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No Escape opened the Gates of Hell this evening for an exciting taster of their Halloween escape rooms across London this spooky season. As one of four locations, the Purgatory Bar set the stage with complimentary custom cocktails and live actors embodying the horror of Halloween.
From being greeted at the door by a half-pig, half-butcher to experiencing the fear of being sacrificed to the guillotine, the immersive environment is astounding to witness. With the threat of global doom hanging over us, we had to decipher clues and seal the gates while being repeatedly plunged into darkness under a ticking clock. It was funny, scary, and completely invigorating.
Each actor interaction created an unnerving yet exciting experience, adding extra pressure to the already intense problem-solving. One can only marvel at the ensemble of characters—and perhaps think them deserving of their place in Hell given the sheer talent each cast member displayed.
In the bar, we were also given a preview of the custom cocktail menu available across all four locations, where every drink is aptly named after its corresponding room. These details further highlighted the care put into the concept, with spiderwebs stretching through each space and floral arrangements reminiscent of Persephone adding to the hellish allure.
No Escape is no stranger to top-tier experiences, with their four locations well known for year-round immersive hits. Their Halloween rooms are available to book between October 23rd and November 1st, with tickets on sale starting October 5th. If you’re looking for a truly original experience this October, I cannot recommend No Escape’s nine terrifying escape rooms more.
Tickets: here.
Review: Abi Griffin
