SAN DIEGO · SAN DIEGO ESCAPE GAMES
One free evening, too many rooms. These 10 escape games earn the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes.
Review The Escape Game San Diego in the Gaslamp Quarter, with game choices, pricing, group tips, age rules, and practical advice.
“The theme and props were great. Staff were friendly. There was no AC so we were given neck fans that didn’t work well and we wert all sweating and uncomfortable.”
Review of The Escape Game at Westfield UTC in San Diego, with game choices, pricing, timing, group tips, and advice on who should book.
“It was so much fun! Very fun! And all the workers were so nice ! We escaped!!”
Explore Little Italy through a two-hour outdoor escape game with clues, puzzles, local history, and private group play for up to six.
“Glad our team included 6 adults of varying ages and life experiences to solve the puzzles. Don’t hesitate to use the hints.”
Explore Balboa Park with a private puzzle game, visiting gardens, art, theater, and landmarks at your own pace for $7.20.
“My kids ENJOYED this. They enjoyed the story and solving the puzzles, and reading the map to direct us to the nxt location. This was a fun family activity.”
Review of The Escape Game San Diego in the Gaslamp Quarter, with room themes, pricing, group advice, accessibility, and practical booking tips.
“It was intriguing and very well done. It was definitely a challenge and my grandson and I thoroughly enjoyed it the individual rooms were very well done”
Explore San Diego’s Gaslamp Quarter through a $7.22 phone puzzle walk covering ten historic stops in about 90 minutes.
“There was nothing memorable about this game. The directions to the 2nd sight didn’t work. Game over. Very disappointed.”
Explore San Diego Harbor by smartphone scavenger hunt, with stops in Little Italy, Gaslamp Quarter, Waterfront Park, and more.
“Great way to see all the sights at the harbor and city. We did this tour on our last say of the trip and it was a great way to see parts we otherwise would have missed. Definitely recommend going back to little italy after the trip (if you start at 8 like we did) for lunch and a good time”
Review of San Diego’s smartphone scavenger hunt, with route details, price value, walking tips, stops, and advice on who should book.
“This was a fun and excellent way to see and learn about an area of San Diego that we’ve visited several times in the past, but never took the time to pay attention to the details. We enjoyed taking in all the sights and learning the history of the location! Highly recommended! Personal tips and critiques - The location and challenge tips we’re not too helpful for us. Take a little extra time to read each question carefully so you’re answering them accurately and completely.”
Solve a 1926 murder while walking one mile through San Diego’s Gaslamp Quarter with clues, history, and a smartphone.
“The start up is confusing. A plackard was missing. And the whole mystery concept was just a deterrent. Each of the “riddles “ were the same type. Needs more originality.”
Turn Balboa Park into a self-guided game with clues, local history, creative challenges, and flexible timing for up to five people.
“Was fun and informative and would recommend. Just a couple of areas to improve upon-clearer start location, make sure all activities are open, we had one that is closed for renovation so had to skip and if there is a back button, we inadvertently hit something at the start so the activity jumped to the second activity without us actually getting to start the first and could not go back so that was a bit frustrating”
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