Phantom Peak

Unbelievably impressive that they even manage to pull something like this off at this scale. Mostly great, with it being so busy it's hard to do everything you want, but a fantastic evening. And easily a 7/10

We had a great time here! Like everyone says, don’t expect a traditional escape room — it’s more of an immersive theatre experience combined with interactive storytelling, where you help the townsfolk by talking to them and uncovering the right information around town. The town is beautifully designed, and the townsfolk play their roles wonderfully — hats off to them! The only downside for me was that you simply can’t do everything in one visit. The whole time I kept wondering, “What did I miss? Where are the hidden things?” So I’ll probably come back again! I just wish you could book for a bit longer — but that’s probably the completionist in me talking. I really enjoyed my visit to Phantom Peak, and we’ll definitely return! Greetings from Belgium’s best detectives (and chicken impersonators)! 🕵️‍♀️🐔

Very poor. Not an escape room. Very easy puzzles—usually not a puzzle at all, just walk from instruction to instruction. Often stuck behind another team that gets the same clue. Acting was mixed. Food was expensive.

Non existent puzzles, too crowded, ended up in queues of people all doing the same thing, an hour wasted at start and end with stupid stuff

Super impressive set. Not a traditional escape room- more like an immersive experience that was a lot of fun- not overly challenging but it’s more for entertainment than it is to challenge you. We enjoyed the laid back atmosphere and characters and building. Truly a lot of fun.

This is an interactive experience, not really an escape room, but escape room adjacent. I loved it! The best thing we did on our trip to London.

The highlight of our London trip (and we played some great rooms that weekend!) A wonderful experience from start to finish, and definitely worthy of several repeat visits!

Not an escape room at all, but a very fun and original experience. Acting out the role of a RPG character doing side quests. The actors never break character. Generally a bit harming in over the top, but in a way that added to the fun lots of puns, including some original parodies of popular songs. I really enjoyed the puzzle hunt and would particularly recommend that

It was a miss for me/us. Looked great but it was just a theatrical world with side quests. Massively over hyped. Really needed case fun puzzles and chllenges

Phantom Peak is not really a classical Escape Room. The place has both inside and outside parts and is built like a small, quirky city with shops and stores, brought to live by multiple inhabitants. You visit the city in timed slots, that are 4-5 hours long together with roughly 50 other people. Once in, there's Theater, challenges and sprinkled all over the place "storylines" that you can discover. The riddles are basically walking through the city and finding things, sometimes interactions with inhabitants are needed. Successfully ending a storyline, might have an impact on things that are happening in the city. There's food trucks or stalls inside as well, so the Timeslot is not at all too long. Very very good experience, great actors.