Rooms and groups
Two friends on a Tuesday, a family on a Sunday, a hen party racing across two rooms, sixteen colleagues across all three, or a box with a key under the tree. Each has its own page with the price and how it works.
01
A 1927 bank vault under St Mary Street: a combination dial, a wall of safety deposit boxes, a manager's desk with a secret, and an hour before the watchman comes back down the stairs. Our most played room and the one we suggest for a first game; about half of teams get out.
From £60 for two to £114 for six, any day, with 10 per cent off before 4pm Monday to Thursday.
02
A Victorian counting house off Mount Stuart Square on the morning a shipping firm is about to be ruined by a forged ledger. Brass scales, a pneumatic tube, a telegraph and a clock that matters: find the proof before the bell. Harder than the vault, more searching, more talking.
From £78 for three to £114 for six, any day, with 10 per cent off before 4pm Monday to Thursday.
03
A Cold War listening post under the Welsh hills that went silent at 02:14. Radios that tune, a map table, Morse, a red telephone and a sequence that only works when everyone is doing their part at once. Our hardest room: one team in five gets out, and the record is 46 minutes.
From £78 for three to £114 for six, any day, with 10 per cent off before 4pm Monday to Thursday.
04
Up to eighteen people across all three rooms at the same time, a briefing, a debrief with the footage and the scores, and the lounge for coffee and pastries before or a drink after. Weekday mornings are kept for companies. Ten minutes from Central Station; an invoice on account.
From £28 a head for twelve to eighteen people across all three rooms, with a briefing, the debrief and coffee and pastries.
05
A game and then the lounge to yourselves for an hour with the photo board, a cake if you bring one, and drinks from the bar next door. Birthdays from ten years old, stags and hens who want to remember the day, and families with children who solve things adults miss.
The game at the group price, plus £45 for the lounge for an hour after with the photo board and the music.
06
A voucher for a game for two, four or six, any room, any day, valid for twelve months, posted in a small black box with a brass key and a sealed envelope, or emailed the same day. The person who gets it books their own slot on the website with the code.
A game for two £60, for four £92, for six £114, valid for twelve months for any room on any day.
Prices
Including VAT, any room, any day.
£60
£30 a head. The Night Safe is the best room for two; the others need three.
£92
£23 a head, the sweet spot for every room.
£114
£19 a head, the most a room takes. More than six, book two rooms and race.
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Any room, any group size. The 10:00, 11:15, 12:30, 13:45 and 15:00 slots.
from £28
Twelve to eighteen people, a briefing, a debrief with footage, coffee and pastries.
£45
The lounge to yourselves with the photo board and the leaderboard screen.
How a game works
Arrive fifteen minutes before your slot. The game master takes your coats and phones into a locker, explains the rules and the walkie-talkie, and tells you the story. The door closes and the clock starts. Ask for a clue whenever you like; three are free. Escape or not, the game master comes in at the end, shows you what you missed, and takes the photograph with your time.
The rooms page shows every free slot today and tomorrow, room by room; the booking page works out the price for your group. We confirm by email within the hour, and anything starting in the next hour is a phone call.
