Award-winning attraction, Jersey War Tunnels re-opened its doors to the public on Friday 1st March following significant investment in a new 1940s café and second escape room.
Jersey War Tunnels has also invested in a second escape room experience called ‘Escape to Blighty’, which was designed and constructed by Kathy Bechelet. In a room deep inside the Tunnels, teams are tasked with the mission of fleeing the Island from German rule and arriving safely in Blighty by solving a series of mysterious puzzles and clues within one hour.
‘I designed the room to really challenge people’s team working skills and ability to think logically and creatively under intense time pressure. It was certainly a lot of fun creating all the puzzles and building the room and we’re really looking forward to seeing how many people can successfully ‘escape’ and make it to Blighty,’ added Kathy.
The Tunnels opened its first escape room, ‘Operation Constellation’, in May 2017. Similar to ‘Escape to Blighty’, teams are tasked with cracking a series of clues and puzzles to gain access to the German Commandant’s Office and find the locations of newly constructed fortifications.
To allow companies to compete against each other, during March corporate leader-boards for the two escape rooms will be activated on the Jersey War Tunnels’ website. The leader-boards will list the teams that have successfully escaped and their respective times.