay the same as adults.” Room Escape

If inclusivity is part of your planning: these rules are written in Spanish and use gender-inclusive stylization in places (e.g., “un@ nin@”). The main practical takeaway is that the room is not positioned as a drop-in children’s activity—it’s a group challenge with minimum supervision requirements. Room Escape

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## Booking, changes, and “don’t break the set” policy

Booking and changes (operator policy)

– No refunds. Room Escape
– Date/time changes are allowed only if you notify them more than 48 hours before the booking time (via WhatsApp). Room Escape
– Within 48 hours: no changes. Room Escape

### Force is explicitly forbidden
Ilusium states that using force is totally prohibited, and if a customer breaks decor/mechanisms through misuse/force, they’ll be charged the repair invoice. Room Escape

That’s not just legal boilerplate—it’s a signal the room likely uses mechanical set pieces and sensitive scenic elements, where brute-force “escape room tactics” will backfire.

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## Deals and promos (confirmed but time-sensitive)
Two different promo-style messages appear on the operator site:

– A page note says: “All Tuesdays €10 discount” and “no other discount applies.” Room Escape
– The homepage also references gift vouchers and mentions a future reopening in March 2026 along with guidance about vouchers relative to the Jan 11, 2026 closure. Room Escape

Outdated-data flag: promos and reopening dates can change, even when posted on the operator’s site. Before you plan around Tuesday pricing or voucher rules, re-check the booking flow and/or message them on WhatsApp. Room Escape

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## Location logistics: what’s confirmed, what isn’t

Confirmed

– It’s at Carrer de Jaume Comas i Jo, 8 in Mataró. Room Escape
– A public listing shows 10:00–22:00 daily.

### Not confirmed (so I won’t claim it)
– Parking availability, public transport line numbers, language options, accessibility/wheelchair access, bathroom availability, air-conditioning, or whether staff briefings are bilingual. None of those details appear in the sources I opened.

If you need any of that, your fastest path is a WhatsApp message to the number provided on the operator site/listing. Room Escape

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## How to choose the right group (based on confirmed difficulty + format)
Room Angie is explicitly labeled medium–high difficulty and runs 80 minutes for 2–8 players. Room Escape
Practical implications:
– 2–3 players: you’ll need strong communication and comfort splitting tasks.
– 4–6 players: generally the “sweet spot” for parallel puzzle solving without crowding.
– 7–8 players: confirm your group’s tolerance for tight spaces and rapid turn-taking—bigger groups can drift into “spectator mode” if the room isn’t designed for high concurrency (not something I can verify either way).

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## Two contextual internal links (RealJourneyTravels.com)
If you’re building this into a broader Barcelona-area plan, these two on-site resources exist and are relevant:
– Barcelona tour option: Barcelona highlights half-day tour Journey Tours & Travels
– Neighborhood planning: Gràcia Barcelona itinerary Journey Tours & Travels

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## The one thing most people miss: the closure date
The operator is unusually explicit: Room Angie closes on 11 January 2026. Room Escape
If you’re writing or scheduling content, this is the detail that will date your article fastest. Treat it as:
– A strong “book before X date” hook now
– A mandatory “check status” note later

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## Practical checklist before you go (all based on confirmed policies)
– Book a time you can commit to—no refunds. Room Escape
– If you might need to reschedule, set a reminder: changes require >48h notice via WhatsApp. Room Escape
– If bringing kids, verify your group matches the operator’s age + adult supervision rules. Room Escape
– Don’t “test props” with force—they prohibit force and bill damage. Room Escape
– Confirm current pricing/promos and closure/reopening messaging right before booking (promos are inherently volatile). Room Escape