MISSION: BREAKOUT

The escape room 2099 was my first ever experience with an escape room and it was a great way to start! The location itself was fun to navigate and had a cool history. You definitely are immersed in the experience from the moment you step in the door. The story/motivation of the escape room was super fun, who doesn’t like the idea of a dystopian super rat take over? The two workers I interacted with, Will and Lara, completed the experience. It’s always great to work with people who obviously love their job and are thrilled to share it with you. I’ll definitely need to check out to other two rooms. 10/10, a great activity to with friends.

The experience was excellent! Atmosphere and feeling was on point and puzzles were challenging but not impossible.We did underground 2099 and the theming was great. Thank you professor ice for being a great host. She was lovely and very welcoming and very very helpful for a useless team like us aha.

I enjoyed the escape rooms that we did. Both were challenging and took the whole hour to figure out. The actors were good and the theme was fun. I think they could have maybe made the start more obvious as it was a bit frustrating working out what to do. Better lighting around the locker area would also have been good, I get the ambience but it's hard to see where to put stuff

By far the BEST escape room I’ve ever done. I obviously don’t want to give away too much, but I highly recommend it. The multiple room aspect was soooooooo cool. Also, I’m a TfL enthusiast, so the escape room being located in a disused Leslie Green station was truly unbelievable for me. Professor Maddie was also great!

I’ve always been fascinated by disused London tube stations so it was really unique to be able to do an escape room in one and the Lost Passenger didn’t disappoint! Simo was a great host and it was a good level of difficulty to complete between 3 people. The lamps could have been brighter in certain parts, but the low lighting definitely added to the vibe!

Creative puzzles and some of the highest production values I've seen anywhere! The Tube station setting is amazing. We did Underground 2099 and liked it so much we came back to do The Lost Passenger the next night. Professor Shortstack was a great games master - committed to the story and kept things moving at just the right pace.

We had a great evening out at Mission: Breakout. Easily the best escape room experience in London.The venue is spectacular. An old abandoned tube station from the 1920s. Right away, we were greeted by the fantastic Scooter and Dr. Ice, who played their roles to perfection. We knew we’d be in for a treat!Our experience was truly scary, with all of us screaming at one point after some ********* (no spoilers).The rooms themselves are great fun. Lots of darkness, puzzle solving and crawling. The decor and setting of the games is so authentic, you can’t help feeling submerged into the whole experience.Definitely recommended, but be ready to scream! (And smile about it when you tell others).

Our group of 4 did Underground 2099 and it was enjoyable and suspenseful, similar difficulty to other escape room around London. I liked that there were a few different rooms to crawl into, and we just about escape in time. Our guide Will was very helpful.

Super thematic. Staff were fun, and the scenario we escaped from was fantastic.Interesting layout, with challenging puzzles that kept a group of 6 engaged.I'd visit again to try the other scenarios.

Absolutely brilliant experience. We had Annabel as our host and she was absolutely amazing! We did “The Lost Passenger”, which was really hands on and loads of fun for our group. There’s so much history to the station too, so definitely a must visit when in the area! Will be back to try the other games soon…