In fact this contains different degrees of difficulty. The scale of Houdini indicates: how much patience, inventiveness, self-control, team work and how many concentration and combination abilities are needed for escaping from the multi-closed Parapark rooms. The most difficult rooms have 5 houdinis, the easier ones less. (The original ParaPark productions have 4 or 5 points, the fake rooms - that today can be found all over the country – usually have 3 houdinis or less).

I can’t believe you don’t know... Harry Houdini was the world’s  most famous escape artist. (according to G.B. Shaw beside the name of Jesus ad Sherlock Holmes the name of Houdini was mentioned most often in the world at the beginning of the last century). Houdini was Hungarian by birth and he was born with the name of Weisz Erik in the VIIth district of Budapest – however he wanted to keep his Hungarian origin secret. He could escape everything and from eveywhere: police handcuffs, containers full of water, straitjacket, American and Russian jails. According to the legend he died during his last escape show, but the ugly truth is that he died of appendicitis. As a sign of our respect for Houdini we named the ParaPark rooms’ scale of difficulty after him.

P2, as the metropolitan pits of hell

Do not let the basement park you to an orbit! Our newest production takes deep place in a better days have seen parking garage. Car wrecks and nerve wrecks shaped the scene: here is a wheel, there is a gearbox. Gas? Brake! Walk in the parking garage every hell bundle, from the P2 level untill the liberty of the ground floor. Can you pass to a higher class? (Warning, the traffic rules do not apply to the parking track...)