Love this place! The lobby is unassuming but the rooms are fantastic! I also say this as an escape…read moreroom enthusiast that is a bit critical with rooms - went here with the husband for my birthday and had the best time. Did One Eyed Jack (one of their few rooms that can be done by two people only) and wow - the set design is incredible. Creepy but not scary (and I'm a TOTAL wimp). Sets the perfect ambiance. A few things made me jumpy but it was more so from me being in suspense than anything genuinely being super terrifying. Wouldn't really recommend for younger kids, but definitely for light horror or creepy-stuff enthusiasts. The puzzles were top notch with fantastic use of technology that made it feel very immersive. Our game master was attentive and honored our request well for no hints or judges. Definitely coming back to do other rooms!

What I enjoyed most about Trapped! Escape Room is that the majority of their games feature…read moremulti-room layouts, which really enhances the sense of exploration. The game design leans fairly linear, meaning your group will usually be working on the same puzzles together rather than splitting up frequently. That said, there are some great easter eggs built into the design, particularly in Operation X-13, where approaching a puzzle from a different perspective gives you a fun, alternative way to solve it.

Loved it. It was just me and my nephews and niece. My first time ever. I had no idea how they'd be…read morebecause I've heard of these many times and even have a friend who actually works at a place just like this in Southern California where I live. I never took the time to ask her how these exactly work, but my nephews and niece are all brilliant kids. They anchored the whole thing. It was fun, interesting, the staff were great. The two guys at the desk and Maria the room guide was awesome. Price is good too for the experience. Only thing I can say I critique is I'm surprised they didn't give us a sign that said "WE ESCAPED!" And we take a formal photo like most places like this do. They even provide a certificate or something as well. Maria just took our photo with my phone and that's it. I was looking forward to a more formal photo and actual certificate to take home but I guess this place isn't exactly 100% like all the other escape room places I've heard of and that's cool. Would definitely go back either way.

We did an impromptu escape games and it was so much fun!! Albert was our game master and he was…read moretotally awesome! Everyone should check out The Escape Game!

This was one of the best decorated lobbies of an escape room that I've ever been to. You can see…read moreand feel the passion that was put into this experience. I also liked the use of a phone for hints. We did the Arabian night room. It was challenging, but we did make it out with six minutes to spare. I would definitely come back!

Not too long ago when we were spending just about every day at possibly the most popular original…read moretheme park in the world, courtesy of our residential privilege, we never once thought, as we were standing in line after line after line for up to three hours, just for a 2-minute ride that somehow made it all worthwhile, that the theme park's design was really all based on the original founder's experience of the real thing during his own childhood in the contiguous United States, but of course it was, and so now that we can, we're grateful for the chance to experience that theme park's founder through his childhood eyes, visiting the magical places he created in miniature for us in his visionary theme park rides. So what happens when that theme park gets to be too expensive, or when we don't actually want to spend an entire day in an all-weather queue but still want to experience some magic? An escape room, of course! We are not professional escape roomers - just an empty nesting duo who enjoys all of a theme park's magic in a compressed amount of time, on a reasonable budget. We found our August 2026 hour of fun in Las Vegas with Once Upon an Escape, and as the company name suggests, all their rooms are inspired by our childhood fairytales, starting with their incredible lobby, dimly but strategically lit and misted. The mist fragrance and incense fought a little as you enter from the desert heat, but the air-conditioning, as it is in Vegas, was most welcome. Once Upon an Escape is family-owned, has been in business for seven years, and is located close to Chef Kenny's Vegan Dim Sum and Lunakin. There was lots of free parking when we arrived for our Friday afternoon game, right before we watched the new movie The Magic Faraway Tree at the Orleans. The two Whatever-Gender restrooms were nice, with pebbles in the sink - cute décor tip, as was the hallway going to the rooms. For our first game with Once Upon an Escape, we decided on 7 Dwarfs, which turned out to be what we call a G2 room, where there were some technical aspects, as well as good old-fashioned brainwork and traditional keys. It was a little dark for us, but thematically, worked, because the dwarfs were coal miners after all. There was tons to do, and for a duo who woke up early, drove five hours through 107°F heat and then had a heavy but delicious lunch before doing the room, the riddles were a little more challenging than would have been otherwise, so thank goodness we had a terrific game host in Kira, who obviously loves her job and was eager to share her family's ingenuity with us. This ingenuity included a really cool introductory video via magic mirror and hints that were delivered to us via Rumpelstiltskin by text. The system locked up on us once or twice, but we managed to unlock it by simple hacking (it was just another challenge in our game!) There was some crawling involved, and some of the puzzles were less in-theme than they could have been but we loved the room. Our favourite aspect was the cottage core décor, especially the last room, and our favourite puzzles were the ones with the apple basket and the use of magnets. We take this chance to apologise for inadvertently tearing up the props, thinking they were part of the game. Happily, they were easily put back together, but, yeah, that was time we could have used in solving the real puzzles! 7 Dwarfs was great value for money, with thoughtful props and FX. Some of the props were very well-used, and we would have liked a timer in the room, but Kira did a great job keeping us on track and was very forgiving in letting us have an additional 10 minutes past our time. Most importantly, we loved the victory photos she took on our phones - she actually used a ring light! We can't wait to return for the other adventures Once Upon an Escape offers - that's at least three more reasons to visit the Sin City!

