United States California 12 Cool Escape Room Experiences in Los Angeles By Kayte Deioma Kayte Deioma Kayte Deioma is an internationally published travel writer and photographer based in the Los Angeles area. TripSavvy's editorial guidelines Updated on 04/28/21 Escape room experiences are all the rage in Los Angeles and most of them go on all year long. In each one, you have a specified amount of time to solve your way out of a locked (or supposedly locked) space or solve some kind of puzzle, alone or as part of a team. There are a few horror-themed escapes that run all year and during Halloween, there are a few more that take on a menacing tone. 01 of 12 60out Escape Rooms 60out Escape Rooms has a whopping eight escape rooms to choose from that range from easy to hard and not at all scary to gruesome. The themes include Houdini, Jumanji, Alice in Wonderland, Mafia, and more. There are two rooms each at four different locations all over Los Angeles. Each escape is 60 minutes for two to six players. 02 of 12 Maze Rooms Pirates, astronauts, prisoners, spies, and demon hunters are just a few of the roles you can play in Maze Rooms' escape rooms with more in development at multiple locations across Los Angeles. Each escape is 60 minutes, most for two to six players; one has a minimum of three, and a couple of them have a maximum of five. 03 of 12 MagIQ Escape Rooms View Map Address 1446 S Robertson Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90035, USA Get directions Phone +1 424-335-0066 Web Visit website MagIQ Escape Rooms have three rooms to choose from for two to six or eight adults, or up to seven to nine kids with one adult. Their rooms are more about solving mysteries than escaping. The themes are wizards, pirates, and mummies. 04 of 12 Escapedom in Westwood View Map Escapedom has two rooms giving you the option between saving the world from mass destruction or retrieving the Crystal of Death before it can summon deadly spirits. You can sign up on your own or with a team of up to six players. Continue to 5 of 12 below. 05 of 12 The Exit Game View Map Address 111 N Atlantic Blvd # 148, Monterey Park, CA 91754, USA Get directions Phone +1 626-861-2772 Web Visit website The Exit Game in Monterey Park has multiple rooms with themes surrounding wizard schools, evil robots, and North Korean jails. Six to eight players per room are recommended for best success. If you don't buy the whole room, you may be paired with other individuals or groups. You can also book a private room with fewer players. Solo players can join other groups. 06 of 12 PanicIQ Room Hollywood View Map Address 3393 Barham Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90068, USA Get directions Phone +1 323-380-6271 Web Visit website PanicIQ Room Hollywood has two escape rooms, Bunker, where you can play a terrorist locked in a torture chamber or Insane Asylum, where your team worked to solve the mystery of a patient who disappeared 70 years ago. Each escape is 60 minutes for two to six players and there are many other themed rooms like steampunk, aliens, and casino. 07 of 12 Escape IQ View Map Address 1135 E 5th St #8, Los Angeles, CA 90013, USA Get directions Phone +1 213-221-7749 Web Visit website Escape IQ has three rooms, Alcatraz, the Vault, and Dr. Brown's Manor. Each can accommodate up to 10 players. Kids are permitted with adults and if you come by yourself, you will be matched with a team. 08 of 12 Amazing Escape Room View Map Address 16933 Parthenia St #100, North Hills, CA 91343, USA Get directions Phone +1 818-893-6666 Web Visit website The Amazing Escape Room in Northridge has five non-scary rooms for up to eight people. There is no minimum age limit at this attraction, so it's great for families. Rooms include the Secret Agent, Roaring 20s, Escape the X corporation, The Starlight Lounge, and Mystery of the Red Dragon. If you don't fill all eight spots, you may be paired with other groups or individuals. Continue to 9 of 12 below. 09 of 12 Escape Room LA View Map Address 120 E 8th St, Los Angeles, CA 90014, USA Get directions Phone +1 213-689-3229 Web Visit website Escape Room LA is a year-round escape experience that's challenging and fun, but not scary. There are multiple rooms with themes of Atlantis and the ancient Mayan civilization. An outdoor game titled Jewels of the White Tiger, where you must use a map to find a hidden treasure is another option. 10 of 12 Escape Room Long Beach View Map Address 3926 E Broadway, Long Beach, CA 90803-6109, USA Get directions Phone +1 562-825-9997 Web Visit website Escape Room Long Beach has two non-scary escape experiences. One scenario sends you into a prohibition-era speakeasy to swipe the alcohol while another has you playing FBI agents decoding a video message from a scientist. If you prefer a scary theme, The Queen is a room about ghost sightings on the Queen Mary ship. 11 of 12 Exodus Escape Room Exodus Escape Room has multiple games with a bank heist, underwater, and mythology themes. If you don't buy the whole room, you may be paired with other individuals or groups. There are multiple locations Irvine, Rancho Cucamonga, and Anaheim Hills. 12 of 12 THE BASEMENT: A Live Escape Room Experience Courtesy of The Basement View Map Address 12909 Foothill Blvd, Sylmar, CA 91342, USA Get directions Phone +1 866-993-7227 Web Visit website This real-life version of the popular escape game genre offers participants the chance to see what it would feel like to be in the plot of a horror movie. Once locked inside, you have 45 minutes to use the hidden keys, clues, trap doors, and more to solve the puzzles and escape. There is a second escape experience for up to four people called The Boiler Room, which moves the story to chapter two, and another chapter in a larger room for up to 10 people at a time called The Study. Was this page helpful? Thanks for letting us know! Share Pin Email Tell us why! Submit Share Pin Email