THE USA · USA ESCAPE GAMES
The country runs escape rooms like cinemas: purpose-built sets, staff on the radio, the whole room to your party. These 15 sort the chain rooms, the downtown street hunts and the dinner theatres by price, party size and how long you are on the clock.
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 The Escape Game Orlando on I-Drive, with room choices, pricing, timing, age rules, group tips, and honest advice for families.
“Our group of six had a great time and solved the Gold Rush with just over three minutes to spare. We had to ask for a couple clues (darn) but it was very fun and a great way to spend a part of our afternoon. Very clever setup and kept us on our toes.”
Test your teamwork in Pigeon Forge with eight escape-room missions, practical tips, pricing, group advice, and an honest value review.
“We didn’t get to do the escape room that signed up for as the place had double booked it. But they did find us another one with only a minimal wait. The family had a great time, the escape room was very good, and the staff friendly so it worked out in the end!”
Review The Escape Game Cincinnati at The Banks, with five themes, prices, timing, age rules, teamwork tips, and honest value advice.
“We did the Special Ops experience. FANTADTIC!!! We loved every minute of our experience!! This is such a great activity!”
Review of The Escape Game Nashville Berry Hill, with game choices, pricing, group tips, age rules, timing, and honest advice.
“The place - Staff was really friendly and everything was clean. The experience - it took solving one clue to really immerse yourself in the experience! We did The Ruins and we were all Indiana Jones by the time we came out. I like that it's more than just one room; there were 4 of us and we moved around comfortably. It was so much fun that we want to do another one before we leave. Well worth the time and money!”
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 Palm Springs Bank Heist Escape Room: private play, family-friendly puzzles, pricing, tips, timing, and who should book.
“We had a lot of fun! It was the first time for all of us & we really enjoyed it! The staff was very nice and accommodating.”
Review of The Escape Game Honolulu at Ala Moana, with game choices, pricing, age rules, timing, group tips, and practical advice.
“We did the Gold Rush stage. Jesse did a great job of not only setting the stage, but cracking jokes using memes and the screens”
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.”
The Escape Game Columbus review: compare six missions, prices, timing, group rules, age limits, and tips for choosing your best Easton adventure.
“Great experience, fun puzzles! Helpful and friendly staff. We did a shared experience and had a great time.”
Review The Escape Game San Antonio at The Rim, with game choices, pricing, age rules, timing, group tips, and advice on value.
“A challenging and fun experience, glad I had teenagers to help solve the clues! If you are near here, stop by and challenge yourself for a great time!”
Test your teamwork in Palm Springs’ private Titanic escape room, with clever puzzles, helpful game masters, and one hour to survive.
“we had such an amazing experiece. lots of laughs in the process. staff we so friendly and helpful. Will definiately do this again”
Review The Escape Game Irvine at Spectrum Center, with six missions, smart puzzles, helpful guides, pricing, age rules, and practical tips.
“Clues were cleverly hidden. Prison Break is definitely for the critical thinker. I appreciated that there was someone monitoring and giving us helpful hints if we veered too far from the path. Some of the clues were so well hidden, that I don’t think anyone would find them unless given a hint. Maybe there’s a better way to hide the clue?”
Review of The Escape Game Orange: six 60-minute missions, prices, game choices, group advice, booking tips, and honest value notes.
“It was a fun adventure especially having to work together as a team to unravel the puzzles. My kids loved it.”
Solve clues, crack puzzles, and race the clock at The Escape Game Las Vegas in Caesars Palace, with eight family-friendly missions to choose from.
“We made it out in the last minute! We didn’t think we would make it, but it was a great experience!!!”
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