Trapped Escape Rooms Review (2026): What to Expect & Prices

Is Trapped Escape Rooms worth it? Our verdict

Trapped Escape Rooms is worth booking for teamwork under pressure: you will have to outthink a live actor playing a zombie and solve interconnected puzzles that require close cooperation.

A live actor portraying a zombie heightens the pressure as participants solve puzzles in the locked room. After a themed briefing at the escape room venue, teams must solve clues and riddles whilst avoiding a zombie whose chain is released every five minutes.

For two people, Zombie Scavengers Hunts' Unique Survival Scavenger Hunt in Luton by Zombie Scavengers works out £22.05 a head cheaper (£7.20 each against £29.25), so the extra pays only for 30 more minutes, as both are private.

For something different, there is Up at The O2: Daytime Climb with Guided Tour with Panoramic Views (£33.30 per person, 10/10 on our own popularity score): a guided tour rather than a self-guided tour, about the same length, a similar price per person.

Its tours pick up about one new review every 8 months on the sites we track (fewer than 5 bookers a month, our own estimate) - 1/10 on the Booking Wolf popularity scale.

What is Trapped Escape Rooms?

Trapped Escape Rooms is a London-based Escape Room company running three tours. At £29.25 per person, the Private Escape Room with a Zombie in London costs £15.75 more than the closest comparable tour from another operator, CityDays' Immersive London Treasure Hunt Adventure Outdoor Escape Room at £13.50. Its tours pick up about one new review every 8 months on the sites we track - fewer than 5 bookers a month if about 1 in 10 bookers leaves a review (our own estimate, from how many reviews they gained between March and October 2026). That puts the operator at 1/10 on the Booking Wolf popularity scale.

How much do Trapped Escape Rooms' tours cost?

On Booking Wolf, every Trapped Escape Rooms tour priced here costs £29.25 per person.

Its most-reviewed tour, the Private Escape Room with a Zombie in London.

What to expect on its most popular tour

On the Private Escape Room with a Zombie in London, guests spend 1 hour 30 minutes solving clues and riddles to escape a trapped captive escape room in London.

Is Trapped Escape Rooms good value?

Trapped Escape Rooms' Private Escape Room with a Zombie in London is priced at £29.25 per person - £15.75 more than the nearest like-for-like tour on Booking Wolf, CityDays' Immersive London Treasure Hunt Adventure Outdoor Escape Room (longer, at 2 hours), at £13.50. That buys a private tour.

Unlike CityDays' tour, which refunds in full up to 24 hours before, this one is non-refundable.

How Trapped Escape Rooms compares

CityDays' "Immersive London Treasure Hunt Adventure - Outdoor Escape Room" offers a longer experience at 2 hours, focusing on solving riddles along a trail. This one lists a trail of riddles sent to your phone, whilst the other includes a live escape experience. Each tour caters to different preferences: the longer hunt for those enjoying outdoor puzzles, and the escape room for a more immersive, dramatic challenge.

Who should skip Trapped Escape Rooms?

• Parents of children under 14 - the minimum age for the Private Escape Room with a Zombie in London is 14.
• Pregnant travellers, anyone with a spinal injury and anyone with a heart condition - the tour is not recommended for them.

Before you book: practical information

The tour finishes where it began. Service animals are allowed, and it is suitable for all fitness levels.

Trapped Escape Rooms: frequently asked questions