NEW YORK CITY · NEW YORK CITY ESCAPE GAMES
One free evening, too many rooms. These 14 escape games earn the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes.
Solve clues, play secret agent or prisoner, and race through a 60-minute escape game at The Escape Game NYC in Midtown Manhattan.
“The escape room was great, I absolutely loved it! If you’re in a group and trying to have fun, GO HERE!!!!”
Explore Central Park with a self-guided app hunt featuring statues, photo challenges, cultural stops, and flexible private fun.
“Could not find the pick up point and no communication what so ever, we missed the scavenger hunt all together”
Solve an Alice in Wonderland mystery while exploring Central Park with a private, self-paced escape room for up to six people.
“Leaving a review isn’t enough to describe how amazing this escape room adventure was! You have to experience it for yourself and if you like adventure and solving puzzles! Believe me, you will enjoy this! The persons/person that created this game did an amazing job. My first time in NY so it was my first time in Central Park. The game made it 3x better”
Review The Escape Game NYC in Midtown: seven themed rooms, unlimited hints, family rules, pricing, logistics, and tips for choosing your game.
“The room was fun and full of challenging puzzles.”
Explore Midtown Manhattan by smartphone on a flexible scavenger hunt linking Times Square, Rockefeller Center, Park Avenue, and more.
“Fantastic experience - loved by natives and tourists alike! In our experience everyone learned something new, even those of us that lived here for years, although it is a more touristy experience. The questions are fun and challenging and the route really highlights the interconnected nature of Manhattan! We were a group ranging from 17-23 yo people. Although a perfect way to get to know Manhattan for families, the Quest might be more challenging for small children since the questions are of medium difficulty and require literacy. It was so fun we didn’t even notice all the walking! You can take two breaks during the challenge (which we did once…”
Explore Greenwich Village through an affordable self-guided game linking Hendrix, Poe, Dylan-era sites, theaters, clubs, and parks.
“I loved learning all these many details about some of my favourite musicians and, literally, following their steps in the city. It’s self-guided and you can stop anytime to grab a bite, which is quite convenient actually.”
Solve a Manhattan murder mystery while exploring Washington Square, the High Line, Chelsea Market, and Hudson Yards on foot.
“Great activity for a solo traveler (and I’m sure a group) to see unique parts of NYC! Had fun and recommend the experience for others - particularly those traveling alone that might not want to join a group of strangers on a tour.”
Explore Lower Manhattan at your own pace with a smartphone scavenger hunt covering Wall Street, 9/11 sites, City Hall, and more.
“Great historical scavenger hunt! My family enjoyed it! We highly recommend it for families with upper elementary kids and older. My boys are twenty somethings and they enjoyed it.”
Explore Manhattan’s Flatiron District through a self-guided puzzle walk linking monuments, historic buildings, and city stories for $5.99.
“This game was a blast! My fiance and I had a wonderful time frolicking through the city and learning fascinating new facts and stories.”
Review of The Escape Game Brooklyn at City Point, with six family-friendly missions, unlimited hints, prices, timing, and practical tips.
Turn Central Park into a game board with a three-hour smartphone scavenger hunt covering landmarks, clues, history, and more.
“It was a fun way to explore the city. Some of the hints are a little dated, but we were able to make the most of it.”
Explore Central Park by solving movie-themed clues from Tavern On the Green to Loeb Boathouse in this flexible, low-cost phone game.
“Not great unfortunately, the starting place was not open, the maps ( link through Apple Maps) sent you all over the place, clue and movie info a bit weak and then finished at a locked up boat house. I could have done a better job . Good , nice sunny enjoyable walk but not because of app! Need money back really.”
Explore Central Park with a self-guided app hunt covering famous landmarks, riddles, six languages, flexible timing, and a low $9.60 price.
“A little hesitant at the time of purchase, there were virtually no reviews. I can say instead that the experience was really nice, the app worked very well and we really enjoyed it. We've learned a few things, too.Auto-translated”
Explore Midtown at your own pace with a 21-stage French-language treasure hunt, family-friendly puzzles, and a mystery celebrity to identify.
“Perfect! This activity allowed us to focus our attention on Midtown in a different way and to discover many interesting anecdotes!”
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