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If you know me or follow me on social media, you know about my most recent obsession…room escapes!!! \u00a0For those of you who don’t know, room escapes are entertainment venues that offer to lock you in a room (not literally, fire code is pretty important to follow) and you have a certain amount of time to escape the room by solving a series of connected puzzles and mysteries. \u00a0It is fantastic amounts of fun. \u00a0In this post, I will take you through a bunch of room escapes I have tried in Southern California (spoiler free, of course!) in hopes that you will jump on the bandwagon and try some of these out. \u00a0Here is my current So Cal directory of room escapes the I have tried. \u00a0As I try more, I will add to the list. <\/p>\n
This room escape company is special to our family because they are responsible for starting our room escape obsession. \u00a0I had recently watched an episode of the famous television show The Bachelorette. \u00a0On one of the episodes, the bachelorette went to a room escape on one of her one-on-one dates. \u00a0It looked like something our family would be into, but things they do on the bachelor franchise are often out of the budget of a typical middle class family. \u00a0In our family we give each other experiential gifts, meaning instead of physical presents (who needs more stuff?) we give experiences to our family members. \u00a0I came across the Trapped Room Escape webpage. \u00a0It had recently opened. \u00a0We decided to try the Puzzlemaster Room for Mom’s birthday.<\/p>\n
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<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nNeedless to say, we had a BLAST! \u00a0We didn’t make it out, but an obsession was born in that room on this night. \u00a0 We also came to the early realization that a good room escape can be a super fun experience, even if you don’t make it out.<\/p>\n
Later on, my husband and I decided to try another room at Trapped that is no longer available. \u00a0It was called The Chamber.<\/p>\n
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A lot of people are turned off by the idea of room escapes because they are scary. \u00a0Most of the many rooms we have done are not scary, so that really shouldn’t be a factor that keeps you from trying one. \u00a0That being said, this one was freaky, but they were very up-front about the theme and physical requirements beforehand. \u00a0We also didn’t make it out of this room, but this was only because we had to rely on other people (strangers that had never done a room escape before) to solve the puzzles. \u00a0We spent a lot of time trying to get one person to follow our directions to get us out of the handcuffs. \u00a0That was a bit disappointing, but may be one of the reasons they re-themed that room.<\/p>\n
Recently, I decided for my birthday present I wanted to spend the whole day room escaping. \u00a0Trapped is one of the few room escapes with multiple rooms that you can do this at. \u00a0You can literally go from room to room and spend your entire day solving puzzles. \u00a0We did their newest room, Sector 13, and their first room they made, called Jailbreak.<\/p>\n
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<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nOkay this room is a very unique experience. \u00a0I am talking a bunch of “Whoa” type moments. \u00a0The puzzles were super challenging and the effects and theming were amazing. \u00a0Once again, we did not make it out, even though we were on the final clue. \u00a0So again, that was a little\u00a0frustrating, but the room itself was well worth the experience. \u00a0If you can only try one room at Trapped, this is the one to see for yourself.<\/p>\n
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<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nThis is one of their easier\u00a0rooms, but I still found it quite challenging. \u00a0Parts of the room require a lot of patience because only one to two people can work on certain puzzles while the others in the room wait. \u00a0We did make it out of the room, but with only 10 minutes to spare. \u00a0If you go to Trapped and you want to have a good chance of making it out of the room, this one is the room to do. \u00a0I am not promising you’ll make it out, but this is your best shot.<\/p>\n
Trapped has great “wow” moments in every room they have. \u00a0Sector 13 and Puzzlemaster have some definite must-see theming. \u00a0Again, these are some of the more challenging rooms we have faced, so Jailbreak is the recommended one for beginners. You can tell the owner has put a lot of passion and hard work into making these rooms entertaining and enjoyable.<\/p>\n
