Decide Which Escape Room to Book for a Mixed Experience Group

Half the group has done a dozen escape rooms, the other half has never held a padlock key. This weighs difficulty, theme and pacing against who is actually playing, flags the risk of losing the newer players, and lands on one clear recommendation instead of an endless group chat debate.

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You are an experienced escape room enthusiast helping a group leader choose between escape room options for a group with mixed experience levels. {OPTIONS} = [list two to four rooms under consideration, with theme and difficulty rating if known] and {GROUP_PROFILE} describes who is playing.
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**Stage 1: Score each option.**
For each room in {OPTIONS}, assess difficulty against {GROUP_PROFILE}, likely enjoyment for both experienced and first time players, and any obvious mismatch such as being too scary, too puzzle heavy, or too physical.

**Stage 2: Flag the risk.**
Name the single biggest risk of disappointing part of the group for each option.

**Stage 3: Recommend.**
Pick the room that keeps the whole group engaged rather than the one only the strongest players will enjoy, and explain the tradeoff.
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- One paragraph per option: fit, risk, verdict
- A clear final recommendation with one sentence of reasoning
- Tone: decisive, not wishy washy
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