Room Escape Adventures

We had an absolutely great time here and we owed it all to Matt and Shervin. The puzzle was fun to solve and it was truly a fast paced intense adventure all the way through. The employees truly brought the puzzle alive and to the next level. We will definitely be coming back when the second installment comes!

Great experience! Lots to figure out and the zombie really played the part, staying in character the whole time. It really adds an extra element to opening locks and solving puzzles when you’re being chased around the room.

SO MUCH FUN. YES, YOU BETTER BELIEVE IT.
I mean. c’mon! YOU’RE TRAPPED IN A ROOM WITH A ZOMBIE. HOLY CRAP, RIGHT?
It’s adrenaline pumping. The clues vary in difficulty but when you have a diverse team, it gets really exciting to solve them together. You’re racing against time, and who doesn’t want to escape and complete a challenge?
Time is huge with this escape room because the zombie’s chain gets longer every few minutes. It gets really intense, haha. Probably the most intense one out of all the escape challenges I’ve ever done. Teamwork is really crucial. Trust me, you will not be standing around waiting. You will definitely being moving so big tip — no open toed shoes or sandals.
Only gripe is production value isn’t the greatest. I wished the clues and riddles tied in more with the storyline/​theme. but that’s okay! It was still a challenge and we all had a great time. I definitely recommend it!

Now that I have attended many other room escapes, I’m sorry to say that I need to drop a star here. I no longer think that the novelty and thrill of having a zombie snapping at you makes up for the subpar puzzle quality. I’ve been here three times (once as a player, twice more as an observer), and every time it seems to get more and more run-​down. The last time I was there, there were essential parts of the room that were broken, and the game host had to cobble together a makeshift solution. I also realize that many of the puzzles are just that: word puzzles and math puzzles that have little to do with the horror theme or with each other.
If you come here, you WILL have fun. It IS one of the most unique escape rooms, if not one of the most unique experiences in Los Angeles County. But the exhilaration barely balances out how shabby the room is and how the puzzles are simply out of place in such an environment.

Amazing! Love it!
My heart is still
Pumping
What an experience!!!
I love the escape room epidemic

We went for a friends birthday and it was pretty darn fun. Both our host — Joseph and our
Zombie, Victoria were fun and helped us manage the hour of being trapped. A very unique and different and fun way to spend an hour with friends that you won’t forget!

Went there a few months ago to celebrate my 18^th birthday with a big group of friends and it was an awesome experience! I do have to admit it was harder than my friends and I had expected and we didn’t get to solve all of the clues but the laughs, screams, and communication that went down made up for it. The experience was unforgettable! Shervin was an amazing host and helped us out a lot because WE NEEDED IT lol. Nate was our zombie and he was great as well; its amazing how he was able to stay in character for so long. All in all, if you wanna go out and try something new this is the thing to do.
PS the zombie really isn’t scary and this is coming from someone that is terrified of horror nights and Knott’s scary farm and horror movies and yeah lots of things so you’ll be fine

What a great experience! I am definitely coming back with friends and most definitely coming back for Part 2, whenever that’s ready.
Billy & Nate, you guys are awesome. Billy, you did such a wonderful, wonderful job as our host, so animated, methodical, and funny! Nate, hands down, the best & fastest zombie I’ve ever seen. Thank you for the experience!
I can’t believe our group got out with 30 seconds left on the clock! What a rush, anything is possible! DON’T GIVE UP, if you’re going to do this. :)

Awesome time had by all! It was a birthday event for my boyfriend. We had a group of 8 participants. We were all together, but it’s possible to have a group of strangers. The room had 12 spots. If your group is smaller, then it’s possible someone will join your group.
Without giving away any details, I will let you know a couple things:
*Be sure to wear closed toe shoes, no loose sandals
*Be ready to participate… no standing by and waiting for someone to get the clues. Teamwork is paramount
*Come ready to have fun.
There, that’s all I can say without giving anything away.
It’s fun and scary. But scary-​fun.

This room is between a 4 and 4.5. It’s one of the better ones out of the three LA places (Exit, PanIQ, Room Escape Adventures).
The Zombie does add adrenaline to this challenge. Everyone was engaged and working together but also RUNNING for our lives! The staff does go over the answers at the end. It was a good experience especially if you want to solve puzzles and have the element of fear. They only have one theme for this one which is the zombies. Parking is limited and free. Located in an area with warehouses.
Key to these escaping these puzzle rooms is communication! :)

LOVED this experience so much! I definitely recommend it. If you like laughs, thrill, and pure fun then by God in the words of Shia LaBeouf, «DO IT!»
And Shervin and Mary Ann were great!

Shervin and Joe the Zombie (hope I’m not forgetting his name) were awesome!
Can’t say enough good things, this was a lot of fun.
Definitly had amazing conversations with our zombie, bummed there’s only the one room. I totally want to do this again with the same crew, Shervin and Joe included!
–Pizza

I am always looking for cool new things to spend my time on and this zombie adventure definitely hits the spot. I made sure to go with a group of my smarter friends because I am horrible at puzzles and needed a leg up. Sure enough we were able to escape the room with 5 minutes to spare but at least 5 of us were eaten by the zombie in the process. Yes, the room is not high tech and the props are kind of cheap but it doesn’t really matter to me if you are having fun. Dylan «our host» was great and I loved his evaluations of all of us afterwards. I highly recommend this excursion and would say that it is best to go with people you know (and people with at least half a brain).

Sherman and Elijah were awesome as the host and zombie!
Our group of 4 almost made it! We met cool people and Sherman and Elijah made the experience so real and memorable.
I would recommend this for any group activity and definitely work as a team and utilize the hints you can get from the host. Wear shoes you can run in!

