Trapped! Escape Room

As a self-proclaimed escape room enthusiast, our friend trip to Las Vegas had to include booking Pandora's Box at Trapped! This is located off the Strip, and there is a parking lot just out front. The lobby is huge to accommodate as big or as small as your party is! The room itself was a LOT of fun! The puzzles were linear, but still allowed us to work in teams without overcrowding on each puzzle. The production was well done and helped to enhance the experience and storyline, and the interaction with the GM made this room so refreshing. We were also able to snag a small discount when we booked which is a nice cherry on top! Definitely recommend stopping by if you have the chance and are eager to do an escape room!

My wife and I just played Pandora's Box and One-Eyed Jack, and we loved them both! Having played a number of other escape rooms, we found these two to be definitely up to par with clever puzzles, great effects, and good storylines. We would also like to give a shout out to gamemaster, Spenser, who dressed up for the part and gave the clues using voices that were appropriate for the theme of the room. They also left a nice surprise for us on the way out related to One-Eye Jack, which I won't spoil for you, as it made my wife and I laugh.

A decent escape room, the one problem I had was it's too interactive with your game hosts and a lot of it really seemed like a waste of time. There were costumes we had to wear which was annoying.

Took my team to enjoy a team building activity and WE HAD A BLAST! One group had Operation: X13 and the other had One Eye Jack. It was such a great time to not think about work and just enjoy the company and competition! The staff was super friendly and the rooms were very interactive which was great. Highly recommend!

Great time! We barely caught the Puzzlemaster in time. Tori really brought the night alive with their great interaction with our group. It was a really fun experience with lots of things to figure out. It was difficult but annoyingly so. Can't wait to try more rooms.

My family and I visited Trapped! yesterday and we had such a great time. I'm not a big fan of escape rooms, but my brother (who booked the reservation), convinced me to join the family. Surprisingly, I really enjoyed it and we DID escape! We did the "How The Puzzlemaster Stole Christmas" which is the Christmas version of "The Lair of the Puzzlemaster" from what I was told. I visited with my daughter (13) and two nephews (8 & 10), and it was challenging enough that we needed a clue, but not so much that the kids couldn't participate. It was really a perfect one for the entire family.Our host was Haleigh and she was great. Request her if you're looking to book here. I'd 10/10 recommend checking this place out if you're looking for something to do with the family. They also have other escape room experiences you can check out too . . . even one that's horror-themed. Enjoy!

Came to Vegas and during the trip I had an itch to hit up an escape room and when I found this place close to the hotel I was staying at I knew I had to comeTried the x-13 mission room and it was so much fun! The person (Sal) who greeted us was also a part of our session and her role was great because it really felt like she was our third person along the way The rooms were setup great and having to figure out how to get into each of the other rooms added to the funFinished it and had a great time! Will definitely do this place again when in Vegas for other rooms

Trapped has some great quality rooms! After playing 30+ escape rooms thus far my partner and I have been enjoying the quality and uniqueness of their rooms. We're going to try out their other (non scary) ones to get the full experience! Plus the gamemasters stay in character for the most part, which adds to the experience!Rooms: - Pandora's Box: This was ranked as being a unique room (and listed in some ranking websites) and I have to agree, there were elements that made this room quite emersive. It's a less harder room and we did require a few hints to get through, but the quality of the puzzles were unique. No lock-and-key type puzzles. Beware that the room is somewhat dark, and you may experience wetness!- Operation X-13: UGH the beginning of this room was FRUSTRATINGLY hard. Honestly the clues did not line up well which made us stuck for a good 20 minutes. UGH. Plus you're in uniform/character so communicating with your game master required paging them in with a walkie talkie. There are some creative elements and some unique puzzles, and I can definitely attest to the room being a few notches harder than Pandora's Box. UGH. We got out but barely. Props to the mid-game gamemaster(s) acting skills! Pros: - High-ish quality games with unique puzzles and stories. I can say they have some good games here after trying out many other escape rooms! - Private games. - Return visit discounts are available. Same day steeper discounts also available. - If you play 3 rooms you get a free t-shirt. 5 rooms and you get your 6th free I think! Ask for a stamp card. - Decently priced even for 2 people. Cons: - Some wear and tear for their props and game pieces. Some illogical puzzles...but somehow works out.Overall I'm glad to have tried out Trapped! I'm excited to try out at least 3 or 4 more games! We will be back! Or visiting their California locations :)

My friends and I opted for Pandora's Box.Full transparency, I am an escape room novice. As usual, I'll have a TLDR and one with more details. Please note that your miles may vary of course. Sal, our game master, was incredibly patient with us. TLDR: Pandora's Box is an underwhelming escape room with frustrating puzzles, made even more disappointing by an unorganized structure to the game play and story. There is no real immersion into the world nor with any characters. This is not a scary escape room though, because sometimes it just gets dark, or things startle us. Here's the longer review: My friends and I decided to look at some reviews on Morty and try an escape room while we were in Vegas. Based on the positive reviews, and this being listed as part of the "Top 12 Best Escape Rooms in Las Vegas" in the Morty App., we chose Pandora's Box at Trapped Escape Room. Unfortunately, we were super disappointed. Your miles may vary. This room is 1 hour in game time. The mission is to figure out of the mystery of Pandora's Box before the archnemesis gets to the box to unleash havoc. When we first arrived at the establishment, my friends and I rung the doorbell, since we assumed the doors were locked as some other escape rooms do. A staff member came out to open the door for us and let us know that the doors were not locked. Oops. Once inside, we signed waivers and then watched a video on the safety measures we should practice during the escape room. Lockers were also provided for personal belongings, since cell phones are not allowed unless it's needed for medical reasons. Tickets are about $43 to $48, and personally for me, this was not worth the cost.We entered another room where we were told we're traveling by plane to be given information to our mission. I felt disappointed because this room had so space for the creators to immerse the participants into the world of Pandora's Box, which is described by some as having influences of Indiana Jones and The Mummy. The narrative of the story was quickly lost as the game continued where we entered a room filled with crates and other things. One of the characters we had to interact with in the game was disappointing, because I felt the company did not take much care into the costume, makeup, or character of the story. Our game master was incredibly patient with us, but honestly, the structure of this escape room was super unorganized. There was no real sense of direction to the story the game room wanted to present, and for novice participants, that was so frustrating. My friends and I had to constantly ask for hints, and we were quite frustrated with the majority of the puzzles since it felt like we were reaching blindly around in the dark and got through on sheer dumb luck. Some technical stuff: At one point, we found a floor board that was loose with no screws, so we thought it was part of the game...only to learn it was not, and a staff member had to come to fix that. We also struggled to see clues on the projector as well, and at times, it was hard to hear the character. There is potential because the company has so much to work off, but here we are. I later learned that this escape room is not a small business. It makes sense seeing this, but I am learning more the more I dive in to explore escape rooms. For this reason, I believe this might be why the attention to detail and care is missing here compared to ones that have a creator who pours their heart into their escape room. I'm also probably so spoiled by the ones in Los Angeles, CA.Unfortunately, I would not recommend this escape room, since I believe there are better ones out there. I prefer an escape room where I am drawn into the world of the story and there is a strong narrative that keeps me engaged.

Came with my 16 yr old daughter, it so fun and thrilling!! Rowen was a great guide! Did Pandora's box.