THE USA · MURDER MYSTERY GAMES IN THE USA
One free evening, too many rooms. These 14 murder mystery games in the USA earn the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes.
Branson Murder Mystery review: enjoy a family-friendly dinner show, audience clues, comedy, music, and an all-you-can-eat buffet.
“Getting the speaking part of Hollie Day and being a part of the awesome, fun cast! Delightful and so entertaining. Food was so yummy too!!”
Review of Riga Tony’s Myrtle Beach murder mystery dinner, with food, audience participation, timing, tips, and who should book.
“We were celebrating a birthday, and had an amazing time. The food was yummy (the meatball and canolli WHERE SO GOOD), the show was funny, and the staff are amazing..”
Review of Branson’s WhoDunnit Hoedown, with dinner, comedy, audience clues, pricing, food tips, timing, and booking advice.
“Good entertainment for all ages. Food was good, except the chicken was a little dry. Potato Soup needed a little more love.”
Review of Sarasota’s Murder Mystery Trolley, with practical details on price, participation, timing, comfort, food, and who will enjoy it.
“the way presented the people that went were good would be better if dinner was supplied . gggggggggggggggggg%ooooooooooddddffffff”
Review of LA’s DTLA Murder Mystery Ghost Tour, covering its dark history, haunted hotels, bar stops, value, walking route, and practical tips.
“LA native here, aside from typical Downtown LA behavior, the tour was fun! Our tour guide killed it (pun intended)! The walking wasn’t too bad, I’d definitely take a sweater and hand sanitizer. Other than that it was very informational and thrilling to learn all the history.”
Solve a Prohibition-era murder while visiting Nashville bars, tasting whiskey, and learning local history on this lively two-hour pub crawl.
“It was a fun experience. The other parties were friendly and fun! If you are looking to do something different I highly recommend this.”
Solve a comic murder over a four-course dinner in Albuquerque, with hidden actors, audience clues, a cash bar, and prizes.
“This was such a great experience! The entire show was incredibly entertaining and quite hilarious! My husband, daughter and I all had a wonderful time!”
Review of Denver’s Dinner Detective murder mystery show, with dinner, clues, audience actors, pricing, food, logistics, and booking advice.
“none..my son left..I had to leave with him..my other half had to leave cause Im on a wheelchair so my sons best friend had to leave..Still they wanted $35 tip for actors...terrible...asked receptionist about if we had to wait they would come and get us..She only said rest rooms to left..drinks to right...Sad food. what I had was terrible and gave it to my son's best friend..no dirnks except water. would not recommend it to anyone!!!!!”
Franklin’s Dinner Detective combines a four-course meal, undercover actors, audience clues, and a chance to win Top Sleuth.
“Not like anything I’ve done before. It was an interesting experience. The actors/actresses were funny but I don’t like public speaking and they call out people in the crowd the whole time. So that was uncomfortable.”
Review of New Orleans’ interactive 1911 Storyville murder mystery at The Maison, with pricing, hosts, access, value, and practical tips.
“Group interaction. Funny. Be warned: not for anyone under 18. Great night!!! Setting was very appropriate.”
Review of St. Louis’ Dinner Detective mystery show, with a four-course meal, comedy, clues, cash bar, parking, price, and booking tips.
“My friend and I had such a good time. The food was good, and the murder mystery was entertaining and hilarious! I totally recommend.”
Fort Collins dinner mystery review covering the interactive show, meal, price, bar, age rules, group size, and practical booking tips.
“I was skeptical at first but thoroughly enjoyed this event. The actors and hostess did an amazing job!”
Review the Orlando Speakeasy Murder Mystery Dinner Show, with a 1920s setting, three-course meal, audience interaction, pricing, tips, and drawbacks.
“Really fun themed who dunnit evening with 3 course meal included. Food is ok, not huge choice, chicken or meatballs and no clear veggie option but when requested it was available... the actual themed part of the event was really good and would 100% recommend”
Solve a Chicago murder while tasting donuts, a hot dog, deep dish pizza, and dessert on a lively two-hour food tour.
“A super fun blend of murder mystery, Chicago architecture, and history. Would definitely recommend to adults or a family. (We have 3 kids 13, 10, and 8, and it was fun for them too!) Andre is an engaging and fun host whom made it a great day fRead more”
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