Permanently Closed - Race the clock in this action-packed two-player escape game set beneath London. As you try and solve the puzzles that have been left for you, you also need to try and stop London from being destroyed.

Will you be able to solve the puzzles this madman has set for you? Will you be able to work together to stop a runaway train?  You'll need to rely on your puzzle solving skills, your communication and your dexterity as you work your way from station platform, to train and back to street level.

A two player game with twists and turns designed to be challenging and fun.

Clue Adventures

2 Tickets 2 Ride

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Great fun, and a wonderful way for us to spend our jet lag recovery day. The scenery was spot on, and the puzzles kept us busy.

Another great 2 player game from Clue Adventures. Love the original game play and concept. Lots of math - yebewarned!!!

A fun escape room set in an improvised metro car with the goal of saving the city from the bad guy 🚇 It is the oldest of the ClueAdventures escape rooms but it doesn't show its age that much. Having come out at the same time as ClueQuest's Operation Blacksheep, I must say I prefer 2 Tickets 2 Ride because it has more thematic coherence than ClueQuest's early rooms of motley disassociated puzzles.

The puzzles are nice although not super memorable, and my favorites were the little braintwisters in the suitcases and the metro map/circuitboard. The last suitcase proved difficult and we had to get a hint because it requires noticing a very inconspicuous detail about the room (the same detail which was much easier to spot in Jet 2 Space due to its setting but I suppose that speaks to the verisimilitude of this one). I was not so fond of the "communicate instructions at a distance" puzzles that appeared in both Jet2Space and 2 Tickets 2 Ride, at least not in the way they were executed here, as the things you need to communicate are quite dry and exact, and don't require anything like creativity in how you communicate.

The room has 3 sections: the starting station, the metro ride and the end station, which is just the starting station slightly redecorated by the GM while the players are inside the tram. I appreciate any behind the scenes work, but I think there could be more effort put into making the start and end stations feel distinct (signs with the station name for instance). Also, any room that locks you in a section but also needs to instruct you to carry things over should be redesigned so that you can't get locked out of reaching things you need.

In any case, we enjoyed this room and decided we really wanted to play their third and last one before we ended our trip to London.

Fun take on a villain taking over the world. Good use of space. Wonderful for a date night, because it was built for two people.

One of the puzzles was basically broken. It was over 90 degrees in London the day we did this room which did not help the fun factor.

An unfortunate power cut meant we had to return to finish the room (20th Jan 2018), but the theme of the tube combined with a good plot and fantastic techy puzzles made this a great hit with us! It's also a fairly unique room in that it's for only 2 players, and I would recommend it to seasoned escapers over newbies.

2 Tickets 2 Ride

Clue Adventures

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jillparisher

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Particularly interesting or different

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Ideal number of players

Scary

Minimum age

Was anything broken?

Live actors

Physically active

Easy to find location

Parking

leahlamarr

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abbypost49

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Scary

robtsuk

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