The Potion Room laid out for a party: cauldrons and wands on a purple cloth, lit cabinets of potion bottles, trailing plants and heavy curtains

Our two rooms

We still come to you. But we also have two rooms of our own in Plymouth, and for a lot of people that is the easier option: nothing to clear, nothing to set up, nothing to clean afterwards.

  • The Potion Room, up to 10 children
  • The Legends Lair, up to 25
  • Plymouth

Room one

The Potion Room

A private room for up to ten children, or eight adults. This is the room the whole thing grew out of, and it is the one most people picture when they think of a wizard party.

The forbidden vibe. Heavy castle curtains, and lush plants trailing down over the shelves so the room reads as a hidden chamber somebody stopped tending to a long time ago.

Lit from within. The cabinets glow, so the rows of potion bottles, the shimmering vials and the jars of ingredients are the brightest thing in a dark room. Children go straight to them.

The two centrepieces. A floor-length mirror that throws the light back across the room, and a dinosaur skull, which is always the first thing anyone asks about.

The Potion Room: cauldrons and wands laid out on a purple cloth, lit cabinets of potion bottles, trailing plants over black arched shelves

Room two

The Legends Lair

The big room. Up to twenty-five, children or grown-ups, which is where it earns its place: the Potion Room stops at ten.

Tables we built. Long wooden tables, made rather than bought, and built to be used. Big feasts, board games that take four hours, anything that needs everybody round one surface.

Surrounded by the lore. The walls and corners carry the collection: weapons, shields, maps and relics. It is closer to a tavern or a guild hall than a function room, which is the point.

Room to move. The reason to pick this one is space. Bigger groups can spread out, play and have a look round without queuing for a seat.

The Legends Lair: long handmade wooden tables and black chairs, shelves of crystals and fantasy artifacts along the walls

Which room, and what it costs

The Potion Room
Up to 10 children, or 8 adults
The Legends Lair
Up to 25, any age
Where
Plymouth
Parents
Welcome to stay
Booking a room
Ring or text Sharon

Every party on the site can run in either room, and the price is the same as it is when we come to you. Ring or text Sharon and she will tell you which room suits your numbers, hold the date and give you the address.

Drop-in sessions at the Potion Room

You do not have to book the whole room. Most Saturdays and Sundays we run one-hour drop-in sessions, £12.50 a child for eight places, wizard one day and slime the other.

Questions about the rooms

Can parents stay?

Yes, and most do. There is somewhere to sit with a coffee while the party runs, so you are not standing in a corner holding coats for ninety minutes.

Do you still come to us instead?

Yes. That is still most of what we do, and it has not changed. Everything on the site can come to your hall or your house across Devon and Cornwall. The rooms are an alternative, not a replacement.

What if we are more than ten?

Then it is the Legends Lair, which takes twenty-five. If you are somewhere in between, ring and say how many and we will tell you honestly which room works better.

Where exactly are you?

In Plymouth. Ring or text Sharon on 07835 501419 and she will give you the address and directions when she holds your date.

Got a date in mind?

Tell us the date, the ages and roughly how many, and we will come back to you the same day with what we can do.

  • Everything arrives with us. You provide the room and the cake
  • Set up an hour before, and we tidy up afterwards
  • £5 million public liability and an enhanced DBS
  • Answering the phone every day, 9am to 8pm