Our Amazing Escape Rooms

Built in house, full of sneaky puzzles to catch you out, and with the usual sneaky dog attention to detail, our real life escape rooms delight escapers of all levels.
 
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Best for adults - Difficult

A damaged spitfire sits smoking on the airfield, after a dogfight with an FW109, as 3 more spitfires patrol the skies above.

Operation Spitfire

Abort the Bomb and Save Our Spitfires!

It’s the summer of 1940, and Britain is reeling from the harrowing evacuation of Dunkirk…

The situation is dire. The Battle of Britain is about to begin and we are outnumbered and outgunned. Our best hope is the Spitfire, built right here in Southampton.

But… a German spy has stolen the plans and his team plans to destroy the spitfire factory.

The spy has been apprehended, but his team are still at large.

Your mission – Infiltrate the hideout, decipher the abort code, and broadcast it before it’s too late.

You have just 90 minutes agents before the factory is destroyed, and with it, the hopes of us all!

So what really happened in Woolston in 1940? The Supermarine works started in Woolston, then added a second factory in Itchen. As demand increased, the decision was made to mass-produce the spitfire in a large factory at Castle Bromwich in the Midlands. The problem was it wasn’t ready. Supermarine was used to making small numbers of precision aircraft. Now they had to make hundreds…fast! Being so close to the edge of Southampton Water made them a prime target to the Luftwaffe and extremely vulnerable to attack. Supermarine and the workers of Southampton were true heroes of 1940 as they continued to build spitfires at a rapid pace despite numerous bombing raids. Throughout September 1940, bombing attacks became more frequent until on 26th September an attack of over 60 bombers brought the Supermarine factory to its knees. The workers of Woolston bought enough time, despite many paying the ultimate sacrifice, for the Spitfire production to continue across Britain. Thanks to the Spitfire, Britain continued to rule the skies. 

 

Operation Spitfire is our tribute to honour the workers of Woolston. It is a great way to remember the role of Southampton in WW2 in an engaging way. The escape room is suitably challenging and authentically 1940s. We took poetic licence with the story of the room but were inspired by real events and outcomes. The game is suitable for 2-7 players aged 13+ at the five-star-rated Sneaky Dog Escapes, Woolston, Southampton. 

Best for families - Fun but Tricky

Elf School

Graduate Elf School and Become a Christmas Elf

Take on the challenge of Elf School, our Christmas-themed physical escape room. It’s a festival of festive family-friendly fun for Elves of all ages. As trainee Elves, it’s time for your graduation test to see if you have what it takes to join Elite Elf Squad that helps Santa spread Christmas joy.

You’ll need the key Elf skills of optimism, leadership, time management, and remaining calm under pressure.

After 400 years of training, it’s time for the final graduation. It may seem unfair that it all boils down to just 1 hour, but to be the best, you have to pass the test. You’ll enter our simulation living room where you’ll be trapped by the naughty humans who are trying to prove you exist. If you can’t escape, it could be the end of Christmas magic, and you mustn’t let that happen.

Solve the puzzles, find all the bits Santa left behind, and escape before the sun rises!

Elf School; the festive escape room that’s perfect for family and friends alike.

Under 7’s play free!

Price: From £20 pp, 2 – 6 players. Duration 60-90 mins approx.

Our Latest Review!

Absolutely fabulous experience! The attention to detail was second to none and the puzzles were well considered and varied. Enough room for a group of six to work comfortably and more rooms to explore than any previous escape rooms completed.

The host was brilliant and gave enough subtle hints to keep us moving without giving away too much. Definitely the best in Southampton and possibly the south of England. When you have a 90 minute limit it makes such a pleasant change to actually need the whole time. Was absolutely worth every penny!