DENVER · COLORADO
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The 9 most popular escape rooms & mystery tours in Denver. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Take on a 60-minute escape mission in Lone Tree with 4 themed games, helpful guides, and a team-first challenge near Denver.
“The cosmic crisis was really fun and had several mini games inside!”
Solve a real-time Denver murder mystery over a four-course dinner, compete for Top Sleuth, and spot hidden actors in the crowd.
“A fun and unique experience for a big group of people. Be open to be very social with complete strangers.”
Solve puzzles around Upper Downtown Denver in an outdoor escape-room style game. One group ticket up to six, about 2 hours.
“We had a great time learning about downtown Denver but for us, it took a bit longer than 2-3 hours to figure out all the clues. All in all I would definitely recommend having this adventure with family and friends. We had a blast.”
Solve The Lost Mine puzzles on a Golden, CO mystery food tour. Smartphone link, walking stops, and a progressive meal for $79.95.
“Dessert was good but 2 of the stops were only drinks. One stop the food was so bad we threw it out after leaving.”
Strike it Rich puzzle room in Lakewood, Denver: a 60-minute gold-themed challenge with mobile tickets and private groups up to six.
“My twelve year old daughter and I did this together and had a really good time. One of our favorite escape rooms yet. This was definitely more of a puzzle experience than any sort of "try to get out" experience. Lots and lots of puzzles to solve. Ella was great and offered us clues when…”
Self-guided Denver Golden Treasure scavenger hunt in downtown LoDo and Business District with app clues, selfie spots, and major landmarks.
“Took way to long to get help starting the app since the instructions were very vague which app to use. The weather became a huge issue with our hunt and gave up after second stop..”
Smartphone-guided Denver scavenger hunt from the Colorado State Capitol to art, culture, and shopping, flexible for your pace in about 3 hours.
“Fun! Great way to discover parts of the city that we had never noticed. Took us 2 and a half hours at a relaxed pace. Could have been a little more challenging, but was fun nevertheless. Would recommend for a no stress afternoon exploring the city.”
Solve Nightingale puzzles in Denver’s Golden Tea House. A private 60-minute team game for families and groups, $33 per person.
“It was so much fun!! We enjoyed every minute of it and would have done another one right away, it was so fun!”
Solve a high-speed train disaster in Denver. Private 60-minute puzzle room with a Game Master and mobile ticket for $33 per person.
“Four of us did the Zephyr experience on standard mode and had a great time! Two of us had done escape rooms before, two of us had not. Some of the clues were fairly easy to discover, while others were creative and complex. The design of tRead more”
