Meet Adrian Fisher - Master of The Mirror Maze

In Series Mirror Mazes Within A Park

Mirror mazes are excellent for visitor destinations where guests go through the attraction, such as a dungeon, and pass from one experience to the next in a sequential series. 

They are a major element of the specific attraction and can provide a WOW factor for the destination as a whole.

Adrian Fisher has created the following IN SERIES mirror mazes around the world:

• Magical Mirror Maze, Wookey Hole Caves, England, 1991
• Hamburg Dungeon Mirror Maze, Germany, 2004
• Noah's Mirror Maze, Noah's Ark Water Park, Wisconsin Dells, WI, USA, 2004
• London Dungeon Mirror Maze, England, 2005
• Edinburgh Dungeon Mirror Maze, Scotland, 2005
• Amsterdam Dungeon Mirror Maze, Netherlands, 2005
• York Dungeon Mirror Maze, England, 2006
• Saucy Seaside Mirror Maze, Louis Tussauds, Blackpool, England, 2006
• Lost City of Atlantis Mirror Maze, National Sea Life Centre, Birmingham, England, 2007
• Warwick Castle Dungeon Mirror Maze, England, 2009

Walk-up

Walk-up Mirror Mazes (within park admission price) are excellent visitor experiences within a theme park, zoo, historic property or similar visitor destination.

These differ from "In Series" experiences since visitors are free to choose to enter the attraction.

Such mirror mazes have proven to be very popular.

Adrian Fisher has created the following FREE WALK-UP mirror mazes around the world:

• Labyrinthe des Dragons, Peaugres Safari Park, France, 1994
• King Arthur's Mirror Maze, Longleat House, England
• Mirror Maze, Seibu Park, Japan, 2006
• Mirror Maze, Huis Ten Bosch Park, Japan, 2006
• Mirror Maze, Tobu Zoo, Japan, 2007
• Undersea Mirror Maze, Woodlands Theme Park, England, 2009

We see this as a growing market, especially for major theme parks where we are creating extensive Mirror Maze adventures that may take 18 minutes and handle 400, 800 or 1,200 visitors per hour. 

Permanent Standalone Attraction

This is the fastest growing sector for mirror mazes, where individual investors can compete directly and profitably to world-class standards. Our latest Mark 7 Mirror Maze launched at Wildwood, New Jersey, sets a new standard of mirror maze excellence.

The mirror maze is the principal feature, though there are other activities such as a Laser Maze or Fun House in the same building.

Adrian Fisher has created the following STANDALONE mirror mazes around the world:

• Mackinaw Mirror Maze, Michigan, USA, 1997
• Grand Gateway Mirror Maze, Shangahai, China, 2000 (since removed)
• 'Amazing Chicago', Navy Pier, Chicago, USA, 2001
• Ripley's Mirror Maze, Pattaya, Thailand, 2004
• Mirror Maze, Skyline Caverns, Virginia, USA, 2005
• Mirror Maze, IMAX Theatre, Hyderabad, India, 2006
• Mirror Maze, Tokyo Dome, Japan, 2009
• Magical Mirror Maze, Mission Beach, San Diego, CA, USA, 2009
• Monterey Mirror Maze, Cannery Row, Monterey, CA, USA, 2009
• Palace of Sweets Mirro Maze, Moreys Pier, Wildwood, NJ, USA, 2010 - MARK 7

Our next generation of mirror maze products cover typically four times the area of other mirror mazes, providing an 18-20 minute visitor experience for at least 800 people an hour. 

Temporary Standalone

Over the years, we have created temporary mirror mazes for special events, as art installations, and for brand marketing purposes.

All our mirror mazes are made using a modular system, which allows us to supply custom-designed mirror mazes for temporary events. 

Adrian Fisher has created the following TEMPORARY mirror mazes around the world:

• 'Mirror Maze that thinks'. Computer Associates, New Orleans, LA, USA, 2000 (software)
• GN Net Test, Anaheim, CA, USA , 2001 (Internet service provider)
• Absolut Vodka Mirror Maze, Oxo Gallery, England, 2002 (adult drink brand/art installation)
• Ibn Battuta Mirror Maze, Ibn Battuta Mall, Dubai, UAE, 2006 (launch of new shopping mall)
• Mirror Maze, Aziz Mall, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, 2006 (seasonal attraction)

Please contact us if you wish to discuss your specific requirements, however off-beat you think they may be!

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