Escape rooms in Washington, D.C. for up to ten players
Escape rooms that can hold up to ten people will be a real challenge for friends or coworkers. Spacious rooms with a variety of puzzles will definitely make you a united team. A great time guaranteed!
Latest reviews of escape rooms in Washington, D.C. for up to ten players
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R kar moe myint
Did "The Curse of the Mummy" escape room as a group. Every one had a great time. There is a large meeting area to wait comfortably for your party to arrive and room to be ready. There is a bar serving beer, wine and sodas. Free lockers to store your stuff. Photos not allowed in the escape room itself.
Carl
Overall we had fun doing the “Friday the 13th” room. Main lobby was nice to wait it, and they have lockers for jackets and phones to safely be stored in.
The room itself looked amazing. The decorations were well done and we were creeped out from the start. We were told we only had 45 minutes to get out of the room, compared to a usual hour at other places. In the first section of the room, there was literally only one set of clues to work on so most of us just stood around and watched, or looked for other clues that didn’t exist.
We entered the last part of the room where there were multiple clues to work on. Still seemed extremely easy and we escaped the room in about 13 minutes. Didn’t feel like we got our moneys worth out of it. They said since we set the time record for that room, we would get a 20% discount on our next room. We will see.
Aaron
Went there last week and it was fantastic. Had an excellent host, Captain K, and the experience was intriguing and fun. Puzzles were interesting, room design/decor was fabulous and the general place seemed very organized and efficiently run. My group was paired with another but everyone still had a role in solving the puzzles and the atmosphere was very friendly. I did the Runway Subway puzzle, and am hoping to go back to try more of them.
Frederick
Worst 60mins of my life ever
Lance K.
We did this as a team-building event for work. I thought it was really well-done! The staff was friendly. The puzzles were intriguing and progressively difficult. Some of the stuff was very, very clever, like using blacklights and lasers and cryptology. We were able to "Save the White House" with one minute and 30 seconds to spare! Intense!
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