Unlock the Past, Present and Future with Mission: Breakout

Are you looking for an exciting and educational experience for your students? Look no further than Mission: Breakout, the premier escape room experience in London. Located in the historic South Kentish Town tube station, our escape rooms offer a unique opportunity for students to learn about history, coding, and problem-solving while having fun.

Our three escape rooms, The Lost Passenger, Codebreakers, and Underground 2099, each offer a different historical and educational experience. The Lost Passenger allows students to explore the true story of Jonathan Brackett, who disappeared in 1924 after accidentally getting off a train at the closed South Kentish Town station. Codebreakers immerses students in the world of 1940, where they must help Winston Churchill and his Bletchley Park team crack enemy cyphers and identify a spy. Underground 2099 takes students into the future, where they must navigate the remains of London after an apocalyptic event and save humanity from the evolved rats.

Our escape rooms are designed to be both fun and educational, and are suitable for students ages 9 and up. With a capacity of 2-6 players per room, we can accommodate groups of up to 18 players across the three adventures. And with games running every hour from 10 am to 11 pm, seven days a week, including bank holidays, we are the perfect choice for a school trip or after-school activity.

Don't just take our word for it; we're the number #2 escape room in London, with over 2,300 five-star reviews on TripAdvisor!


Book your visit to Mission: Breakout today and see for yourself how our escape rooms can educate and entertain your students. We look forward to welcoming you and your class to the historic South Kentish Town tube station.