Escape Entertainment London

KidRated’s Escape Entertainment Top Tips:

• Best for kids & teens: Great for groups of friends as well as family
• Best for parents: Promotes critical thinking and collaboration
• Top Tip: A great idea for a birthday party

For a thrilling family experience in the heart of London, Escape Entertainment London offers a variety of escape rooms, each promising an unforgettable adventure. Perfect for older kids and teens, these escape rooms blend challenging puzzles with exciting narratives to provide a fun experience that sharpens problem-solving skills and boosts teamwork.

Escape Entertainment features several standout rooms, each with a unique theme tailored to different interests and age groups. “The Scheming Chemist” invites players to thwart a villainous plan in a high-stakes race against time, ideal for families with children aged 12 and up. “Bank Heist” provides an opportunity to crack safes and navigate complex security to steal precious jewels. This room tests logical thinking and detail orientation, making it a hit among families and teen groups.

The “Murder of the West End Starlet,” set in 1930s London, offers older teens the chance to solve a gripping murder mystery. This escape room combines historical intrigue with critical thinking challenges, making it a perfect choice for a captivating family night out.

For a memorable adventure that combines fun, learning, and teamwork, visit Escape Entertainment’s official website at Escape Entertainment to book. Whether it’s for a special occasion or a casual day out, these escape rooms are sure to provide an exhilarating challenge for all.

Looking for escape rooms for younger children? Have a look at DNA VR.

Booking Advice

• Suitable for children aged 12 and up with an accompanying adult
• Arrive on time – latecomers will not be admitted
• Teams are made up of 2-12 people
• Gift vouchers available

Parent P.O.V. by Laura Porter

• Don’t bring under 10s as it will be too challenging for them.
• Must have at least one adult in the group and encourage working as a team.
• Love the dressing up photo fun after the game.

You can find loads more information by Laura Porter at aboutlondonlaura.com