ESCAPE ROOM
Our brand new escape room experience - The Lost Listening Station. You have one hour. Every second counts, therefore you need to work as a team to solve the puzzles and escape. Do you think you have what it takes?
The minimum age for children to play our escape room is 8 years. However, children aged 12 and over will generally get the most out of the experience. Children aged 8-12 must be accompanied by a paying adult. Children aged 13-15 can play without an adult present in the room, however they must remain on site.
Escape rooms are a perfect way to spend time with friends, especially to share a special occasion like a birthday. So, why not try something different with a group of friends?
THE LOST LISTENING STATION
The war is not going well. Allied forces are in disarray. To make matters worse there is a rumour that a transmission was received by a small listening station in North Devon that explained Hitler's next move. But the message was never passed on to MI5. Instead all messages stopped being received from the listening station.
Your team are a covert operations recovery team, sent in to dangerous places where others don't want to venture. This operation is off grid and fraught with danger.
You have been asked to visit the station and try to understand what happened, find the missing message and send it immediately to MI5, effectively saving Great Britain from enemy invasion.
There are clearly forces trying to stop this message getting in the hands of British Intelligence. Can you outsmart them and advance the war in the allies favour?
DIFFICULTY LEVEL
We always create challenging rooms for our players to enjoy. This gives an immense sense of achievement when players escape. We don't change our games to make them easier as we feel this is unfair to our customers. Whether experienced or not everyone gets to play the same game, we also want our inexperienced players to enjoy the game and get the most out of the experience. We are happy to prompt you and deliver targeted hints if we feel you need a little push in the right direction!! Your host will discuss this during the briefing.