480+ corporate events · 5 years
Book escape room team building without moving your people anywhere: we turn your conference room or event hall into a timed puzzle game. Teams race to open the final lock first.
Your team gets one shared problem and a clock, and that shows you how people work together faster than a workshop does.
A puzzle game needs no outside knowledge. Every clue is on the table, so a new hire has the same chance as a director. People split the work without being told: one reads the cipher, another matches symbols, someone keeps track of time.
The quiet person on the team can crack the code that the loudest voices missed. That's the moment people talk about at lunch the next week.
Escape games sit in the middle of our corporate team building lineup. They suit groups that like to think more than to run around.
You get a classic escape game built to fit the room you already have, with no travel for your group.
Nobody is shut in a room. Teams play at tables in your space, and every door stays exactly as your building keeps it.
One booking covers the game, the people who run it and the cleanup.
Want the game to sit next to other activities? We can add a racing simulator or an AI photo booth to the same program, run by the same team.
You'll see the cost of your exact game before you commit. Every event gets a custom quote. These things shape it:
These two events show the parts that matter most here: getting gear into a tricky building and running a contest on one leaderboard.
The activity space at Alpha School was on the second floor, and the only way up was the stairs from the main entrance. We carried every piece up by hand, arrived at noon and had the station ready for a 3 to 5 PM program. The school asked for a digital leaderboard, so players could compare scores the whole time. Read about the surf simulator with a leaderboard at Alpha School.
Los Angeles, CA
For a Capital Group employee social in an office building, we cleared the building's insurance requirements, the floor and the outlets in advance. Access opened at 9 AM for a 2 PM start. Four racing stations fed one shared ranking, two of our people guided the players, and the client got the final leaderboard afterwards. See the four racing simulators for a Capital Group employee social.
Los Angeles, CA
These frames show how much room a game takes and how teams gather around it.
Your office or venue gets what it asks for before load-in, so security doesn't hold us at the door.
We send insurance documents to venues and organizers on request. Add your building's requirements to your message, and we'll check them early.
We also agree on load-in hours, the room, freight elevator or stairs, outlets for the screen and passes for our crew.
A few things sink a puzzle game. Here's what each one costs you and what we do about it.
Teams that are too big.
With too many people around one case, a few solve and the rest watch their phones. We split your group into small teams, so everyone has a clue in hand.
No one to give hints.
A team stuck on one lock for half the game stops having fun. Our host walks the room and steps in before that happens.
Puzzles that need trivia.
Clues that depend on outside knowledge leave half the room out. Our clues only use what's on the table.
A noisy, cramped room.
Teams hear each other's answers or can't spread out their cards. We confirm the room size and table layout with you first.
No finale.
If the game just stops, the energy goes with it. We end with the winners called up front.
You'll know what happens at each step, from your first message to the final standings.
You don't have to read rules aloud or hold the answer key yourself. We bring the people.
Host. Opens the game, keeps time and calls the winners.
Event lead. Plans the room and the schedule with you and the venue, leads setup and pack-up, and stays your contact on the day.
Your team stays where it is, and we travel to you.
Two bases
We have two bases, Los Angeles and Orlando, and work across the U.S. We arrange transport, setup and staffing together. Florida and the East Coast are a regular part of our work, and we've run events from New York to North Carolina. A hotel meeting room near the Orange County Convention Center works for the game as well as your own office. Send us the city, whether that's Austin, Denver, Chicago or Boston.
Orlando office: 310 N Orange Ave, STE. 201, Orlando, FL 32801No. Teams play at tables in your room, and the locks are on the cases, not on the doors. Anyone can step out at any time.
Your whole group can play at the same time. We split it into small teams, and each team gets its own kit, so a larger group means more tables and one more host. Tell us your headcount, and we'll suggest the setup.
A meeting room or event hall with one table per team and room to walk between them. Add a spot for the leaderboard screen near an outlet.
Plan for about an hour of play, plus time for the rules and the winners. We can make the game shorter if your agenda is tight.
Yes. A hotel meeting room or conference breakout space works the same way as your office. Send us the venue name, and we'll check the room.
No. We bring the game to you: your office, a hotel meeting room or an event hall. Your team saves the trip, and we set up and pack up in your room.
Yes. For a virtual escape room or online games, see our virtual team building page.
Try a team building scavenger hunt. Teams move through a building or neighborhood instead of sitting at tables.
Every event gets a custom quote. It depends on headcount, game length, city and the extras listed under cost above. Send us the details through the form below.
Send us the date, the city and how many people will play. We'll check availability right away and suggest how many teams and tables your group needs. Tell us the event type, date, city, expected guest count and budget. Add how long you'd like the game to run and whether you want a custom storyline or a second activity. Or call +1 213 912 1010
