Sure thing, let’s keep it fun but fail‑proof. First ditch any real explosives—your guests will be shocked for the wrong reasons. Stick to low‑voltage, battery‑powered gadgets that make a pop but never a puff. For the “stolen” angle, lock the key or code inside a puzzle that needs to be solved, not just picked. Think magnetic locks that only open with a hidden magnet in the room, or a digital pad that shows a clue only after a sequence is entered. Make every lock a puzzle, not a point of contention, so the team feels like they’re hacking a safe, not opening a bank vault. Add a hidden alarm or camera to catch any real thieves without being a security nightmare. And if you really want to go extra safe, give the room a “fail‑safe” button that stops all electrical stuff if something feels off. Build the escape room like a mystery story, keep the tech simple, and you’ll have a creative, secure experience that won’t blow up—or get robbed.