Meet at Pavilion.
Catch up with colleagues before the adventure. In the Full package, your main meal follows the escape.
THE GREAT ESCAPE · YOUR TEAM IN THE STORY
Your team.
One great escape.
Enter Kordin’s real prison. Follow clues, make your move and play laser tag inside a character-led escape story. Choose the full evening, with dinner at Pavilion or a garden BBQ after the escape — and your own version of what happened.
See how the evening unfolds
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For teams, celebrations & the people you bring together.
Compare the formatsFOR THE ORGANISER · KEEP THE PLOT BETWEEN US
Meet the characters.
Make your next move.
Inside Kordin’s real former prison, your team takes part in a staged escape. Share discoveries, work out your next move and play laser tag as part of the same story.
You are not watching the adventure from an audience. You take part alongside your colleagues. The detailed programme below is for you as organiser; keep its unexpected turns for your team to discover.
In the full-evening format, the story continues around the dinner table. The clever plan. The unexpected ally. The colleague who took the part a little too seriously.
THE FULL EVENING · AN INSIDE LOOK
Dinner will
have to wait.
A welcome. An unexpected interruption. A shared escape.
Here is the story you are inviting your team into.
Become part of the story.
Historical prison-guard characters interrupt the welcome with a theatrical arrest. Inside Kordin, follow clues, share discoveries and work together towards escape.
Play both sides.
Two laser-tag rounds are part of the experience. In the first, one guest team attempts the escape while the other plays the opposing game guards. In the second, the teams swap roles. These guest-team roles are separate from the historical prison guards played by the performers.
The escape becomes the dinner story.
Choose the Full Corporate Event and finish with one meal together: dinner at Pavilion or a garden BBQ, weather permitting. Compare the plan that changed, the clue someone spotted and the moment each person saw differently.
Two rounds with a role swap form the programme basis. An extra third round is only at the event team's discretion if time allows, without delaying the agreed finish or meal; it is not promised. Timing, suitability, menu and price are agreed in your written proposal. A garden BBQ needs an agreed weather fallback.
THREE WAYS TO MAKE IT YOURS
One escape story.
Three starting formats.
A team get-together. A milestone.
An evening for your guests.
There is more than one way to begin.
YOUR STARTING OPTIONS Choose how much of the evening to bring together. These are starting options, not confirmed quotations. Your written proposal will separate included items from optional extras, with timing and the total price.
01 THE ADVENTURE
Prison
Experience
Step inside the escape story together.
- Character-led prison escape
- Briefing, clues & shared tasks
- Two laser-tag rounds with a team role swap
Details to agreeSchedule, participation arrangements and price for your group.
Explore this format02 THE ADVENTURE & THE EVIDENCE
Prison
Experience Plus
The escape, a welcome and your own evidence of an unusual evening.
- Everything in Prison Experience
- A welcome drink
- A personal portrait & team photograph
- A personal Release Certificate
Your photo, your choicePhotography and costumes are voluntary. Your own clothes are welcome. Photo format and delivery are agreed in advance.
Explore this format03 OUR RECOMMENDED FULL EVENING
Full
Corporate Event
From the first welcome to the last story over dinner.
- Everything in Prison Experience Plus
- One meal after the escape
- Pavilion dinner or garden BBQ
- Your meal preference in the organiser brief
Choose your endingBBQ is weather permitting, with a fallback agreed beforehand. The welcome drink is included. Its selection, any additional drinks and the total package price are agreed in your written proposal. The two meal choices need not cost the same.
Shape our full eveningNo need to choose a package before the conversation.
Help me find the right fitA PLACE WITH A PAST
Not a set.
A setting like no other.
Stone corridors. Iron galleries.
A different world, here in Malta.
Explore the real venue.
Real photographs of Kordin and Pavilion. The place is already here. The next story could be yours.
THE SETTING IS ALREADY HERE
A real cell.
Your own character.
This is an original photograph inside Kordin, in ordinary clothes. The bars, the blue door and the iron bunk are part of the place — not a film set.
Personal portraits are part of the Plus and Full package proposals. Keep your own look or choose an available costume; taking part is voluntary. The images below explore photo-zone ideas.
EVIDENCE OF AN UNUSUAL EVENING
The photo you
don’t take at the office.
Face the camera. Turn to the side.
Try to look innocent.
Make the character your own.
YOUR PEOPLE. THEIR OWN CHARACTERS.
One cell.
A story to share.
A portrait does not have to mean standing alone in a costume. Picture two colleagues in the scene: one on the bunk, the other alongside, comparing their next move.
A photo idea based on the real Kordin cell, not a photograph of a delivered event. Normal clothes are welcome; taking part in photography is voluntary.
Explore two more costume portrait concepts
Optional visual ideas, not photographs of a delivered corporate event. Costumes and props are not required for participation.
A CHARACTER. A PORTRAIT. A KEEPSAKE.
