Escape On 13th

• You are an archaeologist exploring the dark passages of a forgotten temple when suddenly a stone door closes behind you. You look around to find that you are not alone, that the skeletons of other lost adventurers are all around you.

  4 – 10 60 min.

  

  Curse of Anubis

  by Escape On 13thEscape game

  Salt Lake City

  Rating: (5+ reviews)

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• You and your Expedition 1 crew are at your research station on a habitable planet, Ares. You have continued the time old search for signs of extraterrestrial life.

  2 – 8 60 min.

  

  Species Unknown

  by Escape On 13thEscape game

  Salt Lake City

  Rating: (2 reviews)

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• A vintage game called Arcadia has just arrived at the local retro arcade. You sneak in before hours to be the first to play it with the help of your friend who works there...

  2 – 10 60 min.

  

  Arcadia

  by Escape On 13thEscape game

  Salt Lake City

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• You are a crew member of a merchant ship from England. None of your crew had encountered pirates before, until today that is.

  2 – 8 60 min.

  

  Walk the Plank

  by Escape On 13thEscape game

  Salt Lake City

  Rating: (5+ reviews)

  Distance:

Last reviews of escape rooms by "Escape On 13th"

• Wow! This is the best escape room ambience I have seen in Utah. Escape on 13th always had great rooms before, but this new one is (excuse the pun) out of this world fun!

  Landon

• SHYRRA

  SHYRRA

• We have so much fun going to Escape on 13th !!!!

  Roxana

• This escape room company has two themes in their rooms, the first being great set design, possibly due to their being associated with the haunted house next door.
  
  The second, unfortunately, is bad lighting. Does the designer of these rooms perhaps have racoon DNA that allow them to see in the dark? In both rooms I've been to here, every player complained of not being able to see the clues in the dim lighting. The lighting in a haunted house is not appropriate for a room involving close investigation.
  
  This room also suffers from one room syndrome. Meaning that 90% of the puzzle solving takes place in one of the 3 rooms, the tiniest and darkest one. Three people did not fit well in there, more people would have meant any extras spend the last 30 minutes standing around.
  
  Further against it is that the very first puzzle involves and specific setup by an actor, which they messed up and cost us several minutes.
  
  This room can be one of the great ones with some fairly minor changes, but for now doesn't really excel like it could.

  RN

• Just the right amount of puzzles and thrills! Impressive sets.

  Clarissa

• Love the immersive sets! Great atmosphere and a good time.

  Clarissa