Worldwide · HEIST & ROBBERY GAMES
A vault, a plan and a countdown before somebody notices. The 13 below compare the safe-cracking sets on difficulty, team size and price a player.
Join a private team at Escape Room Palm Springs and plan a bank robbery before the police arrive. You will bypass security, hack a computer, solve safe-deposit clues, and choose how to reach the vault. Hosts such as Nick Knack and Reese keep the game moving with useful hints.
“We had a lot of fun! It was the first time for all of us & we really enjoyed it! The staff was very nice and accommodating.”
At Escape Carvoeiro, your private group of 2 to 6 gets 60 minutes to crack the Bank Heist room or face a pirate-themed challenge. Expect riddles, clues, brain teasers, air conditioning, and a friendly host who explains the puzzles afterward.
“What a great way to spend some challenging time together. Thoroughly enjoyable. Would go back. Xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx”
Join a private group of two to five at Fox in a Box Guadalajara for a 60-minute bank robbery challenge. Cut the alarm, search for clues, pick locks, and solve puzzles before time runs out. The professional guide can operate in English, with morning, afternoon, and evening start times.
At The Secret Chambers in Fort Worth, your private group has about one hour to plan and complete a train heist. Expect clever clues, theatrical props, advanced game technology, and staff who explain the rules clearly. The room suits families, dates, birthdays, and team-building groups, with some math-based puzzles to solve.
“Great experience. Clever clues with fun hosts! It was a wonderful experience and we will try out the other rooms!”
At Mission Masters Escape Rooms Albufeira, you and one companion enter Mr. Kallous’s office as secret spies. You have about one hour to follow clues, solve riddles, handle levers and electronics, and stop his plan. The private game suits families, friends, and first-time players.
“Staff were very helpful and gave great instructions, game was challenging but was hugely enjoyable for all the family,”
You’ll meet your host at Presuming Ed’s Coffee House and Bar on London Road, then enter a former bank vault with your private group. Solve puzzles, break into Charles Fawkley’s cash, and escape within 40 minutes. English-language, wheelchair-accessible, and suitable for families.
“This was our first escape room and we were a family of 4 (2 adults and an 8, 12year old). It was brilliant for all of us. The puzzles were surprising tricky at times, but in a good way, they really made you think. We did need a couple of hints but in the end we beat the clock. Was a really fun afternoon.”
Join El Profesor’s digital team for a self-guided Bordeaux heist game starting at Place Saint-Pierre. Use a smartphone, follow clues through the historic center, solve puzzles, and race the clock. Choose from two difficulty levels, with your private group setting the pace.
“Jeux très sympa à faire avec des enfants un minimum intéressé par la découverte de la ville et aimant marcher.”
You and your private group have one hour to enter Gizmo the Great’s Glasgow home and steal his Book of Tricks. Expect varied puzzles, 1970s magic theming, and help from an English-speaking game master such as Joe, Aimee, Lucy, Amber, or Joseph.
“We have done all 3 rooms and loved them all. The hosts are all excellent, and make the experience so enjoyable. For our most recent visit our host was Amber and she was fantastic! Definitely recommended! Just can’t wait for them to add more!”
Take on a diamond heist at South Beach Room Escape, 235 Lincoln Road. You have exactly 60 minutes to solve clues, manipulate objects, and reach the prize. Game masters such as Travis and Isaiah have earned praise for useful hints. The experience is in English and accepts up to 10 people.
“What a terrible experience! The elevator was broken. My guest, even those with health issues had to climb what seemed to be 8 sets of stairs to the 4th floor. We were not advised beforehand that waivers are required. This took away from our scheduled plans and again the stairs didn’t help. The escape challenge was poorly orchestrated. The Game master seemed as if it was her first day at work. The roof top bar is a joke!”
Use your smartphone to solve a self-guided mystery across Millennium Park and Grant Park. You will visit Cloud Gate, Crown Fountain, Buckingham Fountain, the Art Institute, and other Chicago landmarks while learning their stories. Plan on a brisk 1-hour-35-minute walk with no physical guide.
“At first the quest started out good until we ran into construction areas where things were being blocked. We had to use a clue/hint reveal answer which started taking the fun out of the game. We decided to continue anyways and had a problem getting into range of the water fountain. Had to use an expand radius. There were 4 of us in the group and like to get everything correct without using "points", this made the game more difficult when one person couldn't get game reconnected since she was not able to go back to last location and not be able to reach the fountain again to restart game…”
At Mission To Escape in Porto’s Alameda Shop&Spot, you and 1 to 5 teammates have 60 minutes to solve a prison escape and robbery challenge. The game is available in Portuguese or English, uses logic-based puzzles, and is guided by a game master through walkie-talkie support.
“Het was superleuk, maar ook echt uitdagend. De vrouw die aanwezig was heeft ons geweldig geholpen! We mochten zelfs langer spelen dan gepland. Een topervaring!”
Enter Mission To Escape in Lisbon’s Alvalade district for Prison Robbery, a private escape-room game built around prison breaks and robbery puzzles. You have up to 60 minutes to solve logic challenges, with a game master guiding you by walkie-talkie and a final photo sent automatically.
Play an English-language, self-guided mystery through Phoenix’s Roosevelt Row. You’ll follow clues, solve 13 puzzles, and find murals by Hugo Medina, Jesse Perry, Carrie Marill, Isaac Caruso, Tato Caraveo, and others. There is no live guide, so you set the pace and can pause along the way.
“It didn’t worth the money. There were some lighting but nothing very specific or memorable. I really expected better experience.”
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