Win £400 worth of goodies at the Corn Exchange this Easter
- By Lee Bennett
- Published 18 April 2019
- Updated 4 years ago
With Easter just a few days away, it’s time to decide how you’re going to make the most of the bank holiday weekend. We’ve got the perfect event in mind.
Pay a visit to one of Manchester’s most popular foodie destinations, treat yourself to some tasty dishes from the varied cuisine on offer, and be in with a chance of winning some Easter treats too.
Corn Exchange’s popular escape room venue Escape Hunt are tasking drinkers and diners with catching their escaped White Rabbit – giving you the chance to win some awesome Easter prizes in the process. It’s the perfect Easter event for both adults and children alike.
After breaking out of the Wonderland-themed room, the White Rabbit stole some top gifts and goodies from some of the Corn Exchange’s most popular destinations – and we’ve heard that he’ll he scurrying around the venue all Easter weekend, with his basket of prizes in tow.
All you have to do to win a prize for yourself is find the White Rabbit and crack the code to unlock your prize! Sounds pretty easy, right?
For those of you who are eagle-eyed, this should be a straightforward task. But will you be able to solve the White Rabbit’s riddles in a minute or less?
With just 60 seconds on the clock, anyone who is skilled enough will get to open one of the rabbit’s Easter eggs and reveal their prize – which includes free games at Escape Hunt, £100 and £50 vouchers from Alston Bar & Beef, Cabana and Cosy Club – as well as a range of fantastic dishes from Gino D’Acampo Restaurant.
“With our White Rabbit on the loose, we’re excited to reward eagle-eyed shoppers who can help us track him down” says Alex Butler, Escape Hunt general manager.
“We can’t wait to give out so many awesome prizes to some top-notch code-crackers in the Corn Exchange.”
Getting involved couldn’t be any easier. Simply head to the Corn Exchange this bank holiday weekend and keep your eyes peeled for the White Rabbit to win prizes worth £400!
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