Philadelphia · ESCAPE GAMES & SCAVENGER HUNTS
8 reviewed
Out of 8 escape games & scavenger hunts on this site, these 8 are the ones to book. Prices, durations and standout details sit below, so you can pick in five minutes and get back to planning the rest.
Four story-based escape games at King of Prussia Mall. One hour to solve puzzles, plus briefings and photos. $42.89 per person.
“Just barely came short of escaping. Even with the hints the room was too challenging for just 2 people”
Solve puzzles outdoors around Logan Square in Philadelphia using real-world clues and an app. $75 per group, about 2 hours.
“It was a lot of fun!! We enjoyed the puzzles and learning new things about the city! We did the Logan Square, Philadelphia box.”
Find vintage treasures in Philly with Aimee and Marisa on a 90-minute South Street and Queen Village thrift walk with art stops and dining tips.
“Great fun and some great finds. Our guides Marissa and Amy were great! I would highly recommend it to anyone that likes to thrift or shop vintage.”
A self-guided Philadelphia founder quest using the Questo app, with 11 clue stops, free entry for most stops, and a short walking game.
“Great game. We only had a couple hours to visit Philadelphia and got some good information while playing this game which took us about 1 hour. It was also a lot of fun for a couple teenagers with us. Overall great experience. Only regret is not having more time In Philadelphia, we must go back for a longer visit.”
A self-guided Philly mystery puzzle walk with offline clues, step-by-step directions, and landmark stops from Liberty Bell to Reading Terminal Market.
“The experience was fine. However, I foolishly purchased in viator despite this being a product delivered by a different app. The link that was supposed to unlock the purchased experience didn't work, so I ultimately had to go buy it again in the app that actually runs the program. Not that it was super expensive, but I paid viator for nothing.”
Race through Philadelphia’s Old City on a self-guided hunt about America’s founders, with photo challenges and an easy app route.
“This was a really really super fun scavenger hunt. We started in center city and went out to The Independence Hall area and back. This was a couples adventure and we worked together to solve the clues. It would be fun for a group of people to split up into multiple teams and compete against each other.”
Solve a Ben Franklin murder mystery through Philly with phone GPS, 11 puzzles, and famous landmarks, self-paced in about 90 minutes.
“It was a fun way to explore the city and learn some history all the while, figuring out the murderer”
A self-guided Philadelphia scavenger hunt with GPS audio and puzzles along key sites, letting you start anytime and walk at your pace.
“It took more than the 2 hours that was mentioned it would take and we didn’t have time to finish and return to our parking in time.”