You played your part.
Take your story home.
Your photograph, your name or chosen character, and the date of your escape: a personal Release Certificate is the signature souvenir in the Plus and Full package proposals. A light-hearted reminder of the part you played.
Alongside your personal portrait and team photograph, you can choose a friendly fictional Prison Report on the reverse or a second page — perhaps “The Master of Plan B.” It is an optional playful story, not a psychological profile, personality test or staff assessment.
Portraits, a team photograph and a Release Certificate are included in the proposed Plus and Full packages. Photography and costume use remain voluntary; ordinary clothes are welcome. Photo format, personalisation and delivery are agreed in advance. Taking part does not grant permission to use your images for marketing. The costume images are labelled AI concepts, not photographs of a delivered event; this certificate is a fictional sample, not an official document.
FOR THE PERSON MAKING IT HAPPEN
You know the plan.
They discover the story.
You receive the programme and practical arrangements.
Keep the plot twists between us — not the participation guidance.
HR & PEOPLE TEAMS
Something to share.
Room to join in.
Give colleagues something to do together — a clue to solve, a decision to make, a story to compare afterwards. Agree participation, access needs and any less-active options before you invite the team.
LEADERS & HOSTS
Make the invitation
feel like a gift.
Mark a milestone, welcome your partners or make time for your team. Real surroundings, a part in the action and, in the full-evening format, dinner together afterwards. An invitation that says: this evening is for you.
GUEST INVITATION · FOR THE AGREED FULL-EVENING FORMAT
“We’re heading to Kordin for a prison-escape adventure, laser tag and dinner together. You’ll be part of the story. The rest? We’re keeping that for the evening.”
Share arrival, clothing, access and participation guidance in advance. Keep only the story’s surprises secret.
BEFORE YOU COMMIT
- 01 Programme & participation
- 02 Timing & practical details
- 03 Inclusions & total price
GOOD QUESTIONS, CLEAR ANSWERS
Keep the intrigue.
Lose the guesswork.
What an organiser needs to know.
Without giving the story away.
What actually happens during the experience?
You become participants in a staged prison escape, with characters, clues and laser tag as part of the story. The experience includes two laser-tag rounds: the guest teams swap escape and opposing game-guard roles between rounds. These roles are separate from the performer guards. Full adds one meal afterwards: Pavilion dinner or a garden BBQ, weather permitting. An extra third round is only possible at the event team’s discretion if it does not delay the agreed finish or meal. The organiser receives the detailed programme; guests can discover the plot turns on the night.
How intense is it? Does everyone have to take part?
People enjoy different levels of adventure. Before confirming, discuss the proposed movement, stairs, lighting, sound and interaction, along with any less-active participation options. Suitability and adjustments need to be agreed for the chosen format — they are not assumed.
Can we bring fewer than 20 guests?
Yes, you can enquire for a smaller group. A suitable scenario, availability and pricing need to be discussed. Enter your actual group size in the brief; you do not need to round it up to 20.
How long should we allow, and what should we wear?
Your chosen format will determine the timing and clothing guidance. These details need to be confirmed before invitations go out, including arrival time, the experience itself and any food or drinks afterwards.
What about food, drinks and access requirements?
Plus and Full include a welcome drink. Its selection, any additional drinks and the total package price are agreed in your written proposal. Full also includes one meal choice: Pavilion dinner or garden BBQ, weather permitting. The meal menu and any BBQ weather fallback are agreed in advance. Add food and drink preferences to your outline; discuss access needs separately. Do not enter personal medical information in this preview.
What is the price, and what is included?
Pricing is not yet confirmed for these proposed packages. The quotation needs to make the total clear: experience, hospitality, optional extras, applicable taxes and payment terms. You should know the full cost before committing.
What if our plans or guest numbers change?
The terms to agree in writing before booking: changes, cancellations, the final guest-number deadline and any outdoor-weather arrangements. This concept preview does not establish those terms or reserve a date.
LET’S START WITH YOUR PEOPLE
What would make this
your kind of evening?
You do not need every detail yet.
Start with the occasion, your group and the atmosphere you have in mind. Build an outline to review — not a booking.
Reply to the person who shared this proposal with your preferred date, group size and chosen format. You can attach your outline.
YOUR PRIVATE PLANNING OUTLINE
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YOUR EVENT OUTLINE · DRAFT
Your outline
is ready.
A smaller-group scenario needs to be discussed before confirming availability or pricing.
A planning outline, not a quotation. Inclusions, suitability, timing, price and availability require confirmation. Nothing has been sent or booked.
Save this outline, then reply to the person who shared the proposal and attach it. Your meal choice (for Full) and food and drink notes are included in this outline. You do not need a date or budget to start the conversation. Nothing has been sent and no booking has been made.
PRISON BREAK · KORDIN, MALTA
Give your team
a story to step into.
The kind of invitation that says: this one is for us.
Shape our company evening