(ResponseSource - Jul. 13, 2026) - New archaeological-themed escape room opens on Saturday 15 August at one of the world's highest-rated escape room attractions
West Sussex, UK Multi-award-winning Tulleys Escape Rooms will open its sixth immersive escape room adventure, Relic, on Saturday 15 August, inviting guests to embark on an archaeological expedition beneath the legendary Temple of Agra.
The new experience sees teams of explorers searching for the shattered pieces of the ancient Golden Relic after its secrets have been disturbed and the explorer who discovered it mysteriously disappears.

Working against the clock, players must navigate hidden chambers, solve intricate puzzles and uncover forgotten secrets before the temple seals itself forever.

Relic is the latest addition to the award-winning attraction's collection of escape room experiences, joining Mutiny, The Outfitters, SpellCraft, Dodge City and Nethercott Manor.

Tulleys Escape Rooms has established itself as one of the world's leading escape room destinations and is consistently ranked No. 2 escape room venue globally on Tripadvisor, welcoming visitors from across the UK and overseas.

Designed with cinematic sets, immersive storytelling and original puzzle design, Relic has been created for groups of friends, families, couples and corporate teams looking for a shared adventure.

Stuart Beare, owner of Tulleys Farm, said:

"Relic is one of the most ambitious escape room adventures we've ever created. Every detail has been designed to transport guests into a real archaeological expedition, from the spectacular scenery to the intricate puzzles and hidden surprises throughout the experience.

"We're incredibly proud to continue investing in Sussex and creating attractions that bring people together. Whether you're visiting with family, friends or work colleagues, our aim is to create unforgettable experiences that people will be talking about long after they've escaped."

Escape room experiences start from 24 GBP per person, with bookings now open at www.tulleysescape.com.

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Visitor Information

Opening date: Saturday 15 August
Location
Tulleys Escape Rooms
Tulleys Farm
Turners Hill Road
Turners Hill
West Sussex RH10 4PE
Prices: From 24 GBP per person
Book online: www.tulleysescape.com
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About Tulleys Escape Rooms
Tulleys Escape Rooms is home to six immersive escape room adventures: Relic, Mutiny, The Outfitters, SpellCraft, Dodge City and Nethercott Manor. Combining detailed theatrical scenery, immersive storytelling and original puzzle design, the attraction welcomes friends, families, couples and corporate groups throughout the year.

About Tulleys Farm

Tulleys Farm is one of the UK's leading visitor attractions, hosting a programme of award-winning seasonal events including the UK's No.1 Tulip Festival, the World Famous Pumpkin Festival, Pumpkin Nights, the Christmas Experience, the Christmas Light Festival and Tulleys Shocktober Fest, Europe's largest scream park. The site also includes the Tulleys Tea Room, which is open year-round.

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