SACRAMENTO · SACRAMENTO ESCAPE GAMES
The 8 best escape games you can book right now, with what one player pays, how long each runs and how many of you it needs. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Review The Escape Game Roseville near Sacramento, with five themed missions, prices, timing, group advice, guides, and booking tips.
“We had such a fun time! All the employees were so helpful and kind and the game was so immersive and challenging! Truman and Devin were both were fantastic!”
Solve undercover puzzles across downtown Sacramento with a private group of up to six, using city clues, QR codes, and a portable game box.
“Over all very fun! We loved walking around and the coffee shop we started at had amazing coffees and treats. We were a bit frustrated when the clues for the 5 agent didn’t have the right colors of the card and the map for the 4th agent made it seem like it started where you opened it and it did not. Otherwise this was super fun and I will totally try another.”
Explore Nevada City’s Gold Rush streets with smartphone clues, historic stops, easy parking, and a private two-hour walking game.
“It was a great way to explore this wonderful little town! Great places to see. Cute little shops and the food was amazing!”
Explore Old Sacramento, Tower Bridge, and Delta King with a self-paced smartphone scavenger hunt for families and private groups.
“Loved all of it except for one of the clues was misleading and confusing. The rest was fun. Hints are not an option on this other than on one question”
Review of Sacramento Scavenger Hunt Adventure, a flexible smartphone game through Old Sacramento and Capitol Mall for groups of up to five.
“Three of us were doing the hunt mainly to learn about Sacramento. We lost interest when it was geared for picture taking and teams. But it was a great experience and I would recommend it.”
Review of Sacramento City Scavenger Hunt by Operation City Quest, with app play, downtown challenges, pricing, tips, and practical details.
“Difficulty sharing the code with others. There is an additional code once you set up the group that pops up on the screen that has to be shared with others. Recommend that you add a statement that people need this code to join the group. We did have fun trying to locate the items. Some were no longer available. Sadly it was one of the hottest days in Sacramento when we did the hunt!”
Explore Roseville with a two-hour app-led scavenger hunt featuring city challenges, team points, remote help, and a flexible private format.
“Me being goofy with a new found friend. Having to pretend to fly surf bowl and drive a race car in circles..”
Explore Sacramento by app on a flexible two-hour scavenger hunt covering the Capitol, City Hall, plazas, theaters, and historic landmarks.
“Entertaining hunt. Educational and enjoyed by teenagers. The walk was longer than mentioned by the app but not too long. Plenty points of interest to pause at along the way.”
A door, a street, a phone or a dinner table.
