It's 7am on Christmas Day, you wake to a missed call and a voicemail from Gran! She is having you over for Christmas dinner this year and she's only gone and lost the turkey!! If you want to avoid her suggested alternative of ROAST SPAM, you'd better get over there quick and find it!
What age is this room suitable for?
This escape room is designed for adults, but is child-friendly. This means children are welcome along as part of a team, but cannot play on their own. We require a ratio of 1 adult to 3 children, this is not only to assist them with the game, but also to monitor behaviour inside the games room. If all players are aged 16+, they can play with just one accompanying, responsible adult on the team.
Children aged 6 and under play free.
How many players can be on a team?
We recommend a maximum team size of 6 players, to enable all players to get fully involved in the game, however, we can accommodate 8 players in the room.
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The aptly named "Let the Games Begin" is packed full of puzzles, all inspired by classic board games. This game will not only give you a challenge, but also a nostalgic trip back to the 80s/90s! Your main goal is to escape in under 60 minutes, but if you manage to solve our "Cluedo Bonus Puzzle" along the way, you will win a prize!
What age is this room suitable for?
This escape room is designed for adults, but is child-friendly. This means children are welcome along as part of a team, but cannot play on their own. We require a ratio of 1 adult to 3 children, this is not only to assist them with the game, but also to monitor behaviour inside the games room. If all players are aged 16+, they can play with just one accompanying, responsible adult on the team.
How many players can be on a team?
We recommend a maximum team size of 6 players, to enable all players to get fully involved in the game, however, we can accommodate 8 players in the room.
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English Teacher, Miss Read, is fuming... Someone has stolen one of her personal belongings and she's been told that you're the culprits! As a punishment, she has put you in after-school detention with Headteacher, Miss B Haive!
You have your suspicions that your long-term rival and fellow classmate, Gabby 'Goodie Two Shoes' Gosling, has stitched you up - but can you prove it?
You have 60 minutes to clear your name and get out of Detention, good luck...
What age is this room suitable for?
This escape room is designed for adults, but is child-friendly. This means children are welcome along as part of a team, but cannot play on their own. We require a ratio of 1 adult to 3 children, this is not only to assist them with the game, but also to monitor behaviour inside the games room. If all players are aged 16+, they can play with just one accompanying, responsible adult on the team.
How many players can be on a team?
We recommend a maximum team size of 6 players, to enable all players to get fully involved in the game, however, we can accommodate 8 players in the room.
Children aged 6 and under play free.
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After hours of trekking through the eerie forest, you have finally found old Miss Locket’s cabin in the woods, just as night is about to fall.
Residents of the nearby village have had enough of the havoc that this “retired” witch is causing with her trusty spell-book and they’ve selected you to put an end to her sorcery, once and for all!
Your task: Get inside the cabin, find her spell-book and escape with it…
Can you succeed where others have failed?
What age is this room suitable for?
There are less elements to this game that children can get involved with, it also has a spooky feel which some younger players may not like. Therefore, if you have children on your team, one of our other games may be more suitable. In this room, there must be at least one adult (over 18) on the team.
How many players can be on a team?
We recommend a maximum team size of 6 players, to enable all players to get fully involved in the game, however, we can accommodate 8 players in the room.
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