You’ll dive into one of five themed escape rooms at Salt Lake City’s Fashion Place mall, working side-by-side with friends or family to solve clues and beat the clock. A local guide sets up your adventure and helps if you get stuck. Expect laughs, surprises, and that rush when you finally crack the last puzzle — it sticks with you long after.
Each game is designed for 60 minutes of playtime.
Yes, a dedicated game guide introduces your mission and assists as needed.
You can pick from five immersive games: The Heist, The Depths, Cosmic Crisis, Ruins: Forbidden Treasure, or Timeliner: Train Through Time.
Yes, all ages are welcome and none of the games are scary or dark.
It’s inside Fashion Place Mall in Murray, close to shops and restaurants.
The activity is wheelchair accessible and allows prams or strollers.
Yes, service animals are permitted during your visit.
You’ll spend about 15 minutes before briefing and 15 minutes after debriefing & taking photos.
Your booking covers one themed escape room activity at Fashion Place Mall in Salt Lake City. You’ll get a pre-game briefing with your local guide, full access to your chosen adventure for 60 minutes, plus time afterward for debriefing and photos before heading back out into the mall buzz.
Ever wondered if you’d actually make it out? That’s what I kept thinking as we stood outside the Escape Game at Fashion Place in Murray, Salt Lake City. The mall itself was buzzing — that mix of cinnamon from the pretzel stand and some faint perfume from a nearby shop clinging to my jacket. Our guide, Jamie, met us right by the big neon sign and handed us these little mission cards. She had this way of making you feel like you were about to do something important, not just play a game.
We picked “The Heist” (because who doesn’t want to pretend they’re in an art movie?) and after a quick rundown — plus some nervous laughter when my friend tried to pronounce ‘Timeliner’ with a fake British accent — Jamie led us into the room. The door shut behind us with a soft click. Suddenly it was just our group, some cryptic paintings, and that low hum of excitement mixed with the faint whir of the air conditioner overhead. I didn’t expect how much I’d second-guess myself over which clue mattered or how many times we’d call Jamie on the walkie just for “one tiny hint.”
The puzzles got trickier as we went — tactile locks, hidden switches, even a moment where we all paused because someone swore they heard footsteps (it was just another team next door). There’s something about racing against that ticking clock that makes you forget where you are; for an hour, it’s just adrenaline and goofy teamwork. When we finally cracked the last code and the door swung open, I let out this weird half-cheer-half-sigh — relief? Pride? Hard to say. We spilled back into the hallway blinking at the bright mall lights again.
I still think about how we high-fived like we’d won something huge, even though it was just an escape room in Salt Lake City. Maybe that’s the real fun — getting swept up in something silly together for an afternoon. Oh, and if you go: don’t overthink the red key. Trust me.

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