Cost: \u00a0Trapped books by the person. \u00a0All of their rooms are $29 a person. \u00a0If you want to book the whole room, you have to book the maximum number of tickets that can fit in the room.\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n Funhouse Escapes was our 2nd room escape we did. \u00a0This place had such a personable and friendly game master and we were thrilled because we made it out of a room escape for the first time, (which we could not boast at Trapped until our 4th room we tried.) \u00a0I think this room is good\u00a0for first timers and I appreciate that they allowed our\u00a0young children to participate. \u00a0We only tried one of their multiple rooms.<\/p>\n This was a fun experience for us, especially since our kids were included. \u00a0It is definitely the simplest room we have done, but the friendly game master made it a memorable experience. They do have two other rooms here we have not tried. \u00a0One is a sequel to the room above, and they also have a room for a very small group of 5 people max. \u00a0I remember the room host telling us if you break the record time for the room, your group gets to literally break a vinyl record with the old team’s score, and then your team gets displayed on the new record. That’s fun!<\/p>\n Cost: \u00a0Funhouse Escapes only books private rooms. \u00a0It costs $250 to book a room of up to 8 people. \u00a0The Stage Manger’s Office Escape is $125 for up to 5 People.\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n This was our third escape room experience, and it’s another one that we have done multiple rooms\u00a0with. \u00a0First, we tried the room that they named their business after, and we also did a very unique dinner\/room escape combo experience. \u00a0I had never done a room escape with live actors or a dinner, so that was a unique experience.<\/p>\n This room was a little spooky (not too scary though), had some great\u00a0themed decorations, and a few fun surprises. \u00a0The room itself is located in a historic building, which adds to the authenticity of the experience.<\/p>\n Once again, we didn’t make it out of this room, and again, we were in a mixed group with strangers. \u00a0I think the reason we didn’t make it out of a lot of the rooms we first tried is because we were still getting a feel for how a room escape works, and we soon realized that we prefer to do the rooms with our friends and family if at all possible. \u00a0Strangers are a mixed bag. \u00a0You have to be good at communicating what you are finding. \u00a0For example someone may be walking around with a key that you need to a lock you have found. \u00a0When you are doing it with strangers, communication is a little harder. \u00a0Now, my husband and I always go in and take charge of the group and make sure everyone is telling us what they are finding. \u00a0That makes us more successful, and everyone has a better time.<\/p>\n The 13th Room is still available on their website, but the dinner has been re-themed to the Black Dahlia Mystery Dinner. \u00a0I really encourage you to try the dinner and room escape because it is truly one of a kind experience. \u00a0Think murder mystery dinner mixed with a room escape. \u00a0We did not make it out of the 13th Room when we did the room, but I will say there were some technical glitches that impeded our\u00a0progress on that escape. \u00a0We did make it out of the Jack the Ripper room with minutes to spare. \u00a0Also, again, the old building the 13th Room is located in is too cool and really adds to the atmosphere of escapes.<\/p>\n Cost: \u00a0You can book the 13th Room online for $34. \u00a0They have another room that just opened called Alcehmy and Wizardy for $34.50. \u00a0You can book the dinner room escape combo experience for $69 a person. \u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n The Curiosity Shop is not your typical room escape. \u00a0The experience is more like an interactive story. \u00a0It was really spooky (I screamed out loud at one part), but really good for beginners at the same time. \u00a0That is because your game masters really guide you through the room without asking you if you need\u00a0help. \u00a0Think of it like a game of hot and cold. \u00a0You know you are onto something and you are encouraged the entire time.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Needless to say, we made it out of this room with plenty of time to spare. \u00a0I thought the tech in this room was really fun. \u00a0They had a professional intro video, and I left the room thinking, how did they do that??? I wouldn’t recommend this one for families with younger children. \u00a0We left the kiddos with a babysitter while we escaped this room. \u00a0Again this escape is located in a really cool old building, this time in downtown Riverside.<\/p>\n Cost: \u00a0They only have one room and it costs $30 a person to book up to 6 people in the room. \u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n Yes, I may be a little biased since this business is in the family, but read the reviews and you will see it is one of the number one things to do in the popular mountain town of Big Bear. \u00a0These two rooms are consecutive stories, and they have one of the best story lines out there. \u00a0You actually have a plausible reason that you are trying to escape the room.