Escape Rooms - Wolverhampton
BEST FOR
Ages 9+
ENTRY
from £23
WHERE
Bilston
What it’s like
Three themed puzzle rooms, from a crime history mystery to an eerie hospital, built for teams of three to eight with an hour on the clock.
Pick your theme and you've got sixty minutes to get out. There's a Crime History room for the ones who like a proper mystery, a pirate treasure hunt if adventure's more their thing, and a hospital room that goes for eerie without any live actors jumping out at you. All three take three to eight players, so it works for a family group or a birthday gang rather than just a couple of you rattling around a small room.
Nine is the minimum age here, which rules it out for younger kids but puts it squarely in territory for tweens and teens who want something a bit more grown up than a soft play session. The hospital room's the one to save for last if you're doing a run of them, since the unsettling theme lands better once everyone's warmed up on the other two.
Prices climb with the theme: £23 for Crime History, £24 for the pirate adventure, £25 for the hospital room, so the spookier option costs you a couple of quid more across the board. They're open seven days a week from 9am till late, which gives you a lot of flexibility if you're planning around school runs or a weekend party. There's free parking and party rooms on site too, handy if the escape room's the centrepiece of a bigger birthday do.
Facilities
Need to know
- Best for
- Ages 9 and up, tweens and teens after a puzzle challenge
- The hospital room has no live actors despite the eerie theme, so it's tension without jump scares from staff
- Free parking is available on site
- Party rooms are on hand if you're building a birthday celebration around the escape room
- Prices are set per theme rather than a flat rate, so the pirate and hospital rooms cost a little more than Crime History
Plan your visit
How much does it cost?
£23 for Crime History, £24 for the pirate adventure, £25 for the hospital room. Price is per room, not per person, so check the group size works for you.
How long do we get?
Sixty minutes on the clock once you're in the room.
Is it suitable for young children?
The minimum age is nine, so it's not one for younger kids. It suits tweens and teens looking for something with a bit more edge.
How many people can play?
Each room takes three to eight players, which makes it easy to fill with a family group or a small party.
Do we need to book ahead?
There's no booking link listed, so it's worth turning up or calling to sort a slot. They're open seven days a week from 9am till late.
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