Prince Prospero’s lavish masquerade ball has turned into a nightmare. The Red Death has snuck into the castellated abbey and, one-by-one, the partygoers are succumbing to the terrible plague. Your only hope to escape is a secret ritual where you must find the masks of those who died tragically, learn the stories, and ultimately earn their favor. 

Will you complete the ritual and be set free or will Darkness and Decay and the Red Death hold illimitable dominion over all? Test your wits, guile and teamwork in this Edgar Allan Poe themed horror escape room featuring a story that serves as a follow-up to Masque of the Red Death.

Player Q & A

What kind of events are these?

These are interactive adventures! For one hour, you and your team will be the heroes in an exciting story in which you must interact with the room to accomplish a goal. In order to achieve a good ending you will: Take part in a mystery that you must solve, Follow clues and use your detective skills, Test your wits to solve tricky puzzles, Work as a team and play to your strengths, Experience a thrilling and memorable adventure!

So it's an escape room?

Yes! But because our rooms focus on giving players the experience of a playable adventure, we prefer to call it a Live Adventure Interactive Room (LAIR).

I often feel intimidated by escape rooms, or left out of the group.

Our room directors are present in the room and their job is to: Provide subtle guidance so you do not get stuck on anything not worth getting stuck on, and to help all players feel included and that they are contributing to the adventure.

How long does it take to play?

Your adventure will take one hour! This includes your story briefing, play time, and debriefing.

What age group is this for?

Ages 12 and up, unless accompanied by a parent. Children under 4 are free.

Can I pay with a Credit card or cash?

Yes, you can pay with credit card, paypal, etc. online on this registration page. Otherwise you can pay cash at the door.

How can I contact with more questions you?

Please email dave@experimentalgamer.com