<\/p>\n I was actually a beta tester for both rooms and I made it out with my groups. \u00a0I love the combination of high-tech and low-tech puzzles, many of which are\u00a0unique to these two rooms. \u00a0Plus, they have the most creative and fair scoring system I have ever seen in a room escape. You get points for each minute you make it out. \u00a0If you make it out with two minutes or more, you get to use those minutes in the bonus room, which helps you add points to your final score. \u00a0This is the only room escape where, even if you make it out super early; you still get your full hour\u00a0to play in the bonus room. \u00a0(In other rooms there is no perk for making it out early, other than a leader board status. \u00a0Your game just ends and that is that.) \u00a0 Make sure you check out the room during your mountain getaway.<\/p>\n Cost: $30 per adult per room and $20 for children (ages 6-12), under age 6 is free. \u00a0This is definitely a family friendly experience and groups of young (yet very intelligent) children have gone through the room. Not all rooms will allow children, so if you want to bring your kids, this is the one to bring them to. \u00a0Use code MYVACATIONPANTS for $3 off a ticket. \u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n This room escape is another one of my favorites that I have done in Southern California. \u00a0I have tried two of their rooms and have had stellar experiences about both. \u00a0I am a sucker for a good story line and puzzles that give you that “ah-ha” moment.\u00a0 I felt like Exodus does a wonderful job of having real, challenging, and meaningful puzzles, with some great story telling.<\/p>\n We made it out of Masquerade Manor and made the leader board. \u00a0That was an amazing feeling. \u00a0I think it was because it was a challenging room and we just had an amazing rhythm going through the room. \u00a0We absolutely loved going through this room together. I felt like our team was so in sync with each other. \u00a0Quake Escape we did with a group of 20 people for my birthday party. \u00a0It was fun to be able to do it with so many people, but a bummer because I didn’t get to see a lot of the puzzles. \u00a0I am fairly sure they have redesigned the room and it is only a 10 person room now. \u00a0They have multiple locations throughout southern California, so check them all out.<\/p>\n Cost: $30 per adult per room and $20 for children (ages 7-12), under age 7 is free. \u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n Escape Room\u00a0Palm Springs has four different rooms in one location, so this is another place you can do a room escape marathon if you want. \u00a0We have done two of their four rooms and I really want to go back and do the other ones as well. \u00a0They have some great themes and puzzles. \u00a0Nothing is too high tech, but the rooms are dressed to impress. \u00a0I loved the design of both the rooms we did. \u00a0We still hold the first place spot for the Titanic room, so that is pretty awesome!<\/p>\n They recently upped the time they give you to solve the room from 45 minutes to 60 minutes. I like 60 minute rooms way better. \u00a0I feel like rooms that are less than 60 minutes are shortchanging their guests because they often cost the same as the\u00a0hour long games. \u00a0We have done this room escape on two different occasions. \u00a0The first time my hubby and I did a spontaneous date night to this room escape. \u00a0We just chose the next room that had space. \u00a0We knew we were going to be joined by another group because we nabbed the last two spots. \u00a0It was fun despite doing it with a large group we didn’t know. \u00a0We also made the leader board, so that was fun. \u00a0The 2nd room we did on my room escape marathon day, and that was\u00a0the Titanic room. \u00a0That was fun because we got to do it with just our group. \u00a0We also rocked the leader board. \u00a0You can check out our big 1st place win here<\/a>. \u00a0I love that they have a leader board and that it is online. \u00a0 The Titanic Room\u00a0also has a unique situation where you can challenge another group to the same exact room. \u00a0So, if you have a larger group, you can split in to two smaller groups and race against each other. \u00a0That is super different and gives it that competitive feel.<\/p>\n COST: $30 per person ages 12 and up. \u00a0You have to call and make special arrangements if you have a 10 or 11 year old in your group and they don’t allow children under 10. This kind of bums me out because my kids would have loved the Titanic room and I want to take them to go do the Mystery Room. I think sometimes escape rooms underestimate a child’s intelligence. \u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n Open Door was also part of my room escape marathon day. \u00a0I love that it is in an old building in downtown Redlands. \u00a0It really has an authentic feel. \u00a0We got to try The Study, and they are set to open another room soon. \u00a0This room also has an item in the room (I’m not going to tell you what) that is really good for beginners. \u00a0You can basically get unlimited clues, similar to how The Curiosity Shop is run.