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Escape Hunt Manchester
Immerse Yourself in Interactive Escape Room Adventures!
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Immerse Yourself in Interactive Escape Room Adventures!
Escape Hunt Manchester offers exhilarating escape room experiences designed for families, friends, and thrill-seekers. Located in the vibrant Corn Exchange, participants can choose from various themed rooms like 'Alice in Puzzleland' and 'The Fourth Samurai', ensuring an engaging and memorable adventure. With a focus on immersive storytelling and clever puzzles, guests are guided by friendly hosts who add a personal touch to the overall experience. Highly rated for its creativity and enjoyment, this venue is a must-visit for those looking to challenge themselves and bond with their team.
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Immersive, puzzle-filled rooms like Alice in Puzzleland and Eye of the Sun God for groups of all sizes.
Customizable group experiences ideal for corporate outings, parties, and social gatherings.
Engaging rooms suitable for kids and adults, offering fun challenges for all ages.
Specialty drinks tailored to each escape room theme to enhance the immersive experience.
Friendly, helpful hosts providing hints and assistance to ensure an enjoyable puzzle-solving journey.
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Overall rating
Alena Toothman
My friend and I went as a group of 2 to The Fourth Samurai escape room and had a BLAST! It was such a fun experience and a hard puzzle! Our host was Amber and she was AMAZING! She was so sweet, helpful, and gave us gentle hints when we asked for them! We finished with a minute left and had a great time!
Iona Pirie
I went for my birthday with a friend and we did the Fourth Samurai room. It was so much fun, and we just managed to escape by the skin of our teeth! It was a great experience and our host Amber was amazing, super helpful and energetic making the whole experience that much better! Thank you so much, and will definitely be back again!
Kimberley Nurtney
Our first time at an escape room and it was absolutely brilliant! We chose the Alice in Puzzleland and the room itself was fabulous. The cocktails are a lovely touch to each theme. Finally, our hosts Anthony and Jack were amazing. From being friendly and welcoming when we arrived, being helpful throughout and talking with us when we had finished. Highly recommended. 5 stars.
Matthew Roberts
We had a brilliant time at Escape Hunt Manchester. We played Eye of the Sun God. The room was immersive, clever and really well put together. Our host, Ben, was fantastic. The highlight was a funny moment where we “prayed to the Sun God” and were rewarded with a clue, perfectly timed and delivered with great humour. It added to the atmosphere and had us all laughing. Highly recommend Escape Hunt Manchester. Great fun from start to finish and we want to try some of the other games now. Family of 4, 13yo and 11yo kids.
Ronnie Maver
We came here guided by the good reviews. We like escape rooms and have completed over 20 so far. We chose "Alice in Puzzleland", even though our usual preference is horror and crime-themed rooms. Unfortunately, from the very beginning there was no storyline at all. No introduction, no background - just the information that the room is inspired by Alice in Wonderland. Most of the puzzles were not connected to each other, which made the experience feel a bit chaotic. The room itself was quite small. There were only two of us, and we think that with more people it would feel very cramped. On the positive side, the puzzles were mostly mechanical, which we appreciated. However, in some cases we spent much more time than necessary simply because certain objects were placed a few millimeters out of sight or reach. And to add, this was the first escape room we've ever visited where we were not given any extra time to finish the room. We also didn't receive any explanation of what would have happened next or how the story was supposed to end. Overall, it was a disappointing experience and we most likely won't be coming back.
