Escape Hunt Leeds is an entertainment venue that is a collection of puzzle based activities (including escape rooms)Â hosted by the Light in Leeds City Centre. Each member has a chance to contribute to the puzzles posed in the games, and up to 6 people can play in one escape room.
Escape Hunt Leeds have a variety of puzzle based activities to book, including a diverse range of escape rooms in indoor settings. In addition, outdoor games are available where groups of up to 4 are given an iPad and instructions and must travel around the city to solve the puzzle. Finally, at home games are on offer. These have players print off sheets to play the game within the comfort of their own home.
Making the games as accessible as possible is one of Escape Hunt Leeds’ main priorities. Moreover, 24 accessible parking spaces are available in The Light’s car park for easy parking.
The escape rooms can be opened at any time by staff in case of an emergency. Also, security cameras are in all of the rooms; allowing staff to respond to any potential emergencies quickly.
More information on accessibility can be found in Escape Hunt Leeds’ FAQs as well as in our FAQs below.
Being in The Light within the city centre, you can find Escape Hunt Leeds by bus and car alike. For cars, the Q-Park at The Light offers 402 spaces and 24 accessible spaces.
Anywhere between 2 to 6 players inclusive can take part in the same escape room, with it being cheaper per person if there are more than 4 players. The more the merrier!
It is ÂŁ25 per person for groups of 2-3 players, and ÂŁ20 per person for those of 4-6 players. Discounts are offered for students and over 60s, more details can be found on Escape Hunt Leeds' website.
The games are designed to be PG, so children 8 and above are able to participate. Those under 16 must be accompanied by an adult over 18.
Many of the escape rooms are accessible by wheelchair, and the outdoor games also.
Some games to make use of strobe lights and fog effects, it is advised that you contact Escape Hunt Leeds and ask about the game you have in mind before booking.
Absolutely! Carers can accompany those with disabilities for free.
Assistance dogs are allowed to go into the escape rooms for those that need them.