Mind of a Serial Killer in Brussels at EUR 18.90: the rail code decides what it really costs

Tour & Taxis in Brussels is currently showing an immersive exhibition called Mind of a Serial Killer. On Fever it starts at EUR 18.90, rated 4.2 from 4,120 reviews, and runs until 25 October 2026. The route takes about 90 minutes across twenty steps, including recreations of Ted Bundy's Beetle and Jeffrey Dahmer's apartment, a VR investigation, and a section tracing serial crime from the 1900s to today. Admission is 16 and over, every visitor signs a digital waiver before entering, and the exhibition contains explicit or disturbing images.

One line sits at the end of the listing and is the only one that saves money: after buying a ticket you receive a code for a 40 percent discount on a round-trip rail ticket to Brussels-North. That gives you a sum to run with your own numbers: multiply the return fare from your own station to Brussels-Noord by 0.40 to get what the exhibition ticket saves you on top of itself, then subtract that from 18.90 for the real cost of the visit. Note that Fever does not say which rail operator the code applies to, and a through ticket from the Netherlands may not qualify, so treat it as a maybe rather than as spent money.

• From EUR 18.90, rated 4.2 from 4,120 reviews; at Tour & Taxis, Brussels; running until 25 October 2026. (source 1)
• About 90 minutes across twenty steps, including a VR investigation; an audio guide is available but you bring your own headphones; the venue is wheelchair accessible. (source 1)
• Age 16 and over; every visitor signs a digital waiver before entering; the exhibition contains explicit or disturbing images. (source 1)
• After purchase you receive a code for 40 percent off a round-trip rail ticket to Brussels-North. (source 1)
• The venue's own event page gives the run as 18 July to 30 September 2026, while Fever is selling dates through to 25 October; the two official pages disagree, so confirm before booking an October slot. (source 2, source 1)

The second sum you can run is the price per minute. 18.90 divided by 90 minutes is EUR 0.21 a minute. Dividing like that is a fairer comparison with the other immersive shows on your list than comparing ticket prices, because this genre runs anywhere from forty minutes to two hours at broadly the same price. The 90 minutes also shapes the day: walking over from Brussels-Noord, signing the waiver and queueing for the VR, two and a half hours is a safe block, and only what is left is really free for anything else.

It is worth being clear about who it is not for. Under-16s cannot enter, so this is not a family outing, and the organiser states plainly that the exhibition contains explicit or disturbing images, which anyone sensitive to real criminal cases should weigh first. The bring-your-own-headphones rule is practical too: turn up without a pair and the twenty scenes that most need explaining are just pictures. One thing is worth confirming yourself: the Tour & Taxis event page gives the Brussels run as ending on 30 September, while Fever is selling slots up to 25 October. That is a disagreement between two official pages rather than a reseller cut-off, so open the venue page before booking anything in October.

Price

From EUR 18.90 (Fever, checked 10 September 2026)

Rating

4.2 from 4,120 reviews (Fever)

Specs

About 90 minutes across twenty steps; includes a VR investigation; audio guide with your own headphones; age 16 and over; digital waiver required; wheelchair accessible; Tour & Taxis, Brussels; until 25 October 2026

Platform

Fever (affiliate link)

Checked

10 September 2026, on the feverup.com plan page and its structured data

Hokimi field note: if the rail discount code turns out not to apply to your route, rank EUR 18.90 against the other Brussels shows on your day by price per minute first. Two ninety-minute immersive exhibitions in one day usually leaves the second one remembered as tiredness.