Seven is said to be a lucky number. It's all around us: the seven wonders of the world, seven colors of the rainbow, seven days of the week and many more examples. With the universe on your side, the odd be definitely be in your favor. That's why seven is a great number of players for an escape room!

You have one hour to discover the secrets of the cabin and escape!
When you come to, you are blindfolded and your wrists are bound. You hear the sounds of people crying all around you, begging to be let go.
Can you crack the codes in 60 minutes to keep your freedom and the money? Or will you crack under pressure and walk away in handcuffs?
You have been invited to be part of an elite observation team to view the newest medical wonder created by Dr. Watson.
Escape from a cannibal's lair before you become his next meal!
You only have 60 minutes to solve the case before your potential suspects slip away for good.
Heinz Dufensmerts, the world-renowned art collector, is reported to have stolen a Pietro Longhi original and is hiding the painting at the Smitten Art Gallery in London.
Can you escape from the space ship of a corrupt bounty hunter before he sells you into forced labor?
Bubba and his gang are collectors of some very, VERY valuable items. They’re hidden in his pawn shop and y'all’re gonna swipe the loot from his mob. If y'all're after that 'big score,' that 'retirement job'...then this escape room in Rochester is it.
It was a rainy, dark and foggy night. The wind was howling and thunder and lightning lighting up the sky. We were on our way back from a weekend getaway; driving in a mountainous area...
Do you remember the 80’s? Get ready to experience a “Blast from the Past.” From the personal computer to MTV, “Back to the 80’s” will surely bring back memories of some of the iconic movies, music and trends of a decade that transformed lives.
Come join our live actors as they help prevent Armageddon.
You're taking a tour of the history of the internet at W.I.T.C.H. (World Internet Traffic Central Hub). Your tour guide Gladys has been working there for 35 years and today is her last day; she is retiring.