Built in 1842 by the Royal Navy.
Sealed for 180 years.
Reopened in 2026 — for one evening at a time.
The strobe hits before anyone explains. You are inside the walls of an actual 19th-century military prison. A draw decides who commands and who obeys. One hour in, the siren tears the corridor open. By the time the smoke clears, sixty people share a story they will not be telling at any other team dinner this year.
Open formats for friends, birthdays and tourists. For teams of 12–120 — see The Switch corporate ritual below.
Briefing, kit-up, 6 scenarios across real prison corridors and towers. The cleanest way to begin—no setup required, no explanation needed. You’ll understand the moment the first siren sounds.
9 scenarios, team tournaments, the mini-narrative “Breach from Cell 7”, and a coffee interlude. The format that earns its own debrief.
Laps at a covered track ten minutes from Kordin. Sunset sessions are something else entirely. Best taken as the exhale after BattleMaxx.
“Your team has never been forced to need each other. Until tonight.” THE GREAT ESCAPE · Kordin Royal Prison
The most popular pairing: laser combat in the fortress, then an hour of karting under the Maltese sunset. Enough story for the whole week that follows.
“Most venues are decorated. This one is real. The stone has held its own silence since 1842 — tonight, your team writes on top of it.”
Teenagers 12+ are entirely absorbed. Adults get a genuinely uncommon evening. Cake can be arranged through The Pavilion—ask at booking.
The story you will still be telling at home. Not another beach—an adventure evening with 180 years of walls behind it.
Six to thirty people. Ages 8 and up. Bar and café on-site for those who prefer to watch from the spectator zone.
The only company event your CFO will read twice. A designed disorientation that produces real data: team map, 90-second film, eNPS pulse.
“Real names. Real numbers on the vest. A real story they will not stop telling.” THE SWITCH · Corporate Format · Kordin
On the Kordin estate: an open terrace, charcoal grill in the courtyard, a wine list from Maltese and Italian producers, non-alcoholic cocktails for drivers. The Pavilion is not an afterthought—it is the third act.
Reserve a table at the time of booking. Group menus from €18 per person (two courses and a drink). Seated up to 30. Private use of the terrace available for the flagship corporate format.
Reserve a Table →Most corporate evenings disappear by Wednesday. They blur into every other off-site of the year. THE SWITCH at Kordin sits in a different category entirely — not because it’s louder, but because it’s built on five validated psychological mechanisms instead of a bowling alley.
Booked through any platform. A pleasant evening for the people who already liked each other. Forgotten by Wednesday’s stand-up.
Three hours inside a 19th-century Royal Navy prison. Five acts. One siren. One role inversion. One story your team retells in October.
No CGI, no painted walls. These are the actual corridors, courtyards and cells your team will walk through.
Your CEO will ask: “What does €10,000 in HR actually buy?” — Here is the honest answer, by format.
| Format | Cost / 60 pax | Memory half-life | HR toolkit | Story to retell |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Restaurant + banquet | €6,000–8,000 | ~1 week | None | Low |
| Ropes course / outdoor | €3,500–5,500 | 2–4 weeks | Basic | Medium |
| Cooking masterclass | €2,500–4,000 | Few days | None | Low |
| Yacht charter / sunset | €4,500–7,000 | 1–2 weeks | None | Photogenic |
| Off-site conference | €15,000+ | Variable | Strong | Medium |
| THE GREAT ESCAPE — Kordin | €10,200–15,600 | For life | Team map · 90s video · eNPS pulse | Very high |
“The most expensive line in your HR budget is the one nobody remembers two weeks later.”
Kordin · Malta · est. 2023
Six other formats. None of them are illegal to talk about at Monday’s stand-up.
Children from age 8. The vests and “rifles” are light; the kit is safe. Those younger can watch from the spectator zones on-site. The corridors do not care how old you are—they are still real.
Minimum 6 players to open a session. Pricing is per group of up to 10, or per-person in combo formats. Fewer than 6—add participants or move to a combo. The Warden does not negotiate on quorum.
BattleMaxx 2h = approximately 2.5 hours including briefing. Combo with karting = 3–3.5 hours. Add The Pavilion and plan a full evening of 4–5 hours. Block the diary; this is not a pop-in.
Closed-toe shoes and comfortable clothing—the kit goes on over whatever you arrive in. A light jacket in spring or autumn; the corridors hold the cool. The prison has been cold since 1844.
English is the primary language of play. Maltese natively. Additional languages on request when booking—note your preference and we will confirm availability.
On the grounds and in The Pavilion—yes, on a lead, in the spectator and terrace areas. Inside the arena—no. It is genuinely loud, and the strobe is unkind to anyone with four legs and no context.
Three hours. One corridor. Sixty people who can no longer pretend they don’t know each other.
Weekends fill two weeks out. Weekdays are looser. We answer within ten minutes during operating hours — the Warden’s office is famously punctual.
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