Assemble your team
Up to 23 players in one visit across all three rooms. Team days, stag & hen parties, birthdays and big family get-togethers — escape rooms are the rare group activity where everyone actually joins in.
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Team building
No trust falls — just your team talking, thinking and laughing under pressure, and finding out who really leads.
Stag & hen
A brilliant icebreaker to kick off the celebrations, and photos you’ll actually keep.
Birthdays
Under-7s play free and the 90-minute zombie room is a party favourite.
Work days out
Up to 23 people across all three rooms at once — race head-to-head for bragging rights.
Split up. Race. Reunite.
Got more than eight? We run all three rooms side by side, so a group of up to 23 can play at the same time — then compare escape times afterwards. Tell us your numbers and we’ll help you plan it.
Plan your visitAn hour that actually tells you something
Most team building asks people to pretend. This does not. Put a team in a locked room with a clock running and you find out very quickly who organises, who spots detail, who talks and who listens — and you find it out without anyone having to stand in a circle and share.
It also flattens the room. The person who cracks the final puzzle is rarely the most senior one there, and that tends to be remembered long after the day itself.
Up to 23 in one visit
Run the rooms side by side so the whole team plays at the same time, then compare escape times over lunch.
Sixty minutes
Long enough to matter, short enough to bolt onto a half-day without writing off the diary.
No trust falls
Nobody is asked to perform, confess anything, or catch a colleague.
Everyone contributes
The puzzles need different kinds of thinking, so the quiet ones tend to come into their own.
How to split a bigger team
Each room takes 2 to 8 players. For a team of twelve, two rooms of six works far better than one of eight and one of four — even sizes make the comparison fair and nobody feels short-handed. For twenty-odd, all the rooms at once is the way, and the head-to-head is half the fun.
We are in central Penzance, so lunch, coffee and a walk on the front are all a couple of minutes away. Ring us on 01736 691049 with your numbers and we will help you work out the split and the timings.
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What a team day costs
We charge per room, not per person. A team of twelve split into two rooms of six on our 60-minute games is £264. A team of 23 across all three rooms at once — eight in The Lamorna Brown Affair, seven in Death By Prescription and eight in 28 Pasties Later — is £476.
Full per-room prices are on the prices page. Ring 01736 691049 with your numbers and we will help you plan the split and the timings.
Rally the troops
From £60 a room, seven days a week in Penzance.
Assemble your team