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Prison Island Le Mans
Indoor adventure game for everyone, mixing strategy, physical challenge, and teamwork: team challenge cells to crack against the clock (“Beat the Bars”).
What's on
Practical info
Tram
T1 — Antarès-Stade Marie Marvingt stop, 540 m · wheelchair-accessible stop
Bus
Bus line 24 — Les Landes stop, 100 m · wheelchair-accessible stop
Parking
Parking right in front (accessible spaces, surface lot)
Data: SETRAM / Le Mans Métropole (GTFS, Open Licence), © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)
More about Prison Island Le Mans
In Ruaudin, in the southern part of Le Mans near Antarès, Prison Island has 25 cells behind numbered doors. Each one holds a challenge to solve as a team: sometimes physical (climbing, balancing), sometimes a matter of logic, precision, or nerve. Teams of three or five enter, try their luck, score points, get out, and move on to the next cell, over one to three hours depending on the format chosen. Open to ages 8 and up, with children under 12 accompanied by a parent. The format works just as well for a birthday, a family outing, or an evening out with colleagues. Bar and snacks on site, lockers, and free parking.