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Mission Breakout

Kids' birthday party venue in London

Camden, London

Escape room birthdays in a disused Camden tube station - up to 18 players split across three private rooms, with snacks, cake time and goodies included

About Mission Breakout

Mission: Breakout occupies the disused South Kentish Town tube station in Camden, and the setting does half the work - teams solve their way out of genuinely atmospheric 60-minute escape games built into the old station. Birthday packages are properly organised for groups: up to eighteen players split across the three private rooms so everyone plays simultaneously, then the function room hosts party snacks and cake time, with goodies for the group and a Mission: Breakout cap for the birthday child. The Ratty Birthday runs about two hours with one game each; the VIP Party Rats version stretches longer with two games each. It suits children from nine up (9-15s accompanied by an adult), and the day-banded pricing is published openly - a sign of a well-run operation, matched by exceptional reviews (4.8 stars from over 1,200 on Google). Booking is online with games hosted throughout; arrive fifteen minutes early for the briefing

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Party packages & pricing

Ratty Birthday (Kids)

A two-hour birthday: one 60-minute escape game per player - the group of up to 18 splits across the three private rooms and plays simultaneously - followed by party snacks and cake time in the function room, with goodies for the group and a Mission: Breakout cap for the birthday child. Arrive 15 minutes early for the briefing.

  • Price: £41 Sun-Fri £41 pp; Sat £46 pp
  • Per person: £41
  • Guests: ?–18
  • Ages: 9–15

VIP Party Rats (Kids)

The extended version: two 60-minute escape games per player across the three private rooms, plus the function-room celebration with party snacks, cake time, goodies for the group and the birthday child's Mission: Breakout cap. Around three hours in total.

  • Price: £70 Sun-Fri £70 pp; Sat £80 pp
  • Per person: £70
  • Guests: ?–18
  • Ages: 9–15

Frequently asked questions

What is it?
An immersive real-life escape room in the disused South Kentish Town tube station in Camden, where teams solve puzzles to escape in 60 minutes.
What kids' packages are there?
A Ratty Birthday (one escape game each, 2 hours) and a VIP Party Rats package (two escape games each, over a longer session).
How much is it?
The Ratty Birthday is from £41 per person (£46 on Saturdays); VIP Party Rats is from £70 per person (£80 on Saturdays).
What is included?
The escape game or games, party snacks and cake time in the function room, goodies for the group and a Mission: Breakout cap for the birthday child.
How many can come?
Up to 18 players, split across the three private escape rooms so everyone plays at once.
What ages is it for?
Suitable from age 9. Children aged 9 to 15 must be accompanied by an adult.
How long is a game?
Each escape game lasts 60 minutes. Arrive 15 minutes early for the briefing.
Where is it?
In the disused South Kentish Town tube station in Camden.

Reviews

4.6 / 5 based on 5 reviews.

  1. James DaveyRating: 5/5

    We had a great time doing the WW2 room. Fantastic atmosphere, tough puzzles and a helping hand where needed. Narisha did a brilliant job setting the game up and looking after us. Would recommend - looking forward to trying out their other rooms and games.

  2. Tilly PettittRating: 3/5

    We were a team of 5 and completed the Underground 2099 escape room. The theme was amazing, super immersive. The sets were very detailed and the puzzles quite high tech. However we felt for 5 people there really wasn’t enough puzzles. At times two people would be working on a puzzle and the rest of us had to just stand around waiting. Maybe a smaller group would have been better. We found the storyline and flow of the escape room a little confusing. We left feeling quite unsatisfied. Puzzles seemed to have no logic, we would solve a puzzle and not really know how or why we solved it. We are quite an experienced escape room team and we had to be prompted a lot which doesn’t normally happen. Overall it felt more we were there for the immersive experience rather than an escape room.

  3. Stephanie BrownRating: 5/5

    We had such a fun morning at Mission:Breakout yesterday, as a family of three (two adults and one 11 year old), the Codebreakers game was absolutely perfect for our first ever escape room experience. Our host Agent Avatalia was great, explaining everything before we started, and then providing just the right amount of guidance when we needed it, whilst giving us enough time to work a lot of the puzzles out for ourselves. We absolutely loved the setting too - ring a doorbell on an unassuming door next to Cash Converters - and suddenly you’re plunged into a properly immersive experience in an abandoned 100 year old tube station - absolutely brilliant. All in all an amazing first escape room, that will probably be quite tricky to beat! Highly recommended 🗝️

  4. Kenzy M.Rating: 5/5

    Had an amazing time at Mission: Breakout! We went as a family and it was such a fun experience for all of us. The escape room was challenging, immersive, and really got everyone working together. A special thank you to Agent Mohini, who was incredibly friendly, welcoming, and helped make the experience even more enjoyable. The whole adventure was well-organised and exciting from start to finish.

  5. Joe BourneRating: 5/5

    Agent Avatarlia was an excellent host for our Codebreakers escape room. Along with the setting, it made it the best escape rooms we had ever done. My kids, 14 and 11 had a great time and we were busy for the full hour. You get what you pay for and I was very happy with the price. A 5 minute walk down the road and you have so many places to eat, drink and shop as well.

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