BuzzAttack is a live game show experience in Chamberí where your group plays inside a TV-style set, with lights, music and a giant roulette setting the pace. Over 60 minutes, teams work through five main games and a run of surprise mini-games that test memory, reflexes, general knowledge and teamwork.
What it is
BuzzAttack is a Fever Original that turns a group outing into a studio-style contest. The five main games are adapted from classic TV quiz formats, and a giant roulette decides what comes next, so luck can swing the scoreboard as much as skill. Between rounds, mini-games add quick challenges built around speed, memory and strategy.
The show comes in three versions. The Original Quiz mixes general knowledge, music and intuition rounds and suits all audiences. The Rowdy Quiz keeps the same format with cheekier humour and bolder references, for groups after something a little more daring. From 1 October to 1 November, a limited-edition Halloween Quiz asks teams to finish a TV special left unfinished 31 years ago, with nine games themed around arcade, music, memory, images and video, and no heavy horror or gore.
Why it's worth your time
Unlike a quiz night or an escape room, BuzzAttack gives every team a TV-set format with a scoreboard, a roulette and rapid rounds, so the whole session is built around competition rather than one long puzzle. It runs in Spanish and English, and the three versions let a group pick an all-ages game, a more daring one or the Halloween special, which makes it a flexible plan for colleagues, friends or family.
Practical info
Each session lasts about 60 minutes. The show uses bright, flashing lights (no strobe effects), so it is not recommended for people with photosensitive epilepsy or visual impairments, and it is not suitable for babies or very young children. Halloween Quiz tickets are sold for groups of 4 to 6, 7 to 9 or 10 to 12 players. Gift cards are available through Fever.
FAQ
How long does BuzzAttack Madrid last?
About 60 minutes. Each session is a single show with five main games and several mini-games, and tickets are booked by date and time slot through Fever.
How much do BuzzAttack Madrid tickets cost?
Tickets start from €13.90 per person. The price changes with the day and the group size: in October, the lowest daily prices on Fever range from about €14 to €19, and Fever shows no booking fees.
Can you play BuzzAttack in English?
Yes. BuzzAttack Madrid is currently available in Spanish and English, so international or mixed groups can play together.
Is BuzzAttack suitable for kids and families?
The Original Quiz is designed for all audiences and the Halloween Quiz is family-friendly, with no heavy horror or gore. The Rowdy Quiz has bolder humour. It is not suitable for babies or very young children.
What is the BuzzAttack Halloween Quiz?
A limited edition running from 1 October to 1 November, in which teams complete a TV special left unfinished 31 years ago. It has nine games covering arcade, music, memory, images and video, with tickets for groups of 4 to 12 players.
