Escape Room Adventure Las Vegas: 60-Min Forum Shops Game

Name: Escape Room Adventure Las Vegas: 60-Min Forum Shops Game
Brand: LasVegasTour
Price: 42.99 USD
Availability: InStock

5.0(478 reviews)

•Provided by:The Escape Game Las Vegas

⭐ 5/5 (478 reviews) | 💰 $42.99 | ⏱️ Duration: 1.3 hours | 👥 Up to 12 people

💡What games can you play at The Escape Game Las Vegas?

At The Escape Game Las Vegas, you choose one of eight 60-minute escape rooms, including Prison Break, The Heist, Gold Rush, and Cosmic Crisis, for $42.99 per person at The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace on the Las Vegas Strip. A game guide briefs your team, then you follow clues and solve puzzles to finish the mission in an hour. Best for groups and families who want a non-scary indoor activity steps off the Strip; note games can be shared with other bookers unless you reserve all spots.

🎯 Why People Book This

What you actually get out of this is one 60-minute game for USD 42.99 per person, with a choice of eight themed rooms ranging from Gold Rush to the harder Prison Break. The real decision here is whether you want a shared hour of teamwork over a passive Strip activity that you can fit between meals at the Forum Shops. It suits groups who'd rather solve something together than watch something, and the rooms aren't scary or dark, so age and nerves aren't the limiting factor. Just note that unless you book all the spots, strangers can join your team.

🗺️ The Experience

The Escape Game Las Vegas is a 60-minute team escape room inside The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace, with admission to one of eight adventures priced at USD 42.99 per person.

The booking runs 1.3 hours, and that extra time matters: the locked hour is the core, but the operator builds in about 15 minutes of briefing before and 15 minutes of debriefing and photos after. So the rhythm is one tight, fixed countdown bracketed by short setup and wind-down, not a sprawling day out. There is no transit to count here. The meeting point sits across from The Cheesecake Factory inside the mall, so the whole thing folds into an afternoon on the Strip rather than eating it.

What you choose is the mission, and the choice is the product. The base price gets you into one game, and the eight options each set a different task: Prison Break, the operator's hardest, has you escaping a warden's cell; The Heist sends you after a stolen painting; Gold Rush, Ruins, The Depths, Timeliner, Cosmic Crisis and the easier Playground round out the slate. Same hour, same price, different difficulty and theme, so the decision is which story you want, not how much to spend.

One thing to weigh: unless you book all the spots, strangers can join your team, so part of what you're buying is whether the hour stays yours.

🤔 Is It Worth It?

Our verdict: The honest trade-off is time spent solving a puzzle indoors against time spent walking the Strip itself, and for the right group that's an easy call. This is for people traveling together who want something to do that isn't gambling or a show - a small group that works better with a shared task in front of them than with another hour drifting between casinos. The 5/5 across 435 reviews tells you it lands when the group is up for it.

Worth it if:

you're a group of friends or family who want a defined hour together, not the loose "what do we do now" that fills most Strip afternoons
you'd rather be doing something with your hands and your heads than watching a screen or feeding a machine
you want a break from the casino floor without leaving the Forum Shops to get it

Skip it if:

you came to Vegas for the spectacle - the views, the lights, the scale - and an indoor puzzle room gives you none of that; the High Roller wheel at $22.47 puts you over the Strip instead
you're traveling solo or as a couple who'd find an hour locked on one task more pressure than fun

Choose this over the ARTE Museum digital art experience if:

you want an hour that asks something of you and rewards the group for working it out, rather than an hour you walk through and look at; both run about the same length, but one is a task and the other is a setting.

