I’m thinking about buying an existing

[soumitss]

Hey. I’m thinking about buying an existing escape room business or at least a ready-built room, instead of designing one. Is it better to buy a used room from another owner or order a new one from a manufacturer? Anyone gone through this? I’ve got some savings and a location in mind, just trying not to make an expensive mistake.

[hydrogenn]

Good question, I looked at both. Used rooms can be cheaper, but you inherit worn props, outdated tech and sometimes a theme that’s already played out locally. In the end I bought a new escape room for sale https://erworkshop.com/escapes/ from Indestroom instead, and I’m glad I did: fresh props with warranty and support, and a scenario nobody in my area had played. The big advantage of a manufacturer is that if something breaks, you have someone to call. Honest note: new costs more upfront, and there’s production time. Tip: if you consider a used room, ask the seller for booking data and reviews, it tells you whether the theme still sells.

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