Company Escape In The Towers

Intense and properly immersive, set in an actual WWII comms room. The puzzles match the theme and the ticking urgency never lets up. Archive film, sound and effects make it both educational and, in a good way, stressful. The ticket also gets you into the museum and up to the tower viewpoint, both worth it—we’ll be back for the other rooms.

Magna Carta Murder was a blast and a totally fresh experience for us as a first-time duo. The story builds to real high-pressure moments, and the setting inside this historic monument is unreal, from the cellar to the ramparts and the empty-after-hours museum. The puzzles are intricate and had us double and triple-checking more than once. Huge credit to the designer for a phenomenal ride.

Fun room with a super enthusiastic host. Great spot, strong atmosphere and well‑designed puzzles. The pacing builds nicely and the urgency creeps in as time runs down. Not the toughest we’ve done, but it kept us smiling throughout.

The host sold the story from the jump, and the Magna Carta angle ties neatly into the space. Smart, fair puzzles and a confident build to the end.

History buff here: loved the venue, less keen on retracing stairs a bunch. A couple clues felt a bit finicky, but overall it was engaging and memorable.

Really enjoyable and not your typical escape room, with an amazing location. I wasn’t thrilled about running up and down a spiral staircase, though.

Very cool to be in the real WWII comms room. A few puzzles frustrated us and didn’t quite land, and we weren’t sure how much searching was okay in such an authentic space. Still, the setting is hard to beat.

Took our teens and they were hooked. Sirens up the pressure without being scary, and the story actually teaches you something. Big win for family night.

A really memorable experience in an old WWII watch tower—felt unique from the moment we walked in. It’s only open to the public when you book the escape game, which makes it extra special.

The setting is genuinely unique and the puzzle mix feels solid and varied. It stood out from the usual rooms in all the right ways.