Professor PUZZLE Reflect - Mirror Maze. The competitive game of flipped perspective. Part of the Brain Training range

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s. on the day of your ride when you present your historical tram line 42 ticket (does not apply to Multi-ticket "9 objects in 365 days"). To find out more about why we use cookies or how to disable them, please see our Privacy Policy GOT IT! A house of mirrors or hall of mirrors is a traditional attraction at funfairs (carnivals) and amusement parks. Can your brain quickly send the right messages to your hands, or will you need to pause for reflection as you race to complete these brain-flipping challenges?

Brought to you by Wheelgate, this attraction is designed to be fun, engaging, and suitable for the whole family. It is one of over 100 interactive exhibits to get involved with, and includes the famous Vortex Tunnel, Ames Room and 165-year-old Camera Obscura itself. The reduced admission fee is intended for children aged 6-15, students under 26, seniors over 65, and holders of disability identification card ZTP.First you'll make your way through the maze to the diorama of the battle of the Praguers against the Swedes at the Charles Bridge in 1648 and then through the "hall of laughter" where warped and twisted mirrors will change your appearance in crazy ways. Claus, Rudy and their festive friends as they embark on their journey to spread joy around the world. Don`t miss out on this enchanting opportunity, reserve your pod now and let the holiday magic begin! Our mirror maze is filled with tons of halls that are sure to leave you and your family laughing and amazed! It is fun for the family, a great team building exercise or a great way to challenge yourself and your friends!

The 1983 Walt Disney movie Something Wicked This Way Comes (an adaptation of Ray Bradbury's novel of the same title) culminates in a house of mirrors confrontation. Test your depth and spatial perception as you make your way through the Mirror Maze with a rubber noodle as your only tool of escape. Magowan’s Infinite Mirror Maze in San Francisco is fun for all ages and uses black lights to set to maze a glow, making you completely lose your way. The mirror maze itself is a pattern, combining repetition, symmetry and tessellation using repeated equilateral triangles.In addition to the maze, participants are also given mirrors as obstacles, and glass panes to parts of the maze they cannot yet get to. In the finale of Enter the Dragon (1973), Bruce Lee's character navigates a mirror maze by breaking through the mirrors. Score big this Black Friday with discounted Annual Passes and Tickets to your favourite local theme park!