Escape the Euros at Manchester’s leading escape room
- Written by Ian Jones
- Last updated 3 years ago
- Attractions, Sponsored
So far summer 2021 looks to be all about Euros and Love Island. Sure, there’s nothing wrong with sitting back and staring at a screen but wouldn’t you rather get out there with your mates and do something exciting?
This is where Escape Reality comes in. Recognised as Manchester’s leading escape room, this brain-teasing experience is the ultimate way to see just how smart you and your friends really are.
Escape Reality is designed for groups of up to six people, so gather together a crack team of mates and prepare to tackle some of the most well-designed puzzles this side of The Crystal Maze.
You get 60 minutes to break out of the room in the fastest time possible. The quickest teams will take their place at the top of the leaderboard – a greater glory than some silly UEFA trophy, if you ask us.
It’s open til 9pm and there’s a well-stocked bar in the venue if you fancy a bit of Dutch courage, and as it’s based in The Printworks there are plenty of other bars and restaurants to head to afterwards to celebrate your success, or to regroup and plan a return visit.
You can choose from eight different rooms, all at varied difficulty levels and with expertly-crafted design themes, packed with riddles and mysteries that only the smartest, sharpest people will be able to unravel.
Think you and your crew are up to the job?
And because it’s Escape Reality, you can be assured of the very best standards.
All too often, escape rooms can feel rushed or broken, with worn-out features and the same-old ideas and puzzles, but here you’ll find a professional set-up with everything kept running like clockwork.
Not to mention a wealth of ideas that tap into all kinds of different skills and ways of thinking. If you’re looking for the city’s very best escape room, look no further.
More importantly, it’s time to get out and start living life to the fullest again. A few faraway football games and a reality TV show can wait for another day.
Click below to book now and prepare to take bragging rights.
- This article was last updated 3 years ago.
- It was first published on 1 July 2021 and is subject to be updated from time to time. Please refresh or return to see the latest version.
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