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Eight people is a reasonable amount of players for escape rooms. Everyone will find something to do: strategizing, taking charge, searching for clues, solving puzzles, cheering the team on, counting down the minutes, wandering from room to room or chatting up the game master. Book one of the rooms in Chelmsford and find out what will your contribution be!
There is a reason why Jack Spade (Chelmsford Escape Rooms: The Governor) was sent to jail. Maldon Escape Rooms proudly presents ‘The Cage’. An enormous Escape Room game with lots of rooms to explore and clever puzzles to undertake.
Your spaceship the 'Kestral 1000’ has been attacked by the greatest space villain of all time ‘Dunkel Onkel’. Your thrusters are down and you are heading towards a black hole.
A multi roomed, team based, fast paced, puzzle filled, submarine themed, fun action adventure from Know Escape! The race is on You Know it’s gonna be good. Will you Escape? Over 1000. 5 star reviews.
Cousin Angie knows who stole the family gold. It’s midnight and Angie backs her Ford Transit into the side of Harman’s Bank. You and your family have one hour to jump out and get the gold back. Will you find it? Will you make it out in time?
You’ve promised The Crazy Cat Lady you’ll look after her cats while she is away. In one hour she’ll be home and all six cats have been mischievous and are missing. You have one hour to find the cats and get out of her house before she returns.
In an abandoned attic in Chelmsford you discover a mysterious game. You take a look, roll the dice and before you know it, strange sounds and mysterious animals appear and you find yourself in an unimaginable Jungle world.
You arrive at your Uncle’s now deserted house, the power is off and it’s dark and dusty!
You and your team of paranormal investigators are exploring the remains of HM Greenslade Prison when you are captured, blindfolded, handcuffed and find yourselves locked in a cell. You have one hour to escape. Will you make it out?
300 years ago… 4 kingdoms were at war, each believing their King to be true keeper of the throne and the royal sword.