James Bond and the Bank Heist

James Bond and the Bank Heist: a spy escape game from age 10

James Bond and the Bank Heist is an escape room in Riga for a team of 2 to 5 people, open to players aged 10 and up. There are no wizards and no Victorian study here. There is a bank, there are safes, and there is a spy mission with a hard time limit.

This room is a good match for:

• Groups of friends who want an evening with a shared goal and tension that lasts until the final minute.
• Colleagues. The mission asks for what a good project asks for: split the work, watch the clock, and put the pieces together at the end.
• Kids from 10 and their parents. Once a child has outgrown fairy-tale stories, a spy mission is a natural next step.
• Couples. A team can be just two people, which makes this an option for a date night that is not dinner and a film.
• Fans of spy films. For more rooms built around stories from the screen, see escape rooms inspired by films.

Safes, security systems and exactly 60 minutes

Your team is an elite group of spies that has received a secret mission: get inside the world's largest bank and obtain evidence of an international crime network. The evidence is in classified documents, and the route to them is not a straight line.

You will need to bypass security systems, open safes and solve puzzles. Time is part of the plot. You have exactly 60 minutes before the guards discover you are there. The room uses modern technology, and the story has a few unexpected twists.

The difficulty is medium. Different kinds of people help here: one notices small details, another is calm with numbers, a third keeps an eye on the clock and calls out how much time is left. In a team of five everyone finds a role, but two players can handle the mission together as well.

If this is your first escape game, the medium level is a fair place to start. If you have played before, the bank is a good test of how your team works under time pressure.

Four rooms at one address for a larger group

James Bond and the Bank Heist is at Zigfrīda Annas Meierovica bulvāris 14 in Riga. Three more escape rooms share the address: Sherlock Holmes for up to seven players, Harry Potter from age 7, and Journey to Soviet Riga, rated hard.

Together the four rooms hold up to 22 players at the same time. A group of colleagues can split by taste: one team heads for the bank, another for Baker Street, a third for Soviet Riga. If the group includes children under 10, they can play Harry Potter or Sherlock Holmes while the older ones take on the bank. If you book three or more rooms at once, you get an individual offer. More on that on the corporate events in Riga page.

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