Den Magiske Spejllabyrint
Den Magiske Spejllabyrint is a stationary mirror maze that opened in 2026 at Bakken — the world’s oldest amusement park, located in Denmark. The project combines the classic concept of a mirror maze with modern lighting effects and themed decor, built for intensive daily commercial operation.
The main feature of the attraction is its atmosphere. Visitors are greeted by decorative arches with dynamic LED lighting, mirrored walls, and a vibrant interior that constantly changes thanks to the play of light and endless reflections. The space appears much larger than its actual size, and finding the right path turns out to be not as easy as it seems at first glance.
During the maze’s development, special attention was paid to detail. The decorative elements, column designs, floor patterns, and lighting system were designed as a unified composition. As a result, the attraction looks spectacular not only during a visit but also in photographs, capturing guests’ attention even before they enter.
Like all Attractions Factory projects, Den Magiske Spejllabyrint was developed with reliability and ease of operation in mind. The structure is designed for intensive daily use, and all materials were selected for long-term service under conditions of high visitor traffic.
Every mirror maze we create is custom-designed. We can adjust the dimensions, theme, architecture, decor, lighting, and route, tailoring the project to the specific site and the client’s preferences.
Den Magiske Spejllabyrint is an example of how the combination of design, engineering solutions, and modern technology allows us to create an attraction that keeps visitors coming back time and time again.
Technical Details
| Area | 250 m² |
|---|---|
| Mirrors | 135 |
| Columns | 86 hand-crafted / decorated columns |
| LED lighting length | over 700 m |
| Height | approx. 2.4 m |
| Route length | approx. 55 m |
| Passage width | approx. 1.3 m |
| Lighting | Dynamic RGB LED, 24V |
| Light control | DMX |
| Power consumption | approx. 10 kW |
| Construction | Mirrored corridor system with decorative columns, themed flooring and dynamic lighting |