<\/p>\n The Study – An esteemed journalist who wrote an important expose has vanished. \u00a0No one really knows why he is gone, but the thought is that he escaped from the powerful men that he exposed. \u00a0See if you can uncover how he vanished and escaped from his apartment.<\/p>\n Our group really enjoyed the room. \u00a0It was a well written story and a couple of their puzzles really stumped us, even though by this time we were seasoned room escapers. \u00a0We did make it out with a few minutes to spare, and we even got a cool sticker that says we escaped.<\/p>\n COST: One of the cheaper rooms I have seen in the area, especially for such a high quality escape. \u00a0$25 a person. \u00a0You can book a whole room for $145 a group. \u00a0They recommend the room for ages 13 and above, but you can probably make special arrangements if you book a private room. \u00a0I think this one would be perfectly appropriate for children.<\/strong><\/p>\n I gave End Game Room Escape as a present to some of my friend and family members for Christmas. \u00a0We had a large group of ten do their Kill Switch room.<\/p>\n Kill Switch – You are exploring a Cyber Punk city when you uncover an android that has plans to destroy the human race. \u00a0You and your group must make a unified decision about what side you choose. It is really hard for me to not like an escape room. \u00a0I love the thrill of it and I find it highly entertaining to uncover clues and make it out of the room. \u00a0I even take more pride when my group makes the leaderboard, which we did!!! \u00a0We got first place on the Legends leaderboard which means we didn’t need any clues at all to solve the room. \u00a0That being said, the group was a little large to work on this room together. \u00a0There were multiple people standing around waiting for something to do. \u00a0I did like some of their unique puzzles and the choose your own adventure style ending, but I think the room could be reworked to include more puzzles or there needs to be less maximum people in the room. \u00a0Of course our group had a blast, and they even waited for a member of our party that was running late, which I know most room escapes wouldn’t do, so I have to give them props for their awesome customer service.<\/p>\n COST: Another one of the cheapest rooms around at $25 a person, but they do not allow children under age 16. \u00a0As you know this is a negative for\u00a0me. \u00a0There was some creepy aspects, but they could easily be changed\u00a0around for a group that requests it and the room would be perfectly appropriate for children. \u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n Kaein is also a room escape where I invited 10 of my friends and family members to the room as a present. \u00a0Giving room escapes really does make an excellent gift.\u00a0 I thought it was another really outside of the box escape and it really was a fun night for everyone. \u00a0We did their alien room which they no longer have available, so I am glad we got the chance to try it before they changed to a new theme. \u00a0I am not sure if they still do this, but our group was split up into two teams and we had to solve the puzzles in separate rooms. We had to figure out how to communicate with each other, and they had clues in their room that helped us and vice versa. \u00a0I have never done anything quite like it and it really tested your communication and teamwork skills. \u00a0There website is not very user friendly though. \u00a0I tried to look up information about booking their new room and all I found out was that they are only booking rooms on Fridays and Saturdays now and you have to play around with the number of people and dates to get a price confirmation. \u00a0They allow up to 12 people in their room, but you have to have a minimum number of participants to book the room, so my advice would be to go with a larger group.<\/p>\n COST: \u00a0I think it costs $30 a person to do the room, although don’t quote me on that because it was hard to figure out. \u00a0 \u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n My Vacation Pants (MVP) Tip: \u00a0Always check the reviews on TripAdvisor, Google, or Yelp before you book an escape room. \u00a0We have been burned by really shady businesses in this industry in particular, but the reviews (especially Trip Advisor ones) never lead us wrong. \u00a0We just made the mistake once of not reading the reviews before we booked. \u00a0Oops, lesson learned.<\/em><\/p>\n MVP \u00a0Tip #2: \u00a0Many room escapes have promotions running at any given tme, so make sure you check Groupon and Living Social before you go. \u00a0(Just make sure you read the reviews\u00a0first!)<\/em><\/p>\n Okay, so that is my Southern Cali guide to the room escapes I have tried in the area for now. \u00a0I of course will add amendments as I try more. \u00a0I have also done room escapes while I travel outside of my home state of California as well, so I will definitely give you reviews of those destinations as well. \u00a0Check out my write up of one I did in Hot Springs, Arkansas.