Top 3 Brighton Escape Rooms

A creatively decorated escape room entrance with a neon pink Escape Room sign. Above it, the word Toilets is humorously split and reassembled on orange and yellow paper square cutouts, adding a playful touch to the ambiance. The backdrop features various posters.

Escape rooms are the ultimate in hands on, problem solving, against the clock. Whether you’re looking for a family activity, something for a hen or stag do, or just pure escapism, Brighton’s best escape rooms have something for everyone.

Pier Pressure

Rated top UK escape room 2019, Pier Pressure is Brighton’s biggest escape room venue with a variety of themed rooms to puzzle and perplex. Experiences are based around Brighton’s iconic eras with inventive and challenging clues to solve – and hosts are always on hand to help if you get stuck.

Children under 14 must attend with an adult; under 18s need to have an accompanying adult in the building, or easily contactable and nearby.

33 Upper North Street, Brighton BN1 3FG

A group of people stand listening to a guide in a room with teal walls, wooden floors, and chandeliers. The guide is dressed in a light-colored trench coat and hat, holding a book. Portraits are hung on the walls, and a doorway leads to another room. — Image © @pierpressurebtn via Instagram

Escape the Vault

Intriguingly located inside ‘Presuming Ed’s’ Coffee House, this escape room is centred around the story of Brighton’s oldest bank vault where your mission is to carryout a daring robbery. Solve the puzzles like a criminal mastermind and succeed in pulling off a daring heist – and all for the reasonable price of a ticket.

Escape the Vault located at Presuming Ed’s, 115-6 London Road, Brighton BN1 4LJ

A person wearing a black balaclava peeks through a red metal grid while gripping it with one hand. Behind the bars, a neon sign reads ESCAPE THE VAULT. The background is dimly lit, suggesting a mysterious or adventurous setting. — Image © @escape_the_vault via Instagram

Escape the Cell

As the name would suggest, this escape room puts you behind bars with the challenge of solving the clues to a prison break while handcuffed with your (in)mates. This venue is a lot of fun as well having the youngest entrance age at 7yrs. Ticket prices vary according to the number in the group. Finally, a quirky bar downstairs ensures a celebratory drink when you crack the code to escape.

Escape the Cell located at 114-5 London Road, Brighton BN1 4JG

A small, dimly lit room with red lighting. In the foreground is a metal cage door closed with a chain. Inside the room, there is a white toilet and a red storage box next to it. The window at the back has bars, adding to the confined atmosphere. — Image © @escape_the_cell via Instagram