The Top 4 Escape Games in Washington DC

1.The Escape Game DC: Epic 60-Minute Adventures in Penn Quarter

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 169 reviews · 1 hour 15 minutes (approx.) · from $43Our pick

Test your wits in four 60-minute escape games near the White House, with teamwork, helpful guides, and easy downtown access.

“Great fun - however, my partner and I both got very sick with stomach bug 6 hours after doing the escape room. Neither of us had gone outside for over a day other than the Escape room event (we both work from home). So time have been germs picked up while hitting buttons in the escape room.”

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2.The Escape Game DC: 60-Minute Adventure in Georgetown

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 135 reviews · 1 hour 15 minutes (approx.) · from $38

Review of The Escape Game DC in Georgetown, with game choices, timing, price, age rules, group tips, and practical booking advice.

“Escape game was so fun! Staff was so friendly and helpful. Building was clean and organized. We loved our experience”

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3.Georgetown, Washington DC: Escape Room Adventure

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 20 reviews · 45 minutes - 1 hour · from $38Best value

Review of Georgetown’s Escape Game DC, with six themed rooms, unlimited hints, pricing, age rules, timing, and booking advice.

“Had so much fun with my adult kids. Would do it again in a heartbeat.”

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4.Outdoor Escape Room in Washington, D.C. – Adams Morgan

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 17 reviews · 2 hours (approx.)

Solve a murder mystery while exploring Adams Morgan in this two-hour outdoor escape game for up to six people.

“We did the Escapely outdoor scavenger hunt in Adams Morgan about a year ago and absolutely loved it. Our group was five adults and two kids under 10, and it worked surprisingly well for everyone—the kids participated on and off but stayed engaged the whole time. It was such a fun way to explore Adams Morgan and discover cool spots and details we never would’ve noticed otherwise. We covered a lot of ground, and the neighborhood was perfect for it, with easy pit stops along the way for a drink or a bite to eat. The challenges were clever and thoughtfully designed, especially how they incorporated buildings, street art, and…”

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