Le Cinéma de M. Trippolyte [Mr Trippolyte's Cinema]Grand Trip Trap HotelEscape roomIRLA serious safety incident, and a response that fell short I've played over 1,000 escape rooms around the world, and I traveled from Los Angeles to Geneva specifically to play Trip Trap after hearing great things. The Trip Trap Hotel concept is impressive, and the design ambition is clear. During Mr Trippolyte's Cinema, a heavy door mechanism dropped open suddenly and struck me hard on the head. I had a pounding headache for days afterward, and since this was my only day in Geneva, I played our remaining two rooms in pain. The game master told us it was an accident and that the door had never opened that way before. I asked to speak with a manager or owner and offered to wait or talk by phone later that day. That conversation never happened, and I left with a 50 CHF voucher. The incident wasn't escalated internally, and the owner only learned about it at a staff meeting later. After I emailed, the owner apologized and refunded the room. His first reply suggested our team might have altered the door's counterweights, which we didn't know existed. When I pushed back, he acknowledged that a protective structure meant to keep players away from them had gone missing a few sessions before ours, and said it was restored the weekend after our visit. He also said they've hired a Guest Experience Manager to handle situations like this on site. He declined to refund the two rooms I played injured, offering free replays instead. For a player who traveled across the world for one day of games, a replay in Geneva isn't a meaningful remedy. In 15 years of playing escape rooms, this is the most serious safety issue I've experienced, and it could easily have been worse. A missing safety guard shouldn't go unnoticed across several sessions, an injured guest should be escalated immediately, and a venue that draws international players should have a way to make things right for people who can't come back. I hope the fixes hold. Players should know what happened.