Every time my brother and his family come into town, we make it a tradition to do an escape room…read more We've tried several around Las Vegas over the years, and Escapology is easily my favorite. The experience starts the moment you walk in. The lobby is spacious, beautifully decorated, and immediately gets you excited for what's ahead. The staff was incredibly friendly and took the time to answer all of our questions about the different rooms, including the difficulty and scare levels. It looked like they had around 10 different themes to choose from, all designed to be completed in 60 minutes. Since we had younger kids with us, we chose the Scooby-Doo room, and it was the perfect fit. One thing I really appreciated was how accommodating the staff was. My mom needed a folding chair, and they brought one into the room so she could participate with everyone else instead of sitting out. Another nice surprise was that they gave us a clue checklist. We'd never seen that at any other escape room. It turned out to be a great tool for the younger kids, helping keep them engaged without giving away the answers. Honestly, if I were doing the room with only adults, I'd probably skip it next time for an even bigger challenge, but for families it was a fantastic addition. What really impressed me, though, was the attention to detail. There was a point where I just stood back and admired the craftsmanship that went into building the room. The sets, the creativity, and the puzzle design all worked together so well. You can tell a lot of thought and talent went into creating the experience. If you're looking for an escape room in Las Vegas, I highly recommend giving Escapology a try. Whether you're with kids, friends, or family, they've created an experience that's both fun and incredibly well done. 5/5 Stars. We'll definitely be back.

Escape room located in Town Square. We came here for a friend's 50th birthday on a Saturday night…read more I highly recommend making a reservation ahead of time. Arrive early because you will have to sign a waiver. Once your group is ready, your host takes you to your room and explains all of the rules. They will be watching you from the Control room and they are available to help if you get stuck. The experience itself was so much fun with different puzzles and mysteries to solve. You really have to work together as a team. We had such a fun time and we won with seven minutes to spare.

Watch out, look out! Awesomeness is ahead! If you are looking for a great experience and love…read moreescape rooms your next stop needs to The Basement! Three of us went and had an epic time escaping. The puzzles are fun and the perfect amount of difficulty. The immersion was on point and the in room actress did an amazing job! Highly recommend and the fact that Area 15 is right around the corner makes this a must try! Next time we are in town, going to give the other room a try!

THIS ESCAPE ROOM WAS AMAZING! I 100% recommend The Basement. If you could, try and book The…read moreBasement and The Study back to back! Both were totally worth it. From the second you walk in, you are totally immersed. Oh, and TIP YOUR ACTORS!

