Las Vegas Escape Room: Zombie Puzzle Game with Drinks

Summary

Locked in Las Vegas with zombies, puzzles, and a cold soda

You’ll get locked into a Las Vegas escape room with your crew, racing against time to solve zombie-themed puzzles and find hidden clues. Expect laughs, teamwork fumbles, and help from a local host if you get stuck. Drinks are included—and that final rush when you crack the code is something you’ll remember long after.

What’s the experience like?

The first thing I noticed was the weird hum of the lights — kind of like being backstage at a theater, but with more fake blood splattered around. We’d barely stepped inside the Las Vegas escape room before our guide grinned and handed us a bottle of water (“You’ll need it,” she said). The door clanged shut behind us. That sound still makes me laugh — it’s not scary, exactly, but it does make you realize you’re really locked in. There’s this faint smell of plastic props and something sweet from someone’s soda can.

I thought I’d be good at this zombie puzzle game because I watch too many detective shows. Turns out, it’s way harder when your friends are shouting ideas and you’re all trying to remember if you checked under the table already. Our local host popped in once or twice to drop hints (she had this deadpan delivery that made even the silliest clue feel like a secret mission). At one point I tried to pronounce something written in fake Russian — Li laughed so hard she almost knocked over her drink.

Time moves differently when you’re racing the clock — sixty minutes felt like ten. There was this one moment where we all just stopped talking at once, listening for… something? Maybe we thought the zombies were coming for real. It’s silly but I still think about that silence sometimes. When we finally cracked the last code, someone cheered so loud I’m sure they heard us out on the Strip. We grabbed our sodas and just stood there grinning at each other, sweaty and weirdly proud.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Escape Room Challenge

• Solve puzzles and find clues

Top questions

Is the Las Vegas escape room wheelchair accessible?

Yes, all areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible.

How long does the zombie escape room game last?

You have 60 minutes to solve the puzzles and escape.

Are drinks included in the escape room experience?

Yes, soda/pop and bottled water are included.

Can infants or small children join the escape room?

Yes, infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller.

Are service animals allowed in the escape room?

Yes, service animals are allowed during the activity.

Is this Las Vegas escape room suitable for all fitness levels?

Yes, it is suitable for all physical fitness levels.

What’s included

Your experience includes entry to the Las Vegas zombie-themed escape room plus complimentary soda or bottled water throughout your game session—everything is wheelchair accessible so everyone can join in on the fun.