MYRTLE BEACH · MYRTLE BEACH ESCAPE GAMES
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 9 escape games worth the money, each with its price, its player verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
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 The Escape Game at Broadway at the Beach, with game choices, pricing, age guidance, timing, group details, and booking advice.
“Challenging! You need to work under time constraints which adds to the challenge. Not for young children. Was a good brain workout and much fun!”
Test your teamwork in Myrtle Beach’s Walking Dead Escape Room, with themed puzzles, surprises, hints, and a one-hour zombie mission.
“Challenging . This was our firdt escape room! Had to use our 3 hints but did escape right on time. Was with family & we all enjoyed the experience”
Test your teamwork in Myrtle Beach’s Wizard of Oz Escape Room, with family-friendly puzzles, black-light effects, clues, and a 60-minute challenge.
“This was a first for the majority of our family so it was hard to know where you would find clues and how to use them for us, but we had a lot of fun and are ready to book another escape room.”
Solve clever clues, race through themed rooms, and choose one of five 60-minute escape games at The Escape Game Myrtle Beach.
“The clues were great. We love challenges and we were paired with other people which we had fun even with strangers”
Review of Crazy Dash Myrtle Beach, a $10 app-based scavenger hunt with flexible clues, silly challenges, and remote support.
“We have gone around the boardwalk, Broadway, and a bunch of other sights around the Grand Strand many times before, but not like this. My wife and I had a blast finding all the spots we had to and taking the funny pictures to enhance the experience even more. There is so much more beauty in the area that just adds to the natural beauty of the beach.”
Review of Myrtle Beach’s phone-led scavenger hunt, with stops in Murrells Inlet, practical tips, strengths, drawbacks, and who will enjoy it.
“First, I'm going to say we made the mistake of walking the whole time. We had a hard time figuring out what the prompts were asking us to do or find, and when we had questions, the host wouldn't respond for several minutes because they were busy assisting other people. We were also told which businesses to find, but not which locations, which led to us doubling back on our path a couple times. A couple of the slides were messed up; with the prompts being placed with the wrong photos. Overall, it was a fun idea, but not really well thought out for a walkable scavenger hunt.”
Review of Myrtle Beach Unique Scavenger Hunt, a two-hour app-led game with photo challenges, rankings, and stops near top attractions.
“We thought we were going on an actual scavenger hunt where you figure out 1 clue to get to the next clue. This was not that at all. All you basically do is walk around and take pictures of stuff. We quit after 15 minutes.”
Review of Zombie Scavengers in Myrtle Beach, a one-hour app game with citywide challenges, remote support, and team pricing for up to 10.
“We didn’t know if our answers were right or wrong. Could have bought one ticket for the entire family and use one phone if you’re staying together.”
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