In the following escape rooms, admission is purchased by each individual player. You may be placed with strangers if the maximum room capacity is not met by your team. You can guarantee a private experience only if you purchase all of the tickets for your preferred time slot.
Latest reviews of escape rooms in Seattle with public ticketing
Way fun. Great staff, challenging puzzles! Great way to spend a Saturday evening with family and friends.
Brad
Puzzle Break is really one of my favorite places to go. We've done 4 rooms and their street event and can't wait for new rooms to be announced.
Jen
Puzzle Break is the best - their staff is amazing and the rooms are SUPER well designed. I've done a few puzzle rooms with other companies that don't even come close to the experience you get with Puzzle Break.
I've done the 20,000 leagues under the sea, as well as the Seattle-themed World's Fair room. Both were very well designed with really unique puzzles and really really cool technology.
Highly recommend.
Dani L.
My daughter and her five friends did the "Tales of the Ghostly Galleon" and loved it. The puzzles were great and the props were well done and captured the theme well. We'd definitely recommend it.
EmoryBSeattle
- cute and fun room with pretty simple puzzles which makes it great for newbies
- I love how compact and transportable it is! There was a sense of rhyme and reason in this one compared to Mad Pharaoh which made it much smoother.
- please fix some of the locks/keys/clues, minor issues but it could have been perfect otherwise.
- the story was really fun and I enjoyed the mechanics of all of the puzzles.
- a little more table space might be helpful as well to sort through all the items
Tu-Quyen P.
We had a great Friday afternoon at Hourglass Escapes where we spent an hour in the Ghastly Galleon puzzle room. Our host or Ensign, I forgot his name but he was a young man with glasses, flamboyant and enthusiastic about getting us prepared. This was everybody's first time doing an escape room.
The atmosphere of the room was set up nicely. Ambiance was dim but not completely dark, enough for those with bad vision, like myself, to still find clues in the room. Our host was helpful in that he threw a random hint (not an answer) if we were close to solving a specific puzzle.
Overall we had a great time. We did this as a work/team building exercise so we really got to see how different folks functioned during a time of distress. We were a little slow at first as we didn't have roles and were just all over the place. As time progressed we clearly saw who had specific traits solving different things. Some we naturally good at deciphering and analyzing words, notes, and diaries while others were good at figuring out numbers, reading maps, and de-coding all the locks.
Glad we worked together and found out who that ghostly banshee was!
