The problem with the present
He says he does not want anything and he means it. What he does want is the family doing something together, ideally something he can win.
Let him think he is leading
He will take charge of the padlocks. Someone else will quietly solve the actual puzzle. This is the correct outcome and makes for a good story on the way home.
Who can play
Each room takes 2-6 players. Larger groups split across rooms and play at the same time, then compare times afterwards. We can take 18 people at once across the venue.
Timing and booking
Father’s Day is a Sunday and our afternoon slots go first. Prices are per person and come down as the team grows, from £19 each.
Getting here
On the Promenade between the Tower and North Pier, next door to Papas.
Public parking nearby on and around the Promenade; we do not have a car park of our own.