A Pac-Man inspired maze is coming to Manchester – how to get tickets
- Written by Georgina Pellant
- Last updated 5 years ago
- Attractions, City of Manchester
A real Pac-Man inspired maze is coming to Manchester next year.
Billed as the ULTIMATE retro gaming experience, get lost in a huge arcade-style maze inspired by the iconic 80s game.
It will have you and your friends trying to collect different pieces of fruit and dodging ghosts left and right.
But collecting fruit isn’t your only objective. You’ll also need to complete a coded puzzle to make your escape.
If you get caught by a cheeky ghost, you’ll lose a life. Lose three and you’re out.
The first to finish the puzzle and gather all the fruit will be crowned the ultimate winner.
Once you’ve escaped, head to an adjoining 80s-themed ‘Pixel Room’ to play more old school arcade games and other activities.
Tickets start at £20. Admission is free for children under four when accompanied by a ticket holder.
- This article was last updated 5 years ago.
- It was first published on 1 November 2019 and is subject to be updated from time to time. Please refresh or return to see the latest version.
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