Escape Hunt Manchester Samurai Vs Viking: The Fourth Samurai and The Last Vikings Escape Rooms – Review
Get your game on at Escape Hunt Manchester city centre and prepare to become a super Samurai or victorious Viking.
Go back in time to ancient Japan, and prepare to defeat the evil warlord Tanaka Masamune, by order of the imperial emperor.
Protected by an all-powerful curse, Tanaka is no easy feat, steal his mysterious and magic stone from his sword and escape the dungeon to be victorious.
Prepare yourself warriors, as this is not all about physical strength, to win freedom, your mind must be sharper than the sword.
Channel your inner Viking, as your clan sits without protection and prepare for the onslaught from the Ice Giants. Your only saviour is the Norse Gods, you need their help before it’s too late.
A long journey leads you to the Gods banqueting hall, but on entry your stomach sinks, as the Gods are off site on other God duties.
Desperation kicks in, as you only have one hour to summon the Gods, seek their protection, before the Ice Giants destroy your village.
Be bold, brave and a bountiful victory will be yours when you return to the village
Thank you for reading 😊
Melanie xx
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Grab the tissues, as sadly a young detective has been murdered in his office, but prepare to play the game to perfection, as YOU, yes YOU have been framed as his killer.
Meg and Clo welcomed our team, assisted with the pre-driver registration, making the process for you and your mates’ super-duper easy!
Aim for the fitting rooms, get kitted up and then prepare for the safety briefing meet and DVD, prior to track time. Adrenaline flowing, head down to track and get ready to gear up for a track thrill.
Helmeted up, lower your visor, prepare to buckle up and take on 550m of Team Sport track, with karts capable of 40mph speeds, high-octane straights and 15 bends.
I am sure you will be warmly welcomed by the team, just like on our arrival, and their game masters are awesome.
Not everything that glistens is gold though, as with this news, the bloodthirsty Bill French Gang are riding their way into town to claim the gold and kill everyone in East Victoria.
Known as Eoforwick to the Saxons, Eboracum to the Romans and then invaded by the Vikings who coined the name Jorvik, York is a city steeped in history and charm, an architectural Aladdin’s cave of all things historic, but is an ever-evolving city which offers a range of exciting events, activities, museums and restaurants. Take on the wonderful wall walk and see if you can complete the complete circuit.
A gorgeous Grade I listed building, a Georgian townhouse steeped in charm and history, whereby the building’s origins date back to 1710 when it was built as a private residence.
The Clifton was a super sensational cosy classy room rich in detail and historic charm. Décor a mix of subtle neutral shades, quality furnishings, fine fabrics with a touch of chic added with the fab vintage telephone.
Immediately, walking into a lovely lounge, well appointed, with some super scrummy shortbread, water, tea, coffee and also fresh milk.
Warmly welcomed into the attraction by the joyful Josh, a cheerful chap who made a great impression and immediately made us feel at home. The souvenir guide book not only looks appealing, but is a fact filled read, ideal for the journey home and remembering those chocolatey momentous moments.
Be ready to take on the chocolate challenge and embark on a journey that will take you back thousands of years from chocolate to cocoa bean, exploring the rain forests of central America, where ancient tribes discovered the mysteries and power behind the cocoa bean’s humble exterior.
Get your jazz hands and vocals at the ready and prepare to clap, cheer and boo this all-star cast who sing, “there’s no panto like this panto” and they are not wrong.
The man of the moment Berwick Kaler once again pulling off another exciting, energetic and entertaining performance – outstanding! Another standout job came from Les Miserable, part-time dentist and full-time villain. With his dastardly capers keeping York’s theatre crowds action infused and amused.
At the centre of the story, this villainess creature, Les Miserable, attempts to stop laughter in its tracks, Booooooo, but with upbeat bursts of musical mayhem and genuine hilarity throughout, giggles are plentiful and laugh out loud moments shall not be stopped.
Even though Berwick makes a break for it in the hot air ballon, The Grand Old Dame of York, at York Theatre Royal, is not full of hot air…this panto performance is pure pizzazz and perfection! Best news you have not missed out, as the show must go on and continues until the 2nd of February 2019.
Personally, for me standing on the York Theatre Royal stage was a legendary moment that will never be forgot. Mark Walters detailed set designs are mind-blowing and to see the wall of signatures was superb.