Tour at a Glance

Duration	1.3 hours
Price (from)	$42.99 per person
Departure	Meet at the start point
Ages	Ages 5+
Group size	Up to 8 per booking
Physical level	Easy (all fitness levels)
Languages	English
Options	8 options
Operator	The Escape Game Las Vegas
Cancellation	Free up to 24 hours before
Rating	5/5 (440 reviews)

DurationPrice (from)

1.3 hours$42.99 per person

DurationDeparture

1.3 hoursMeet at the start point

DurationAges

1.3 hoursAges 5+

DurationGroup size

1.3 hoursUp to 8 per booking

DurationPhysical level

1.3 hoursEasy (all fitness levels)

DurationLanguages

1.3 hoursEnglish

DurationOptions

1.3 hours8 options

DurationOperator

1.3 hoursThe Escape Game Las Vegas

DurationCancellation

1.3 hoursFree up to 24 hours before

DurationRating

1.3 hours5/5 (440 reviews)

✅ What's Included

Admission to play one adventure
Game host guidance
Access to themed escape room for 60 minutes

❌ Not Included

Parking fees at The Forum Shops
Food and beverages
Additional escape room sessions

🛡️ Practical Info

Departure / Pickup: Meet at The Escape Game Las Vegas inside The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace, across from The Cheesecake Factory. No hotel pickup.
Best Time to Visit: Arrive 15 minutes before your booked game time for briefing; factor in parking or rideshare drop-off time at Caesars Palace.
What to Bring: Valid ID; a waiver must be signed for all participants under 18 by an accompanying adult.
Free Cancellation: Full refund if cancelled at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time.
Booking Tip: Each game holds up to 8 players (Playground up to 12). Book all spots in your group to keep the room private; otherwise other bookings may join your team.
Physical Level: Suitable for all fitness levels.
Minimum Age: Recommended for ages 13 and up. Younger players are welcome. Anyone 14 and under must be accompanied by an adult 18 or older.
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible; strollers permitted; service animals allowed.
Good to Know: Visit includes a 15-minute pre-game briefing, 60 minutes of play, and a 15-minute post-game period. Eight rooms available; choose your game at booking.

💡 Insider Tip

Unless you book all the spots in your game, strangers can join your team, so a small group wanting a private run should reserve every seat (up to 8 in most rooms, 12 in Playground).

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LasVegasTour Editorial Review

4.5

★★★★★★★★★★LasVegasTour Rating

“What you're actually buying here is one 60-minute room, not the run of all eight games: your $42.99 covers admission to a single adventure, from Prison Break to Playground. The real catch is the shared-room default, where strangers can book into your game unless you reserve every spot, so a private session means paying for the empty seats. Best for groups who book the whole room together, skippable if you want guaranteed privacy on the cheap. The 5/5 across 440 reviews says the guides run it well.”

By LasVegasTour Editorial TeamJun 16, 2026

⭐ Guest Reviews

5.0(478 reviews)

Verified reviews from travelers who booked this tour through Viator

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

How difficult are the escape rooms?▾

Difficulty varies by game. There are 8 rooms, and Prison Break is one of the most difficult. The games are recommended for ages 13 and up, and some content may be too difficult for younger players. They are not scary or dark.

Can children participate in the escape rooms?▾

Yes. Games are recommended for ages 13 and up, but younger players are welcome. An adult 18 or older must participate with anyone 14 and under, and any participant under 18 needs an adult to sign their waiver. Booking ages are listed as 5 to 99.

What happens if we don't escape in time?▾

You have exactly 60 minutes to complete the mission. The facts don't specify what happens if you don't finish in that time. A game guide is with you to help as needed.

Is parking available at The Forum Shops?▾

The tour details don't list specific parking information. For all parking and valet information, consult the Forum Shops website or the Caesars Palace website. The operator also suggests a taxi, ride-share, or walking.

Can we book multiple escape rooms in one visit?▾

This admission covers one adventure. Booking additional games isn't addressed in the tour details; confirm with the operator. There are 8 games to choose from.

Do we need to arrive early for our booking?▾

Plan to spend 15 minutes before each game for preparation and briefing, plus the 60-minute game and 15 minutes afterward to debrief and take photos. Once you arrive, a game guide takes you to your adventure.

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