Things Are Strange – Supernatural Escape Room in Hammersmith

Will Myers is having visions. A shadow world — a rotting, nightmarish mirror of our own — is bleeding into reality, and an ancient gate is waking up. Your team has 60 minutes to piece together the truth, navigate the darkness, and seal it shut before the shadows get through.

Things Are Strange is rated 5 out of 5 for difficulty and carries a high fear factor, making it the most challenging and atmospheric escape room at our Hammersmith venue. It contains flashing-light effects and is recommended for ages 14+ and under-16s must be accompanied by a participating adult. It's a brilliant choice for corporate team-building days, Halloween events, horror enthusiasts, and groups who consider themselves seasoned escape room players.

Best for: Corporate teams, challenge seekers, horror fans, experienced escape room players.

Young Wednesday – Gothic Mystery Escape Room in Hammersmith

Wednesday Addams has been caught at Nevermore Academy — and the Raven Society is moving fast. Hidden inside the school is a shrine, and the ritual has already begun. Your team must sneak through the Divination Classroom, explore the attic, and unravel the Society's secrets before the gates of Hell open and there's no going back.

Young Wednesday is rated 4 out of 5 for difficulty, making it a serious challenge for any group. The fear factor sits at medium — it's atmospheric and gothic, but more mystery than outright horror. It contains flashing-light effects and is suitable for ages 12 and over. It's a standout choice for escape room fans looking for something story-driven and immersive, and works brilliantly for date nights, birthday groups, and friends who want a step up from a standard puzzle room.

Best for: Challenge seekers, date nights, friends and family, intermediate and experienced players.

About Escape London Hammersmith

Escape London's Hammersmith venue is at 136 King Street, Hammersmith, W6 0QU — easily accessible from central London via the District line (Ravenscourt Park or Stamford Brook stations) or by bus along King Street. The venue is available for private hire for corporate events, birthday parties, hen and stag dos, and any group looking for something genuinely challenging.

Both rooms — Things Are Strange and Young Wednesday — are fully private, run for 60 minutes, and are rated at the highest difficulty level. Flashing-light effects are present in both rooms.

Getting Here

Tube: Ravenscourt Park or Stamford Brook (District line) — short walk

Bus: Multiple routes serve King Street, stop directly outside

Car: Street parking available on surrounding roads

Address: 136 King Street, Hammersmith, London W6 0QU

FAQs

Q: How many people can play?

A: Both Hammersmith rooms — Things Are Strange and Young Wednesday — take 2 to 7 players. Larger groups can book both rooms to run side by side, which works well for parties and corporate days.

Q: What is the minimum age?

A: Things Are Strange is suitable for ages 14 and over due to its darker theme. Young Wednesday has a minimum of 12 and over. Under-16s must be accompanied by a participating adult.

Q: How long does a game last?

A: Each room runs for 60 minutes of game time. Allow around 90 minutes for your full visit including your briefing and a debrief at the end.

Q: Are the games private?

A: Yes — every booking is a private game, so you'll only share the room with your own group.

Q: How difficult are the rooms?

A: Rooms are rated 4 / 5 - 5/5, so expect a serious challenge. First-timers are still very welcome — games are private and your host can offer clues to keep you moving if you get stuck.

Q: Do the rooms have flashing lights?

A: Yes. Both Things Are Strange and Young Wednesday contain flashing-light effects. If anyone in your group is sensitive to flashing lights, please let us know before you book and we'll advise.

Q: Which room is scarier?

A: Things Are Strange is our high fear-factor room, leaning into supernatural horror. Young Wednesday is medium fear — atmospheric and gothic, but less frightening overall.

Q: Where is Escape London Hammersmith?

A: We're at 136 King Street, Hammersmith, London W6 0QU. The nearest tube station is Ravenscourt Park (District line) or Stamford Brook — both a short walk away. Bus routes on King Street stop directly outside.

Q: Is there parking nearby?

A: Street parking is available on surrounding roads, but public transport is recommended. King Street is well-served by buses and is walking distance from several District line stations.

Q: Can I book for a corporate event or team-building day?

A: Yes — both rooms are available for private corporate hire and both work brilliantly as team-building activities. For larger groups, you can book both rooms simultaneously. Contact us at info@escape-london.co.uk for group packages.