We love escape rooms and this is definitely a great off the strip but near the strip place. There's…read moreonly like 2 or 3 escape rooms in here but it's really great and immersive. There's only was a live actor in the beginning of it which makes it fun and enjoyable. The puzzle and environment is really immersive and enjoyable. Would definitely like to finish the other games as well.

Tommy was very friendly and helped get us set up for the escape room. We did a private room with…read moreour 4 family members and it was such a fun mystery to solve! The rooms are designed strategically and the staff will give you reminders of your timing and help if you need anything. We had a great time and will definitely be back to do it again soon!

I came to Vegas to celebrate my bachelor party…read more We landed in Las Vegas around 5pm. After getting settled in I was telling the guys I wanted to try an escape room. We found this place and called around 830pm. They were able to squeeze us in for a 10:30 pm appointment. I have never tried an escape room before so they popped my cherry on this experience. I was a bit timid coming in but everyone in the shop was extremely nice and had a good vibe. So it was easy to get comfortable. We came during happy hour which I believe helped our tab. For the three of us, it was $105 flat. After signing a waiver, and a quick presentation, we were given one hour to solve the puzzles and save our girl. It being my first time in an escape room, maybe I didn't realize how practical the answers to the hints are. My advice to anyone going on this experience is to think practical. The answers are right in front of you. We were not able to finish the puzzle. We barely got into the second room with ten minutes to spare out of the hour of time given to us. And the second room seemed to be a lot harder than the first room. But overall we loved our experience. Destiney was a delight and even gave me a parting gift as seen in the photos. Since i decided to celebrate part of my bachelor party there, they made sure to give me a gift which was a beautiful touch to my visit. Thank you so much, I will be back a married man one day with my wife to check out the lingerie section. Five stars !!!!!

Great folks. The multi skill level experience was genius. Very engaging. Will do it again next…read moreVegas trip.

We always try to hit up an escape room when we are traveling to a new city. Purchased a groupon for…read morethis location and booked online to play the Agatha Christie Murder Mystery. Didn't realize this was their hardest room until check-in! Happy to say we finished the room with only 2 assists, which are easy to ask for and easy to understand (some places make it more difficult). Here's a quick break-down of our experience on Sunday 7/12/26: Located in a strip mall with ample parking. Good air conditioning, thankfully! Nicely themed, clean, well-maintained room, easy check-in and cute photo ops at the end. Next time we are in Vegas, we will try another room! Thank you!

went there at 9:30pm on fri june 19th. door was locked, closed sign up. even though it days close…read moreat midnight in the door AND on yelp. the kid opened the door and told us NO WE CLOSED. i said well th yelp AND the door says midnight. he said it doesnt apply anymore and slammed the door on us lol. ok? maybe the kid wants to leave early and the owners are clueless about this situation? dont know, bad experience!

- rides didnt open until like 10:30am…read more - el loco was kinda janky but still fun - canyon blaster was very fun but got a very bad headache when i arrived back home - nebulza is my favorite ride - dont try inverter that thing squishes your legs very hard overall good amusement park especially for the vegas area

The Good: Beer. And somehow, despite everything, my kids still have a great time here…read more The Bad: Customer service. Or more accurately, the apparent lack of it. It feels like the place is being run by young employees who either haven't been properly trained in customer service or simply don't want to provide it. If you don't like dealing with customers, a customer-service job probably isn't the best career choice. It took us over 30 minutes just to find someone willing to help us redeem our arcade tickets for prizes. We asked multiple employees for assistance, and every single one seemed more interested in passing us off to someone else than actually solving the problem. Look, I get it--it's Circus Circus. The place already comes with a certain reputation. But maybe during new-hire orientation, management could dust off one of those painfully boring training videos explaining what customer service actually means. At this point, even that would be an improvement. Will I come back? Probably. I still have little kids, and they have fun here. But believe me, I yearn for the glorious day when they're grown and I can finally drive past Circus Circus without hearing, "Dad, can we go there?!" Until then, I'll be back. Reluctantly. Do a little better, Circus Circus. The kids may not notice the poor service--but the parents paying for everything definitely do.