UAE is huge on adventurous sports, attractions and theme parks. And now, to add more to its list of fun, UAE’s emirate- Ajman, gets its first ever Escape and Horror Room. Touted to be one of the scariest in UAE, it is a horror room filled with mystery, adventure and more. It is called Qbox and is located on University Street, opposite Mcdonald’s, Al Jerf 1 Ajman. It has five escape rooms with multiple stages offering thrill, fun and horror. Read on for all the details.
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This Horror Room Costs AED89 Per Person
Qbox is the first horror room in Ajman, and this horror/escape room offers various room options- from easy to hard, you can pick and take on challenges accordingly. The treasure room requires one-three players, and the 60-minute game offers four levels of mystery and fun. Wherea the other room is The Babadook is again a 60-minute game and can be played with two-ten people. The horror room is open daily from 2 AM to 3 PM and is the perfect activity to beat the UAE heat with your friends and family. The activity costs AED89 per person, and it’s gory, scary and fun.
If you love the horror genre, this horror room will impress you and how! It is a world of horror filled with mystery, and the scary aesthetics add more to it. So if you are in Ajman or are planning to visit the emirate soon, book this horror room experience right away!
And all this horror room fun will make you hungry, so head to a Viking-themed restaurant in Ajman. Located in Ajman, it has launched a unique seafood platter based on the concept of FJORD- a narrow inlet with steep sides or cliffs, created by a glacier. They have reproduced the deep sea universe and have: crusty lobsters, tender squid rollè, king grilled mussels, and soft prawn, followed by clams mayonnaise and tender aromatic sponge, served with soft smoke.
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From medieval-themed interiors, staff dressed in authentic attire and even the traditional food of Vikings, everything here screams history. The ambience of the restaurant is dark and is majorly lit with candles, while the tableware and cutlery ensure that you know you have entered the medieval era.
Vikings had a rich diet. And keep the details and their diet in mind- the menu is also designed that way. And you know what the best part is? Well, there’s no pizza or burger on the menu, which also means that the restaurant is trying to be as authentic as it can. You must try dishes like- If It’s Meat, It’s Viking for AED70, Where Is My Lamb for AED199 and more. For drinks, you must try their mocktails like Viking Wonder for AED45 and Viking Tropical Twist for AED40.
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