What makes it 47% Solo-Friendly: The main puzzle cells and mini-golf need two players, so a lone guest must find teammates in advance or attend the sparse quiz night, which limits access and spontaneity.
Note: Prison Island Brussels is 47% Solo-Friendly. You may want to consider other Solo-Friendly Things to Do in Brussels for a more suitable experience.
Why 1-2 hours visit duration is ideal for solo trip: Allows time to join a 30-minute Blind Test and explore corridors or arrange to join a Prison Island team.
Join the Blind Test Quiz:
Enter the 30-minute trivia event and let the host place you in a team.
Tip: Book your spot in advance on Thursdays at 20:00 to secure a team.
Request to join an open Prison Island team:
Ask staff if you can join another group for the 1-hour puzzle game.
Tip: Call ahead to reserve a spot on an existing team.
Explore the former cell corridors:
Walk through the historic prison layout and inspect original cell doors.
Tip: Visit between events when the venue is quieter for better photos.

Megan Hardie
A great activity for the family. I dropped a star as a lot of the tasks were very physical, monkey bars, rock climbing style rooms. You can skip these rooms if required. Overall, great fun, lots of laughing and memories!
Aurelia Kuklo
So much fun ! The courses are creative and exciting, the atmosphere is great, and the staff are super friendly. Perfect for a fun outing with friends or family 😄
Kristal Tyrell-Johnson
Games had no instructions so you kinda had to guess the task. Very hard even for an experience escape room person. Still had a lovely time and venue was clean
Yaseen
We had an amazing time at Prison Island Brussels! I came with a group of Deaf friends from London and we all had so much fun – especially in the escape-style challenge rooms. Huge shoutout to Aymeric who was absolutely fantastic so helpful, patient, and really made us feel welcome. His support made a big difference and helped make the experience accessible and enjoyable for all of us. Highly recom...
YNA
On Sunday, we planned to just chill around the central area and explore the streets. While walking around, we came across a place called Prison Island and it instantly caught our attention. My brother and I decided to give it a try and ended up playing the Boxer Ring game. It was a lot of fun! They also had more game options on the first floor, so it’s definitely a cool spot if you’re looking for...
Weekdays are quieter than weekends. Thursdays feature the Blind Test quiz. No seasonal closures.
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| Item | Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|
| Blind Test quiz ticket | EUR 0 |
| Prison Island team entry (if joined) | EUR 0 |
| Total Estimated | EUR 0 |
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