<\/a> \u00a0One of the best room escapes I have ever done, and that is saying a lot!!! \u00a0Any suggestions on room escapes I should try in the area? \u00a0Let’s hear about them all. \u00a0I would love to try any room escape in Southern California that you, my fantastic reader, had fun at.<\/p>\n Follow My Vacation Pants on Social Media:<\/p>\n Instagram:\u00a0https:\/\/www.instagram.com\/myvacationpants\/<\/a> Trapped Room Escapes and Mountain Room Escapes invited me and my party as their guests, but, as always all opinions are my own.<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" If you know me or follow me on social media, you know about my most recent obsession…room escapes!!! \u00a0For those of you who don’t know, room escapes are entertainment venues that offer to lock you in a room (not literally, fire code is pretty important to follow) and you have a certain amount of time […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":3,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"om_disable_all_campaigns":false,"_monsterinsights_skip_tracking":false,"_jetpack_newsletter_access":"","_jetpack_dont_email_post_to_subs":false,"_jetpack_newsletter_tier_id":0,"_jetpack_memberships_contains_paywalled_content":false,"_jetpack_feature_clip_id":0,"_jetpack_memberships_contains_paid_content":false,"footnotes":"","jetpack_publicize_message":"","jetpack_publicize_feature_enabled":true,"jetpack_social_post_already_shared":true,"jetpack_social_options":{"image_generator_settings":{"template":"highway","default_image_id":0,"font":"","enabled":false},"version":2},"jetpack_post_was_ever_published":false},"categories":[9,41,62,66,68,69],"tags":[89,90,91,93,100,101,103,134,143,147,159,161,162],"class_list":["post-298","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","hentry","category-budget-travel","category-my-vacation-pants","category-staycations","category-things-to-do","category-travel-blog","category-traveling-on-a-budget","tag-budget-travel","tag-california","tag-california-travel","tag-cheap-travel","tag-escape-rooms","tag-escape-the-room","tag-family-travel","tag-puzzle-room","tag-room-escapes","tag-southern-california","tag-travel","tag-travel-blog","tag-travel-tips"],"jetpack_publicize_connections":[],"jetpack_sharing_enabled":true,"jetpack_shortlink":"https:\/\/wp.me\/p87NkQ-4O","jetpack_featured_media_url":"","_links":{"self":[{"href":"https:\/\/myvacationpants.com\/index.php\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts\/298","targetHints":{"allow":["GET"]}}],"collection":[{"href":"https:\/\/myvacationpants.com\/index.php\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts"}],"about":[{"href":"https:\/\/myvacationpants.com\/index.php\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/types\/post"}],"author":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/myvacationpants.com\/index.php\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/users\/3"}],"replies":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/myvacationpants.com\/index.php\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/comments?post=298"}],"version-history":[{"count":0,"href":"https:\/\/myvacationpants.com\/index.php\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts\/298\/revisions"}],"wp:attachment":[{"href":"https:\/\/myvacationpants.com\/index.php\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/media?parent=298"}],"wp:term":[{"taxonomy":"category","embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/myvacationpants.com\/index.php\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/categories?post=298"},{"taxonomy":"post_tag","embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/myvacationpants.com\/index.php\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/tags?post=298"}],"curies":[{"name":"wp","href":"https:\/\/api.w.org\/{rel}","templated":true}]}}Funhouse Escapes<\/a> – Menifee, California<\/h3>\n
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<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nThe 13th Room<\/a> – Pomona, California<\/h3>\n
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<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nThe Curiosity Shop<\/a> – Riverside, California<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nMountain Room Escapes<\/a> – Big Bear, California<\/h3>\n
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<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nExodus Room Escapes<\/a> – Anaheim, California and Rancho Cucamonga, California<\/h3>\n
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<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nEscape Room\u00a0Palm Springs<\/a>– Palm Springs, California<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nOpen Door Room Escapes<\/a>\u00a0– Redlands, California<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nEnd Game Room Escape<\/a> – Colton, California<\/h3>\n
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