Enjoyable immersive activity - plenty of rooms but some are quite small so suggested better experience in smaller groups of up to 4 maybe? Good variety of skill involved in ‘solving’ each room - some are more physically demanding & require agility, others need some deeper puzzle analysis & faster thinking under pressure. Some of the rooms were unfortunately unavailable with the screens glitched out, and one of the rooms seemed virtually impossible to complete with just 2 people (unsure if that was personal user error!). Definitely recommend as a nice group activity, or even an icebreaker for first meets!

Staff were lovely, site was well set up with lockers and drinks available. Rooms had a good balance of physical and mental elements, some were quite tricky to work out but that added to the fun. We played as a 3 and that seemed like a good number for everyone to have something to do in the rooms. We'll definitely be back.

The Ultimate Team Gauntlet: 5/5 Stars We visited Prison Island London recently and had an absolute blast. If you’re tired of the standard "locked in one room" format, this is the perfect upgrade. It feels like a high-stakes mix of The Crystal Maze and a video game come to life. With 31 different cells to tackle, the variety is incredible. Alex and Vlad at the front desk did our introductions and did a great job helping us out, my team came number 1 as expected.

Good fun. Wasn’t sure what we were doing in some of the rooms. There are 32 rooms in total we managed to complete 28 you are in the rooms for approx 2 mins per game but you can keep repeating rooms if you want. We did on several when we wanted to get a better score. Good family fun. Free lockers available so you don’t have to carry anything with you. Clean toilets. Very well organised. I would definitely recommend

This place is absolutely full of excitement fun and fast pace adrenalin. I took and a party of 9 here for my son 16th, he's a fan of consoles and hasn't got much interest in games or sports so I was worried he wouldn't enjoy himself. We're a family with asd including himself and this place was perfect family day out staff were on point and helpfull I could hear the laughter and chaos from my other group it was a real mummy memory bank moment. Best to split into two groups min three people. You can start your games when you are ready they have tables amd chairs and a drinks bars that they sell cider soft drinks and crisps i would advise going to eat before as the rush and busel you need energy.y youngest was 11 at time and I think this is perfect age to visit Prison Island