Escape room 12+
Wallace and Gromit: A Grand Way
4.82
3 - 5 people60 minutesAbove average
Company Locked In A Room
Above average
Not scary
Without actorsActors
EnglishGame language
About the escape room
Locked In A Room are proud to present, in partnership with Aardman in their home town of Bristol; Wallace & Gromit’s first ever escape room!
With little over an hour until the village science fete and eager to show off his new invention, Wallace has forgotten the code to his workshop! With the help of Gromit, don the Memory-O-Matic helmet and take a trip down memory lane to help him remember it, before it’s too late!
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Brief assessment
Navigator AIGo if you love Wallace & Gromit or just want a bright, feel-good escape room with top-notch theming. It’s playful, well-flowing, and family-friendly rather than punishing.
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AI Overview
AIReviews rave about the on-brand Aardman worldbuilding and friendly GMs. The room runs linearly with clear flow and a mix of puzzle types, but many note it’s on the easier side and can feel short. Physical padlocks are common, with a few techy touches sprinkled in. Most people suggest going as a team of three or four; duos may finish fast or need a nudge.
WeaknessesSeveral players found it shorter than expected with a soft landing at the end. Heavy reliance on codes and physical locks won’t wow padlock-averse enthusiasts. The “hard” label doesn’t match most experiences.
StrengthsImmersive set design packed with clever nods to the films and charming props. Smooth puzzle flow that feels fair and welcoming to newcomers and families. Staff get consistent praise for warmth and enthusiasm.
SecurityClear pre-game briefing and attentive hosting make the experience feel safe and straightforward. Nothing suggests hazards beyond standard escape-room play.
Level of fearNot scary at all—light, humorous, and suitable for kids. A comfortable pick for mixed-age groups and first-timers.
Actors' gameNo live actors, but the GM interaction stands out as friendly, upbeat, and helpful. Briefing in a themed space sets the tone nicely without breaking immersion.
Quality of riddlesMostly linear with clear signposting and a family-friendly mix of tasks. Plenty of padlocks and searches, yet a few creative mechanisms keep it fresh. Fair, on-theme, and accessible rather than fiendish.
PlotHelp Gromit jog Wallace’s memory with the Memory-O-Matic to recover his workshop code before the village fete. It’s a breezy, nostalgia-led mission without heavy narrative twists.
Difficulty levelGenerally easy to moderate. Great for newcomers and families; seasoned teams may blitz it and should consider 3–4 players for the best pace.
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Wallace and Gromit: A Grand Way3 - 5 people
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