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Welcome to the Itinerary Planner. Use this tool to build your own journey or choose from an exciting range of specially selected tours.
To build your own Itinerary, click to add an item to your Itinerary basket.
Locked In A Room is Exeter’s largest live immersive escape game experience located in the heart of the city on Fore Street. Available over 4 heavily themed rooms and 2 exciting storylines, for a multi-escape experience, Locked In A Room has a whopping 24 player capacity!
Participants have a total of 60 minutes and are “Locked In A Room” with a series of tests, puzzles and clues that, combined with teamwork, will allow the unlocking of the room’s mystery and hopefully a successful escape. The puzzles will challenge them every step of the way, creating an unforgettable experience.
Having multiple identical rooms, Locked In A Room creates the ultimate head to head race for large teams to play, whether that's families, stag, hens or office team building. Individual rooms are also available for smaller parties of families or friends looking to immerse themselves in a new world.
Through years of experience, Locked In A Room continues to promise the highest level of professional escapism to date for any sized party.
Download the Visit Exeter App and find the code to save 10% on bookings!
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Adult | £25.00 activity |
| 10 and under | £12.50 activity |
Groups of 13+ players £20pp
Blue light holders, Military, Students 10% OFF - £22.50PP
Children 5 and under free
2 Players - Max Group - 24 Players
We are located at 83 Fore Street, Exeter. We are directly opposite Buffet City and underneath the walkthrough next to The Chevalier Inn. There is parking on Market Street or Mary Arches Street Car Park.
We have a bus stop directly opposite the venue and most busses attending Exeter Centre stop outside.
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