Company Nomad Escape

Everything I want from a circus-themed room and then some. The atmosphere and tension are sky-high—like a haunt, but you actually get to slow down and think. The puzzle variety is excellent and mostly multi-path, with some huge set pieces, stellar lighting and sound, and a live actor who makes you feel watched at every turn. We cleared it as a team of two in 42 minutes and it felt perfect. If you’... Expand

Pure joy even while I was scared silly. I honestly don’t know how people solve anything with the actor in there, but if you love equal parts terror and challenge, this is your jam. We chose a weekday without the actor, and it was still properly creepy. The puzzles are smart, funny, and original, and I’d gladly spend an hour just playing in that space. Top-tier escape design; can’t wait for the nex... Expand

What a cool prison room—easily the most immersive I’ve done. So many clever nods and bits of humor, with a strong 70s feel I adored. The roleplay moments add tons, but they fit naturally, and the puzzle mix spans physical tasks to inventive word play. As a duo we were stretched and escaped buzzing with pride, helped by super friendly, passionate staff.

We really enjoyed The Jail and got our usual warm welcome from Fran. Loads of puzzles kept the two of us busy and we slipped out right at the end. Great theming, different to Escape Reality’s Alcatraz, and you can opt for a live actor on weekends. We’re already eyeing up the circus room next.

Loved this escape room, but it’s not for the faint-hearted or anyone who fears clowns. Tons of creepy details, a great variety of puzzles, and a welcoming, informative gamemaster. I had a blast.

So happy Nomad Escape Rooms is open. Fran and Richard’s passion shines through every part of the experience. We loved The Jail’s spread of puzzles, complete with those forehead-slap reveals, and walked out feeling smart. Go support them and enjoy breaking out.

Escaped today as a team of two without the actor and had a blast. Fran and Richard were super welcoming, the puzzles were challenging but fair, and the room had a lovely streak of humor with ideas we hadn’t seen before. Can’t wait to try the rest at Nomad.

Played the actor version and it took everything up a notch. The guard was relentless, we had to invent ways to talk from separate cells, and the set was packed with detail and cheeky Easter eggs. Huge fun and the team running it made us feel totally at home.

The set is unreal—like stepping into a cursed big top, with soundscapes that get under your skin. Puzzles were varied and fair, and we never felt stuck in one track. We played with the actor and it was deliciously stressful in all the right ways.

That 70s prison vibe, the jokes, the little references tucked everywhere—chef’s kiss. I could’ve spent an hour just admiring the set, then the puzzles hit and kept us buzzing.