Perfect Christmas Party Fun at Co-Decode - Sub Terra

My friends and I went to Sub Terra at Co-Decode for a Christmas outing, and it was amazing! From the moment we stepped into the atmospheric mine, we were all fully engaged.

The puzzles are immersive and really encourage teamwork, perfect for a festive get-together where everyone can join in the fun.

The story of Sub Terra

A few years back, the Cheney Manor potash mine closed suddenly, and the entire site was abandoned. Rumors swirled, but no one really knew why: financial trouble, depleted resources, or perhaps a secret mining disaster kept under wraps?

Then, unexpectedly, you and your friends, acting as investigative journalists, receive an anonymous tip. The caller claims to work for a scientific research company that, until recently, was conducting experiments deep in the mine, experiments that could have dangerous consequences…

Alex is super welcoming and made the experience seamless, so we could focus entirely on the adventure. Each step of the game is so cleverly thought through. Some parts need everyone to work together as a team, and other parts where you can all tackle different tasks independently. My friends and I got close, but ran out of time, but it was so much fun!

The 60 minutes flew by, full of suspense and laughter, leaving all of us buzzing about the experience afterward.

If you’re looking for a unique and memorable Christmas party idea, Co-Decode is ideal. 

FAQs - Co-Decode Live Escape Room

Where is Co-Decode located?

29-30 Morley St, Swindon SN1 1SG

Where is the best place to park for Co-Decode?

Granville Street Short Stay Car Park. There are pay-and-display machines, or you can use the parking phone app. This car park is located in front of Co-Decode.

How many players is Sub Terra perfect for?

Teams of 2-6 players

Author Bio: Written and reviewed by Phoebe Hooper - Digital Marketing Executive and Account Manager at Total Guide to.