Operation Escape will open on Station Road on March 22, after leaving the Beechwood Centre in August.
The business’s founder, Emily Luxford, 29, launched Operation Escape in 2020.
She is continuing her family’s 30-year presence in the Bromley business community, after her father, John Luxford, closed his computer repair shop in March 2024.
Ms Luxford said: “My family have been a part of the West Wickham local business community for over thirty years.
“When dad closed his shop back in May it was an emotional day for a lot of people and we were overwhelmed by the support from the high street.
“I’m so pleased that I’ve been able to continue his legacy and open my escape rooms on the premises and join the thriving independent business community.
“The new location means we can bring entirely new games so that whether you’ve visited us before, or walking through the doors for the first time, there’s something to enjoy.
“If you’re up for the challenge, you can take on the Curse of Curawood’s Garden, you and your team have 60 minutes to collect four artefacts and return them to their rightful place, restoring peace and bringing back life to the forest.
“Or Feline Fiasco may be more up for your street where the jealous and evil Lucifer has kidnapped 20 cats.
“And coming soon is the Peril of Sherwin Hones where the time is ticking to create the life-saving antidote.
“We encourage everyone to come and join the fun on Saturday where there’ll be cupcakes, competition and lots more fun.”
Any bookings made in-store on March 22 will receive a free team photo add-on worth £5.
Visit operation-escape.co.uk or operation_escape_bromley on Instagram to find out more.
