Escape Hull
BEST FOR
Ages 10+
ENTRY
from £20
WHERE
Hull
What it’s like
Lock yourselves in a room in Hull and solve your way out within 60 minutes, best tackled as a team of four or more.
You get an hour to crack the puzzles and codes hidden round the room before your time runs out. It suits teams rather than solo attempts, two people minimum and six maximum, and the site is upfront that under-tens might find the puzzles a stretch, so this is really one for older kids and adults working it out together.
The price shifts with your group size: £27 a head for two people, dropping to £25 for three, £23 for four, £22 for five and £20 each if you fill all six spots. Bringing a bigger group genuinely pays off here, though a pair on a whim will pay the most per person. Allow an hour and a half all told, since that hour in the room is bookended by a briefing beforehand and a chat about how you got on afterwards.
Anyone under 16 needs an adult with them, which is worth knowing if you were picturing a teenage birthday group let loose on their own. A couple of the rooms have low head-height or tighter spaces, so it is not the venue for anyone who needs to stand tall and stretch out while they think.
There are two sites in Hull. Dock Street is ground floor throughout, and two of its rooms, The Cabin and Escape the Seven Seas, are fully accessible. The Parliament Street site is stairs only and will not work for wheelchair users.
Facilities
Need to know
- Best for
- Ages 10 and up, or younger with an adult solving alongside
- Parking
- On-street parking at Dock Street site
- How long to allow
- 90 minutes
- Wheelchairs
- Dock Street site ground floor accessible
- Bigger groups pay less each, so it is worth rounding up friends before you book
- Under-16s must have an adult with them in the room
- Some rooms have low head-height or tight spaces
- Parliament Street is accessible by stairs only
Plan your visit
How much does it cost?
It depends on group size: £27 each for a pair, £25 for three, £23 for four, £22 for five and £20 each for a full team of six.
How long does it take?
You get 60 minutes in the room, but allow 90 minutes in total once you count the briefing and debrief either side.
Is there a minimum age?
There is no strict age limit, but the site says under-tens may find the puzzles too demanding. Anyone under 16 must have an adult with them.
How many people can play?
Two is the minimum and six the maximum for a room.
Is it wheelchair accessible?
Dock Street is ground floor and two of its rooms, The Cabin and Escape the Seven Seas, are fully accessible. Parliament Street is stairs only and not suitable for wheelchair users.
Where do we park?
There is on-street parking near Dock Street, while Parliament Street visitors can use Albion Street Car Park or Princes Quay shopping centre.
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