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Krakow Night Out WIth Lost Souls Alley

Two Nights at Lost Souls Alley

Okay so after living in krakow for a while and constantly hearing from guests about how scary Lost Souls Alley was I decided to put it to the test. So me Mofie, Ben and Sarah went to check it out.  

Night One. Green Version

On our first visit, we decided to dip my toes into the shallow end of terror with the green version. Here's what happened.

As I stepped into the dimly lit waiting room, the air thick with anticipation, I couldn't help but notice a guy practically crawling out of the exit, pale as a ghost. "Great start," I thought, my palms already sweaty.

The staff briefed us on the rules, minimal touching, no intentional harm, but be prepared for some accidental bumps in the dark. 

The first room was a mind-bender. Creepy dolls everywhere, a cryptic puzzle, and the constant feeling of being watched. As we fumbled around, I swear one of those dolls winked at me. Just as we figured out the clue, a hidden door swung open, and a figure lunged at us. I may or may not have let out a very manly shriek and Ben pushed Sarah into the man and ran out the room haha. For sure he is never going to live that one down. 

So just me Mofie and Sarah at this point and as we progressed, the rooms got darker, the puzzles trickier, and the scares more intense. At one point, we were crawling through a tight space when something grabbed Sarah's ankle. She screamed, started crying and asked to be let out.

The grand finale? A maze of mirrors with shadowy figures darting just out of sight. Heart pounding, me and Mofie made it out! Green version conquered! 

Night Two. Yellow Version

So needless to say Sarah and Ben did not opt to come with us for the second night but me and Mofie, full of confidence after smashing the green version couldn’t wait. We  returned a week later for the yellow experience. And oh, sweet summer child...

This time, the waiver I signed felt more like a last will and testament. The staff's warnings were more intense: "We will touch you. We might separate you. There will be discomfort.” Challenge F’n accepted!

From the start it was completely different. The actors were relentless, grabbing at us from dark corners, herding us like scared sheep…I’m not going to pretend like I wasn’t exactly this little scared sheep. In one room, they threw a hood over my head and spun me around until I couldn't tell up from down. There's always that tiny little thought in your mind that there could actually be a killer working here and my life could actually be in danger. Overactive imagination I know but it definitely added to the thrill! 

The puzzles? Forget about it. Try solving a riddle while someone's breathing down your neck and occasionally zapping you with what feels like a static electricity gun. It's like taking an exam during an earthquake. 

At some point, they separated me from my group. Alone in a pitch-black room, I heard whispers from all directions. Just as panic started to set in, a hand grabbed my arm and yanked me into the next chamber. I'd like to say I faced it bravely, but I didn’t. Not at all. However unbeknown to me Mofie had already asked to leave. Apparently he twisted his ankle and used this as an excuse. But he was completely fine that night on Pub Crawl so I think he was probably so a little bit scared haha.

The grand finale this time? A chase scene that would put any horror movie to shame. Sprinting through strobing lights, heart in my throat, convinced that if I slowed down, unspeakable things would happen.

When I finally burst out through the exit, gasping for air and shaking like a little lamb. I felt like I'd run a marathon through hell.

 

Alley Versions

 

Pink Version

  • Best For: Groups looking for a lighter, less intense experience with a touch of whimsy.

  • Description: A surreal, dreamlike adventure with pastel themes and minimal physical contact.

  • Rules:

    • Age Requirement: 14 and older.

    • Health Restrictions: Generally safe; minimal physical contact.

    • Contact: Light touch; little risk of injury.

  • Cost: PLN 70-PLN 90 (€15-€20) per person.

  • Ideal For: Groups wanting a fun, introductory experience without too much intensity.

 

Green Version

  • Best For: Groups seeking a balanced level of intensity with some thrill.

  • Description: A forest-themed, eerie experience with moderate physical contact.

  • Rules:

    • Age Requirement: 14 and older.

    • Health Restrictions: Not suitable for those with chronic health conditions.

    • Contact: Moderate; minor sores or bruises possible.

  • Cost: PLN 110-PLN 140 (€25-€30) per person.

  • Ideal For: Stag parties looking for a slightly more intense experience without extreme risks.

 

Yellow Version

  • Best For: Groups looking for a high-adrenaline adventure with significant physical contact.

  • Description: A carnival-themed, high-intensity experience with a higher risk of injury.

  • Rules:

    • Age Requirement: 18 and older.

    • Health Restrictions: Not suitable for those with chronic conditions.

    • Contact: High physical contact; possible bruises and clothing damage.

  • Cost: PLN 160-PLN 200 (€35-€45) per person.

  • Ideal For: Thrill-seeking stag parties that want a challenging and memorable experience.

 

Red Version

  • Best For: Groups wanting an extreme, adrenaline-pumping adventure.

  • Description: An intense experience with high physical contact, pain stimuli, and potential serious injuries.

  • Rules:

    • Age Requirement: 18 and older.

    • Health Restrictions: Strictly not recommended for those with chronic conditions.

    • Contact: Very high; significant risk of injury and clothing damage. Waiver required.

  • Cost: PLN 220-PLN 300 (€50-€70) per person.

  • Ideal For: Daredevil stag parties ready for the ultimate challenge.

 

Tips for Stag and Hen Parties

  1. Assess Your Group’s Preferences: Determine if your group prefers a lighter or more intense experience before booking.

  2. Prepare for Intensity: If opting for Yellow or Red versions, make sure everyone is comfortable with high physical contact and potential risks.

  3. Book in Advance: Popular dates and times can fill up quickly, so make reservations early.

  4. Review Health Restrictions: Ensure that all participants are aware of and meet the health requirements for the chosen version.

 

The Verdict

Lost Souls Alley is not for everyone, but if you've got a taste for terror and a sturdy pair of running shoes, it's an experience like no other. The green version is a great intro to the world of interactive horror, while yellow...well lets just say the only reason I'd go back in is to trick my unsuspecting friends that it wasn’t that bad. To get to see them all scream and potentially pee themselves haha. There's a red version too but given that 100% of participants have left because of pain i'd say that i'm not enough of a sadist. 

Remember, choose your version wisely, bring a change of underwear, and maybe don't eat a big meal beforehand. Trust me on that last one. If you’re interested Click here! And as always the best night out you can have in Krakow is right here Krakow Animals Pub Crawl.