Escape Games · CHATTANOOGA
The 10 best chattanooga escape games tours you can book today, with what each costs a player, how long it runs and the team size it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Help Santa stop the mischievous elf Klaus at Time to Escape in downtown Chattanooga. You have 45 minutes to find the stolen sack in a grandmother's house and chart Santa's flight. The room holds up to eight people, with shared bookings possible.
“The clues need to be able to follow an order and be more clear. The girl in the front was by her self. She needs more help.”
You become an MI6 agent in a 1963 London dance club, tracking Dr. Von Gobler’s plot through a one-hour escape room in downtown Chattanooga. Expect a team challenge for up to eight people, mobile entry, clever puzzles, and a lively flower-power setting. Staff member Tamysha has earned praise for her helpful guidance.
“I was looking for a team building sort of experience for my girls. I feel like this was exactly what I was looking for. We had a great time and Tamysha was super helpful and attentive :) thank you!”
Enter a Shawshank-inspired maximum-security prison and work with up to eight people to escape C-Block in 60 minutes. Expect riddles, teamwork, handcuffs, and some crouching or crawling. The experience is in English, with host Beizh praised for energetic guidance.
“It was not family friendly. My wife and I are older and there is crawling crouching and other activities not normal for an escape room. Also some clues were off topic and not well thought out. Overall I was a bit disappointed.”
Step into Egypt in 1922 and join an archaeological team searching for King Tutankhamen’s tomb. At Time To Escape in downtown Chattanooga, you have about one hour to solve puzzles, follow clues, and escape as a private group of up to eight.
“We we're not allowed to take pictures and the experience was awful. The girl I couldn't understand and she said she would offer us 3 clues we never got.It was me and my special needs son.We were put in a room and asked for help she just stood there and said it's very hard. I should of been told that when I ordered tickets cause I told them he was special needs and I have no clue about what to do. Needless to say wasted money and and my son is upset.”
At Time to Escape in downtown Chattanooga, your group splits into coaches and players, solving separate puzzles while staying in contact. Guides such as Priscilla, Taylor, and Christina help when needed. The final challenge reunites everyone to save mascot Wolfie.
“This was an awesome experience! Our guides Priscilla and Taylor were great. We will definitely come again and bring more help.😊”
At Escape Experience Chattanooga, you have about 75 minutes to search an abandoned-house setting for a vaccine and escape before time runs out. The mission suits groups of up to eight, with a 35% success rate and a downtown meeting point.
“Attended with my husband and 14 yro granddaughter. We all loved it! My granddaughter had previously participated in an escape room but my husband and myself had not! It is not an easy escape and challenges you to figure it all out.”
At Escape Experience Chattanooga, you and up to seven teammates tackle The Inheritance Mystery in English. Expect 75 minutes of puzzles, clues, and timed teamwork, with hosts such as Josh and Lauren helping when needed. The venue is at 1800 Rossville Ave, near the Aquarium and High Point Climbing Gym.
“Our host was Josh and he was great! Although we didn’t complete all our task, Josh was very helpful throughout the process. I had my two young sons with me and while they were very helpful it was a rough go but still enjoyed it very much! Again Josh was great assisting us through it all!”
Use the Let’s Roam app to guide your private group through Chattanooga, starting near 900 Georgia Ave. Solve location-based trivia, complete photo tasks, and visit the Chattanooga Theatre Centre, Creative Discovery Museum, Hunter Museum, and Bluff View Art District in about 1.5 to 2 hours.
“We really enjoyed this scavenger hunt. You start near the Hunter museum and basically walk downtown towards the post office and back... Mostly level walk The downtown sites are easy to spot and there are some great trivia questions. One excellent part of this particular hunt was that the parking at the beginning point was free!”
Start at Coolidge Park Carousel for a two-hour, self-guided Chattanooga hunt hosted by a remote guide. Use your phone to solve clues, complete playful challenges, send photos, and visit five city landmarks. It is family and dog friendly, with walking or driving between stops.
“Good way to explore the city. It was a fun experience. Host was nice. She sent a text earlier in the day with a link. Not 100% sure what would have happened if we clicked on the link then verses at the time of our appointment. However, if a link is sent to you, I would suggest clicking on it even though it isn't time for your appointment.”
Start at Ross’s Landing and use your phone to solve riddles, find objects, and complete silly photo challenges around downtown Chattanooga. A remote guide helps through the app, while a live leaderboard lets your private group compete with teams elsewhere. Family-friendly, but best for playful adults and older children.
“We were expecting something amazing, and that's what we got. Turns out this is for all ages, but primarily adults. We were guided throughout the glorious city of chattabooga. This is not a scam. We sang and took pictures of red buildings. It was hard at some points, because historically Chattanooga's infrastructure is obscene, but we got some cool photos. Great discussions. Our tour guide, Bip, was really nice. Don;'t trust Sven B. He's a coward.”
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