Los Angeles · ESCAPE ROOMS
Distance decides more here than taste does. These 13 escape rooms are laid out so you can see what each costs, how long it runs and which side of the basin it starts on.
Crack a Palm Springs bank vault with your private group in a lively one-hour escape room built for families, friends, and team events.
“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.”
Test your teamwork in Palm Springs Titanic escape room, with clever puzzles, private play, helpful game masters, and flexible start times.
“Great time Levi was the best. Very challenging we didn’t solve the puzzles that would definitely go back.”
Test your wits at Irvine Spectrum Center with six themed escape rooms, helpful game guides, and 60 minutes to solve the mission.
“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?”
Solve a vampire’s cursed coffin in a private, one-hour escape room in Palm Springs, with family-friendly puzzles and helpful staff.
“The challenge to discover the answers to the clues and moving forward to the next clue. Although we did not fully complete the task, we came very close. We still ha d great fun.”
Review Merlin’s Magic School escape room in Palm Springs, with puzzles, private groups, family tips, pricing, timing, and booking advice.
“It was a great experience! The rooms were spacious and clean. The staff were very engaging. This was the best escape room we’ve visited by far. My family and I really enjoyed ourselves!!”
Solve a Jack the Ripper mystery in a private Palm Springs escape room with clever clues, Victorian London drama, and flexible group booking.
“KMoney was an awesome escape room guide and assisted us through this amazing experience with success! Five adults throughly enjoyed this very cool set up with lots of surprises. We’ll be back again next year to try another one! Thank you!”
Review of The Escape Game LA in Century City, with four themed missions, pricing, age rules, group tips, and practical booking advice.
“Had an amazing time here. Admission fee was a reasonable amount and we completed the room with 8 minutes to spare.Room was very nicely decorated atmosphere was amazing. Came with a group of four which is recommended. The staff were very nice and polite as well! Would recommend to come with friends or family.”
Solve clues, tackle six themed missions, and race the clock at The Escape Game Torrance, a lively group activity at Del Amo Fashion Center.
“We did an escape room before this one at the same establishment and it was equally fun! Julia was our amazing guide and she even helped us during the cow room when we needed help with buttons. Everything was clean and worked perfectly. It was definitely more challenging in a good way. Every employee here is so welcoming and informed! I will definitely come back :)”
Palm Springs private PvP spaceship game with sabotage, secret traitors, voting, and fast teamwork for groups of 4 to 10.
“Fun for ages 12-78! We got lots of help from the staff to understand how to play and everyone enjoyed it. Some light sabotage and laughs.”
Solve clues, test your wits, and explore Santa Monica on a two-hour outdoor escape room for up to six people.
“Super fun adventure for escape room enthusiasts and people who love trying new things. Great for locals and tourists because it’s a great way to explore Santa Monica’s hidden treasures and learn historical fun facts! Puzzles were super fun; some easy and some challenging !”
Review The Escape Game LA at Century City, with four 60-minute missions, unlimited hints, group tips, pricing, and practical booking advice.
Solve spy-themed puzzles across Little Tokyo in a private two-hour outdoor escape room for up to six people, with clues, landmarks, and app play.
“As an avid escape room goer (50-100 rooms), I would rate this outdoor escape room as excellent! There were new puzzle mechanisms involved in this game that I’ve never encountered at other escape rooms before which was really cool. The game had a really good variety of easy, medium, and challenging puzzles. The secret agent storyline was very entertaining as well and I loved all the places that the game led us to. My friend and I loved this Little Tokyo version and now we can’t wait to try the other ones!”
Hunt a secret spy through Little Tokyo in a private, phone-driven outdoor escape room with puzzles, actors, and a 1.5-mile walk.
“The little world that was created for this adventure was a fun one to play in! As a longtime immersive fan, including escape rooms, I already knew I liked the concept, but the physical environment was a great fit. Little Tokyo, and walking around looking for real-world people and places added an extra level that you don't get from artificial environments.”
Pick a coastline, a canyon or a back lot.
