You’ll team up for 60 minutes of puzzle-solving inside one of eight themed Orlando escape rooms on International Drive. A local game guide helps you get started and checks in if you need hints. Expect teamwork, laughs, and maybe a little friendly chaos as you race the clock together.
"So, who’s actually good at riddles?" That’s what my cousin blurted out as we stood outside The Escape Game Orlando, right next to ICON Park. The sun was still clinging to our backs, but once we stepped inside, it felt like a different world — cool air, low hum of voices, the faint smell of something sweet (maybe someone just came from Cold Stone Creamery next door). Our game guide, Jamie, handed us a mission card and grinned like she knew exactly how confused we’d be in about five minutes.
I picked “The Depths” because the idea of an underwater lab sounded weirdly comforting after a week of Florida heat. Right away, there were lights flickering blue and green — honestly, it messed with my sense of time. At one point I was so focused on a puzzle that I jumped when my brother yelled he’d found a clue behind a fake coral. Jamie checked in over the speaker when we got stuck (which happened more than I want to admit), never making us feel dumb. There’s this moment when you’re all staring at the same lock and nobody has a clue — kind of humbling, actually.
The hour goes fast. Like, really fast. We didn’t make it out in time (I blame myself for overthinking the last riddle), but we laughed about it over burgers at Five Guys afterward. I kept thinking about how everyone — even my mom who usually hates games — got pulled into it. And honestly? The little adrenaline rush when the clock started ticking is something I still think about sometimes.
Each escape room adventure lasts 60 minutes.
It’s on International Drive next to ICON Park in Orlando.
Yes, games are family-friendly and recommended for ages 13+, but younger players can join with an adult.
Every room has an exit button; you can leave anytime if needed.
There are eight unique themed rooms with varying difficulty, including “Prison Break” (most difficult) and “The Depths.”
Your booking includes admission for one adventure.
If you don’t book all spots in a game, others may join your team.
Yes, The Escape Game Orlando is wheelchair accessible.
Your experience includes admission for one adventure at The Escape Game Orlando with briefing from a local game guide before your 60-minute mission begins. You’ll get support during your game if needed and time to debrief or take photos after — no need to worry about logistics; just show up ready to play.
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