It has the truth of a museum, the emotion of an immersive show, and aspects of a first-person game. It’s immersive, atmospheric and sensory, less about reading, more about a first person experience.

Absolutely. The experience is personal, and each visitor follows their own rythm, and narrative. However, you may certainly leave with something to share.

Yes, by design. The guide you choose, the details you notice, and the answers you find are unique to your experience.

Yes, again, by design. On each visit you can follow a new guide and uncover new content. The story changes, so does your perspective.

No, this experience is designed so it remains stable and autonomous. Live actors would lose their minds repeating their text over and over...

The first chapter of our journey begins in Europe, Fall 2026. The exact location, like the Epoch you'll dive into, will be revealed in time. Join the waitlist , and you’ll be the first to receive access, previews, and priority booking.

You leave with a lot of effortlessly acquired new knowledge (thanks to our scenarists' stealth learning method) and moments you can hold onto. There will be photo-worthy spaces, a souvenir shop, and for younger visitors, an illustrated activity booklet on-site available for purchase.

Yes, a lot. This isn’t a lesson; it’s a story you walk through. Curiosity is enough. You learn without realizing, and remember without effort.

The experience takes around 60 minutes to be completed, even if you can go at your own rythm.

Re-entry isn’t permitted. If you’re late, we’ll try to rebook depending on availability, without any guarantee if the slots are sold out or your delay is too important. We recommend to arrive 10-15 minutes early.

Yes, We designed a level of experience especially for kids from 6 years old. Playful, interactive elements throughout, and a Kids Book available for sale at the shop.

Access to the immersive exhibition and the Audioguide (highly recommended to use)

Yes. We’ve designed the experience to be inclusive, physically, emotionally, and sensorially.

Yes, a cloakroom is available for coats and small bags. Large luggage may not be accommodated. A stroller parking is also planned.

It is rich: sound, light, storytelling and emotion. If that feels intense, take your time, and do not hesitate to ask our team to help you adjust the pace.

There are pauses within the exhibition and some limited seating. If you need regular rest, tell our team, we’ll help you navigate comfortably.

Fresh water is available at the Experience Shop and food options exist around the venue.

Strollers are welcome with a designated parking area, but not inside the exhibition itself.

It is seamless and effortless: no need to mark numbers or change channels manually.

No worries, we will provide them for free at the lobby.

Please! But no flash, no tripods.