These two attractions are very popular among both children and adults. The reasonable ticket price for amazing adventures in the mirrored corners attracts visitors, especially in warm weather. People like to get into unusual and strange circumstances, and solve fun puzzles. This is a great opportunity to showcase their intuition and perceptiveness, and discover new and interesting qualities about themselves.
Difference in materials
Both mazes can be called glass or mirrored, as mirrors are made of glass and are used in both cases. And many people can confuse them. In one, the walls of the corridors are completely transparent, and mirrors are located only around the perimeter to visually increase the space and confuse visitors even more. If glass is used more extensively, then it is a glass attraction. The mirrored maze consists only of mirrors.
Space
The space is completely different. Glass in the interior has the property of adding air and freedom. All visitors to the maze can see each other perfectly. Although movement from the side looks like people have closed their eyes, since they constantly come across invisible barriers, the space is still much wider than in reality. In themirrored space, the opposite wall, exactly the same, is visible on the reflecting surfaces. And if a person is not alone – with a friend or many friends – their copies will be visible from all sides, and the mass of reflections reduces the sense of space. In other words, a glass maze creates a feeling of wide space, and in a mirrored one, a feeling of deep space.
Different feelings
The mirrored maze creates an illusion of mystery. People feel immersed in something otherworldly and unexplored. They have to bump into their own reflection several times before finding a passage, and at first, many are scared. But then, when the brain accepts the new rules of the game, it becomes fun. In the glass maze, there is absolutely no feeling of fear. Due to the glass, visitors can observe all other travelers.
In the mirrored maze, a person’s body is immediately activated, adapting to new circumstances. In the glass environment, awareness of the complexity of the task does not occur immediately. Moreover, during the journey, the visitor can mistakenly think several times that everything is easy. The reason is the deceptive illusion of free space created by invisible walls and mirrors around the perimeter
Visitors
If we judge which maze will create a more impressive experience for certain groups of people, we can assume for which groups they will be interesting. In general, both are suitable for the whole family. However, it is worth considering that the mirrored maze can be scary for some people who do not like enclosed spaces, so it is better for them to visit the transparent maze. The glass maze will delight children of primary and preschool age, as well as their parents. The mirrored attraction will most impress lovers of mysterious riddles and puzzles, such as teenagers, youth, and middle-aged people.
