I did this with my wife and daughter (birthday treat for her); none of us had been to an escape room before. The whole experience was very enjoyable. We were met by our host “Miss Terry”, who gave us a briefing then led us to the room. She stayed outside the room most of the time, giving us hints when she felt we needed them, and also noting down some of our more memorable comments (which have since appeared on their Facebook page, along with the obligatory silly picture). We didn’t complete the challenge, but that didn’t spoil the fun. Lots of mutual moaning when “Miss Terry” pointed out the ideas we had mentioned but then didn’t follow up. An intriguing chance for a family to work together, though my wife and I already knew our daughter was the most methodical of the three of us. The room is fairly small, so a group of four would be more comfortable than six. Easy to get to, only a few minutes’ walk from Morden Road tram stop. If you prefer to drive, no guaranteed parking, as it’s on an industrial estate, but if you ask nicely in advance (as I did) they may be able to find you a space on the day.

What an amazing time. 6 of us went to take on this challenge. 2 couples in their thirties and one in their sixties. The host was incredible and remained in character whilst clearly having bundles of enthusiasm about the challenge he has developed. The Escape Room itself was difficult but we managed it with a minute to go. It was so well linked and a really cool concept. Thank you!

Was our daughter's 13th Birthday bash with her teenage pals. We had a really good time in the Cube although we didn't succeed in escaping #Boo nearly, but we exploded so this message is from beyond the Cube. The Professor had the perfect balance between comedy and instruction so adults/teenagers alike got in on it. I would recommend this to everyone as we worked together and had lots of fun over pizza after chatting about how we nearly made it ......... over and out!