England · ESCAPE ROOMS & TEAM QUESTS IN LONDON
This is the shortlist you would text a friend the night before — 12 escape rooms & team quests in London, priced, timed, and honest about the weak points.
Explore Frameless London, where famous artworks fill four rooms with light, music, motion, and interactive technology for all ages.
“A must while in London. Immersive experience!!!You will just flow into trance with the amazing artwork.”
Face a live zombie, solve escape-room puzzles, and race the clock in a private one-hour London adventure for up to eight people.
“I booked this experience for my nephew who had just graduated and it was a surprise.”
Review of London’s one-hour Capital Caper escape room, with Hatton Garden heist puzzles, private play, price, logistics, and booking advice.
“Unfortunately I had a family emergency last minute and couldn’t make the trip to London, I asked for a refund under the circumstances but was told to wait and see if the tour operator would accept it. 3 days later and not heard a thing. Sorry but I feel very let down by this service.”
Assess London’s Star Struck escape room, from its sci-fi story and private format to serious concerns about upkeep and supervision.
“No one was at the door to let us in had to eventually leave when I called the number all I was told was to leave a message TERRIBLE!!!”
Solve 15 clues across Roman ruins, markets, pubs, and secret corners on this self-guided City of London treasure hunt.
“Great experience. I was expecting something easy but it was challenging! Very happy about that :) Took more than 2.5 hours to complete”
Test your teamwork in Ubisoft VR escape rooms at DNA VR Hammersmith, with ancient Egypt, Greek mythology, and Prince of Persia themes.
“Came in to experience VR for the first time for a birthday treat and had an amazing time. We played multiplayer games and they were so fun.”
Review of London’s private Freddie Mercury walking tour, with Queen landmarks, personal stories, pub drink, pricing, walking demands, and booking advice.
“Three hours of walking to see 6 places. Two apartments, Freddie’s mansion in Kensington ( which you can only see the roof line ) two theatres you can walk by yourself. This was definitely not worth the amount paid. Very disappointed.”
Explore Little Venice with a flexible offline puzzle game covering canal history, scenic walks, and practical tips for a self-guided London outing.
“Was terrible wouldn’t recommend. The location stated on the website was the wrong location. And when we got there we was told this website is a scam.”
Enter a real prison van in London, solve clues with your private team, and race to escape in this short, theatrical Bunker 51 experience.
“Amazing experience, went with the family and all had a great time! Staff were great and would recommend for a fun day. Will definitely try some of the other experiences at Bunker 51.”
Explore Jack the Ripper’s East End through a flexible offline city game covering Spitalfields, Brick Lane, Mitre Square, and Whitechapel.
“There was nothing in this walk that was worth the money I spent on it. The explanations were poor, the directions inexistant. I ended up using Google to learn more about the Ripper and the neighbourhood we were walking in. Extremely disappointing service. I would never recommend it. Instead, I would recommend against it at the first opportunity.”
Solve a medieval Grail mystery on a 5km self-guided London walk through sacred sites, old lanes, clues, pubs, and Covent Garden.
“Great hunt showing some of the oldest parts of London that as a local even if never spotted before! Questions are easy but was great for a family of 4 with 2 teens for a bit of fun. A lot of pubs on the way too if you don’t have kids with you 😁”
Solve royal clues across Westminster and St James’s on a flexible London phone quest ending at Buckingham Palace for $6.01.
“Not being able to start the experiment as the map pin was in an inaccessible location! Wouldn't load onto more than one phone.”
