The cult 1990s game show The Crystal Maze is being revived for a "live immersive experience" in London.
Running for six seasons over five years, The Crystal Maze was one of Channel 4's highest-rating shows of the early 1990s. Contestants attempted to collect crystals by completing physical and mental challenges across four zones – Medieval, Industrial, Aztec and Futuristic. Those who made it to the end won a prize if they could grab more than 100 flying golden tokens in The Crystal Dome.
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