Center Theatre Escape Room

Who is the scammer?

Several people have invested large sums of money for a new phone app being developed by a mysterious programmer. Rumors started to spread that it was a scam and that the fraudster was about to make their escape. Sarah Luce, a local documentary film maker, disappeared after starting to interview the investors about the project. Your team has been tasked with entering her screening room, piecing together her work, and unmasking the scammer before they get away with a million dollars!

The Center Theatre Escape Room is a puzzle room with no locked doors.

Attendees younger than 15 must be accompanied by someone 18 or older.

1 to 6 people can attempt the solve the room in one hour for $60.

For this room, you can choose either medium or hard difficulty. Medium is for folks who have never done an Escape Room, have only done a few, or are doing the Escape Room with younger kids. Hard difficulty is for visitors who have experience with Escape Rooms.

Basic Escape Room Rules

The contents of the escape room should be kept a secret, don’t spoil the fun for others.
Be careful when handling props; while they might look realistic, some things may be fragile.
Always prioritize your safety and use common sense. Don’t stand on top of furniture. The games are planned with safety in mind, so if something is out of reach it is meant to be.
Building components such as electrical outlets, fire alarms, and the movie screen aren’t part of the game and should be left alone.
Do not pry open any locked boxes. Work together to open the box in the intended way, either by finding a key, a code or solving a puzzle.
No rowdy, aggressive or inappropriate behavior.
No food or drink in the escape rooms.
The game should be played in the way it was intended. Respect the storyline and play along. Always follow the rules and the instructions of the staff to ensure everyone has a safe and fun time.