This room is expansive, fully automated, and packed with fun physical and tactile puzzles. Opened in 2016, This room is the sequel to Palace Games’ Houdini Room, but can be played regardless if you’ve played the first one or not. Theodore Roosevelt is collecting some of the best and brightest minds of the era to accomplish some critical objective. Play with strangers: No, you will not be grouped with strangers.Size, Duration: 4-8 players, 100 minutes.Good for beginners: No, this is a complex game and is best appreciated after you have a few other games under your belt.We don’t recommend this game for beginners, come back when you’ve experienced other escape rooms around the Bay Area! Check out Palace Games’ parking recommendations before you arrive. While we think the ideal team size is 4-6, the game will actually adapt slightly to your team size so it’s not as big of a deal if you go over. The only real downside is the super-premium price point (but we think it’s worth it given this 100-minute game’s quality and amount of content). The team has outdone both their Roosevelt and Houdini rooms, making an extravagantly high-tech room that packs a dazzling array of sensors, lights, and surprises. This room is our choice for the clear best in the San Francisco Bay Area. This is a another sequel to Houdini Room (you don’t need to play them in order), featuring the first of the 8 innovators. Thomas Edison requests your presence at his office at the Palace of Fine Arts as he has created a challenge for his guests for a mysterious reason. Let your hosts know that “” sent you!ĭisclosure: We have received media-discounted or beta test tickets to some of these games. $ – Price for a game (weekend base price if applicable).Blind Tiger (2-6 players, $126/game, beginner-friendly) – EscapeSF.King Arthur’s Legacy (3-7 players, $135/game, beginner-friendly) – EscapeSF.Special Ops: Mysterious Market (2-8 players, $43/person, beginner-friendly) – The Escape Game.Playground (2-12 players, $43/person, beginner-friendly) – The Escape Game.Roosevelt (6-10p, $410/game) – Palace Games.
Still, some of our favorite companies are still in the area, and if you’re around, San Francisco certainly has some world-class escape rooms for you to explore! Best Escape Rooms in San Francisco The most notable closure is SCRAP / Real Escape Game, which used to bring both new rooms and puzzle events into the city. The San Francisco market seems like a particularly difficult market for escape room companies, as some of the most prolific escape room companies in the city have left or closed up shop. To this day, most escape rooms have warnings to NOT take apart any furniture, due to the precedent set by this game! The industry has come very far – and that game would be terrible if launched in 2022.įun fact – In order to Escape the Mysterious Room, players had to take apart the furniture in the room.
That game spawned an entire industry and was a groundbreaking experience when it first launched in 2012/2013. San Francisco makes history for being the home of North America’s first ever escape room – Escape the Mysterious Room by SCRAP / Real Escape Game. This list covers San Francisco Escape Rooms primarily, but also includes some nearby cities (Emeryville escape rooms). As former San Francisco residents, we’ve done 80+ San Francisco Bay Area escape rooms and will be keeping this list up-to-date with our best escape room recommendations.
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