Fun escape room where you’re trapped with a zombie! This room is $ 30 a person and can host up to 12 people. You book your room in advance online, and we were lucky enough to have the whole room to ourselves (we had 8 people). Our host was very energetic and very into his character which made it really fun, and although my group were on the more. emotionless side, he still cracked tons of jokes that kept the spirit light and fun.
Once we entered, there was no zombie in sight, but once the buzzer rang 5 minutes in, the doctor turned zombie definitely showed. Not going to ruin anymore for you, but we had tons of fun! The riddles and clues are more spread apart and not as connected as other rooms I’ve been in, so it is harder to figure out everything. There is no solid step by step method; instead, you’re scrambling around for clues and trying to not get eaten by the zombie. His chain does get longer every ⁵⁄₁₀ minutes, so don’t get eaten or you’ll be stuck in the corner for the rest of the game!
Our group made it out with 2 minutes to spare, and we were the top 30% who did it! The average time people get out in is 1 minute, and after we finished, our host actually gave us a rundown on our personalities and how we did during the room. As in, he actually took notes of our actions and behaviors throughout the game which was very cool. It was a super fun learning experience, and the zombie really added to the whole environment! ³⁄₃ successful rooms escaped, can’t wait to try more!

We decided last minute to find an escape room to do Saturday after I got home from set. Luckily there were 2 spots open in the last show of the night here, so we bought ‘em. I’ve been wanting to do this room for months, but my husband seemed a bit hesitant so we had only done traditional escape games (28 of them before this).
I had high expectations for Trapped in a Room with a Zombie. They were exceeded.
Shervin & Elijah were outstanding! Shervin was wonderfully creative in his assistance & awards. Elijah was so amazing as the zombie that even after the game my instinct was to dart away from him when he approached. I wish all actors would immerse themselves in their characters the way he did last night. (standing ovation for our cast)
The puzzles were fun. They were logical enough to figure out, but difficult in a large group because communication is key and ours wasn’t quite good enough to get out in time. We realized at the end that we actually had everything solved all we had left to do was communicate the answers to one person to unlock the door. Close but still zombie food.
*Highly recommend this for people that like working in a large group with high intensity. Not necessarily the best for escape room folks that like solving puzzles slowly and focussed.

Our group of 10 had 60 minutes to decipher multiple clues to escape from a locked room. With a 28% escape success rate, we knew that it was going to be difficult. Unfortunately, like the 701 groups before us, we also fell prey to the zombie. But, we had so… much…fun!
Shervin, our «host» and Nicole, our «zombie» really made the experience as entertaining as possible. Having done a similar challenge with a small group of friends in London last year, I thought that I knew what to expect. But, this was fresh and exciting.
This is really a great event to plan with groups of friends or co-​workers, or with your family. It’s a unique bonding idea and it’s nice that up to 12 people can participate in one session. It was also cool to hear the host’s observations about our teamwork and about our individual performances. I’m looking forward to trying more of these challenges in other cities.

Ive planned «Trapped in the Room with a Zombie» with a group of some of my favorite people.
Ever since my very first Exit Game event ive been itching to go back!
I heard really really positive feedback about this particular Room Escape and boy did it meet everyone’s expectations!
Our Game master was a hoot and a half, he def helped a lot on helping us throughout the room full of riddles and locks! It may get a bit overwhelming having to touch EVERY single part of the room with so many different clues but that’s the point of TEAM BONDING !
There were actually a few broken items in the room that perhaps limited us from actually succeeding and surviving. I would nip pick but we all had such a great time, especially at the end of the night when our Game Master gave us a run through of each and everyone of our performances. I love the verbal AWARDS… Cheers and
Congrats to my man for being the MVP of the night, as he always is in every type of situation!
Its really interesting how under an hour time span, a stranger (game master) was able to figure out what type of people we are just by watching us work in a high pressure situations.
Tip:
If you’re a Scary cat, don’t fret, the «zombie» really isn’t as scary as you imagine him to be, plus its REALLY bright inside so don’t worry!
where comfortable clothing and bring your thinking caps!
Yay!

This was a ridiculous way to reunite with my high school group. Six friends, six strangers, an assistant with an awesome accent & a zombie. We honestly had no idea what we were getting ourselves into but I believe that unknown & intriguing «What could happen» feeling is definitely what sold us.
Puzzle to puzzle to puzzle. It was such a chaotic, anxiety-​induced & suspenseful experience from beginning to end. Our team of 12 was so close to getting out but we literally missed it by the minute! However, the summary at the end was a clever touch to this whole event because you really got the chance to understand how it all successfully or unsuccessfully unraveled and where you stood amongst your team.
If you hadn’t tried one yet, this is definitely one of the events that’ll keep you coming for more.
See you again soon, zombie!
PS: When they tell you every second counts the moment you walk in. They’re not kidding. Don’t become zombie meat!

I’m not going to lie, super suspect when I signed up for it. Told myself that I was doing it for a good cause (my cousin’s birthday). But it turned out to be super fun.
Props to our game master. Very enthusiastic about his job. Did a great job making our adventure very memorable and fun. I very much enjoyed the awards at the end. I don’t want to go too much into detail about our adventure. But, I literately went into it without a clue on how this was going to go down. And I’m glad I didn’t know. Figuring out all the clues and riddles was very rewarding, especially when you escape alive.
Many people want to know if our group made it out? The answer is Yes. We escaped. And no one was eaten! But there was literately 1 minute left on the clock as we found our escape route. It’s the perfect place for some cheap thrills, develop teamwork, assessing how people think and work. Finding people with strong leadership skills and most important thing of all. Having a good time.
Shout out to fellow elite and cousin Dorothy X. aka Toto for getting the fam bam together for this.