Contain the gateway to another dimension
An international research team opened a mysterious portal—and then disappeared. The gateway is growing. Enter the laboratory, investigate the experiment and work together to contain the threat.
Come prepared to examine your surroundings, listen to your teammates and connect discoveries as the adventure unfolds.
Follow the evidence, test ideas and solve interconnected puzzles. We recommend allowing time before your scheduled session for check-in and game instructions. Exact availability, suitability and group limits may vary by session, so consult the booking calendar or call us.
An especially strong pick for players who love strange discoveries and science-fiction storytelling.
102 Escape is located at 123 Nashua Road, Unit 34 in Londonderry, NH. Call (603) 260-6198 for questions about your group.
Laboratory 4D Gateway is one of the experiences associated with 102 Escape. Review live session listings through the booking service before making your plans. If this mission does not show available times, explore our other adventures or call to confirm its status.
Our goal is simple: give your group a fun, collaborative reason to think creatively and celebrate every breakthrough.
Every adventure begins with a story. Explore the details, gather your team and prepare to solve the mystery together.
Want to see the real room before you book? Ask our team about room photos, group sizes and current availability.
All of our experiences are at 123 Nashua Road, Unit 34 in Londonderry, New Hampshire.
We recommend booking online in advance. Check Bookeo for available experiences and session times.
Escape adventures are generally planned around a one-hour challenge. Leave extra time for arrival and instructions; confirm specifics with our team.
Absolutely. Reach out about birthdays, private groups and workplace outings so we can discuss your needs.
Visit our escape rooms at 123 Nashua Road, Unit 34, Londonderry, NH 03053. Look for our red 102 Escape sign.
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