Exit Theory Escape Room

Exit Theory Escape Room Exit Theory Escape Room is locally owned and operated. We offer 1 hour escape games with 4 themed rooms to choose from. What is an escape room? Have questions?
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It’s a multi-player, interactive game where friends, family, coworkers or total strangers find clues, solve puzzles, and discover the solution to escape the room. Put down your phones and engage with your fellow players. Regardless of who you are playing with, communication is the key to escaping in time. Escape rooms are great for:

School/Church Groups
Family Game Night
Date Night

Corporate Team Building
Birthday or Other Parties

Exit Strategy is not heavy on special effects or scare factor. Our goal is to offer a family-friendly and intriguing adventure game that has you racing the clock to escape. Give us a call or come by and check us out in person!

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1905 W Loop 281, Suite 63
Longview, TX
75604

Telephone

(903) 686-9054

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In March of 2017, a family on spring break decided to try an escape room. They had so much fun, they decided Longview just HAD to have one.

Why? The kids stepped away from their phones WITHOUT COMPLAINING the whole time and got some creative thinking time. On top of that, they had to figure out how to work with strangers and communicate with people they didn’t know. The theme of the room kept them engaged, and the time limit pushed them to think outside the box.

Escape rooms aren’t just great for families. They are great team building events for your work group, church group, or school organization. There really is something for everyone, and you’ll have to work together to escape in an hour.

What do you do in an escape room? It really depends on where you play and the style of the room, but the common factors are puzzles, codes, clues and locks. Everything else is only limited by the imagination of the designer.