Orlando · ORLANDO ESCAPE ROOMS
Sixty minutes, a locked room and a group that thinks it is cleverer than it is. The 12 below are compared on difficulty, group size and price per player, with the ones that suit families flagged.
Test your wits at The Escape Game Orlando, with eight family-friendly missions, skilled guides, and 60 minutes to solve the puzzles.
“The escape room was very well crafted and the technology and puzzles felt very sophisticated, would recommend.”
Take the wheel of a personal catamaran through Clermont’s lakes, cypress waterways, and wetlands on a guided Florida nature tour.
“Well worth the trip. Our guide was fantastic. I believe she had as much fun as we did. we will be back again and bring more people.”
Test your nerve and teamwork in Orlando’s Asylum escape room, a 60-minute detective mystery with eerie sounds and fiendish clues.
“Very good and challenging? If it werent for my teens I wouldnt have gotten out. The people were nice .”
Tackle a White House missile crisis in a 60-minute Orlando escape game for up to 10 players, with teamwork, puzzles, and a $37 price.
“Could not attend the escape room as booked as they said the system did not show our booking and therefore did not allow us to participate. Still awaiting update on refund!”
Solve clues, crack puzzles, and race the clock in one of seven Orlando escape rooms, with unlimited hints and a helpful game guide.
Take on Greek gods in Orlando’s 90-minute private escape room, with varied puzzles, large rooms, family appeal, and free cancellation.
“The staff was very helpful. The difficult thing for us is that we did the escape room with just two people. I would highly recommend having about six people. There were many different types of puzzles and the rooms were big enough to have multiple people in them.”
Solve a Sherlock Holmes murder mystery in a 75-minute Orlando escape room with secret passages, codes, clues, and private play.
“Challenging and fun. Great experience! Took my 19 year-old daughter there to cap off our vacation to the Orlando area. She’s a pro at escape rooms and it challenged both of us quite a bit. Staff was very helpful without giving too much away. Would definitely recommend!”
Solve a murder while exploring Orlando’s Lake Eola Park in a private two-hour outdoor escape game for up to six people.
“I found out about this game from Facebook ads and I bought it for my parents for Christmas. We just did it yesterday and loved the experience! We have gone to about 100 escape rooms and so the puzzles weren't too frustrating at all. There was a variety of puzzle styles and it took us to places we haven't really ever noticed before - even though I have lived in the area for 30 years! They were just the right level of challenge for our group of 4 adults and 2 kids (9 and 12). It was a great yo have the option of looking up hints in case any…”
A detailed look at Orlando’s two-hour medieval escape room, with split teams, challenging puzzles, practical tips, price advice, and honest drawbacks.
“We had some time to kill when we landed so we booked the 2hour escape experience. We love escape rooms and had never done a 2 hour one so we were pretty excited. The room decor was good. The GM we had was nice and courteous. The establishment was clean and welcoming. The game, however, fell a little flat. Your group is split up (not a spoiler - says this on the website). You can still communicate and work together. However, our side found us waiting a lot for the other side to do something that would help us. so we were standing around a lot it felt like. Their…”
Explore Lake Eola’s public art, Orlando landmarks, riddles, and photo challenges on a flexible two-hour self-guided hunt.
“Unable ti see the list of answers to questions which was super frustrating. No interest in doing the challenges and wanted to skip them but was unable to so.”
Enter a pitch-black abandoned theater in Orlando to solve a ghostly mystery with handmade props, scanners, and 90 minutes to escape.
“Very good complex room, nice puzzles. Tino did a good job. We’ve done a few rooms here now, all good. Nice to have rooms that last longer than an hour.”
Explore Winter Park on a self-guided scavenger hunt with photo challenges, local landmarks, team play, and app-based clues.
“to far apart to locations, younger ones lost interest fast. Older ones to much walking. Felt intrusive in some areas and some stores did not appreciate groups coming in.”
Pick a gate, a spring run or a stage.
