San Francisco · SAN FRANCISCO ESCAPE ROOMS & GAMES
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Below are the 15 best san francisco escape rooms & games in San Francisco right now: what each one costs, how long it takes, and who it suits. Start at number one, it earned the spot.
Pick a one-hour mission in San Francisco’s Financial District. Solve puzzles, work as a team, and race a 60-minute clock.
“We had a super fun experience..Dan,our game moderator was so nice..The staff were friendly and accommodating.A must do in San Francisco..”
Solve puzzles in a 60-minute mission at The Escape Game San Francisco in Fisherman’s Wharf, with guided help and themed rooms.
“That was amazing, I will do this again, I absolutely enjoyed it. It was my very first escape room and I’m happy the first experience was here. Workers were all super friendly”
Solve a 1962 Alcatraz escape room mission at Fisherman’s Wharf. 60 minutes of puzzles, teamwork, and a tense Warden return—$45.99.
“Me and my husband went as part of trip to San Francisco and it was a really great really fun room, really challenging and we managed to escape right up to the wire!!! Had an amazing time and the staff were all great and friendly!!”
Walk with Emperor Norton on a $20, 2-hour route through Union Square, the Barbary Coast, and the 1906 quake. Small group, mobile ticket.
“My husband and I decided to take Emperor Norton’s tour to celebrate our 30th year of living in San Francisco. We learned many wonderful new facts about this city we love so much. The Emperor was/is a perfect San Francisco ambassador—proud, public-spirited, and eccentric. :)”
A 15-minute 7D interactive dark ride at Pier 39 with motion seats, wind, 3D visuals, and five adventure themes—scored in real time.
“Les enfants ont fortement apprécié.,.excellent ....mais trop court quand même ....une formule pour une personne qui prendrait 2 choix déjà pour ressortir encore plus satisfaite par le temps dedans devrait au cas bénéficier si 3 choix payé une simple réduction de 50 % par exemple . .cela nous aurait encore intéressé de laisser les enfants 3 fois le même jour”
Get 3 Pier 39 thrills in one ticket: The Flyer flying theater, the interactive 7D Ride, and a Laser Maze challenge with scoring fun.
Solve real-world puzzles around SOMA and Embarcadero in a 2-hour outdoor escape room. One group ticket up to 6.
“The games, puzzles and riddles were just the right amount of fun vs. challenging. We actually saw some new sights in San Francisco. Although, we went on a Sunday morning, and there weren't many tourists or business people in the Financial District, so "be aware" of homeless approaching your group and pan-handling. "Best to go during busier times", but the experience itself was quite fun, and I'd recommend it.”
Solve clue puzzles through San Francisco’s Haight-Ashbury in an offline phone game, self-paced for about 1–2 hours.
“It was a quick, fun way to explore a different part of the city. It really wouldn’t take more than an hour if you put your mind to it, but we stopped and shopped and had a drink or two along the way!”
Solve puzzles in a 60-minute Escape Game in San Francisco’s Financial District. Pick 5 themes, use unlimited hints, $45 per person.
“We went to celebrate my fiancés birthday and we had a great time. It was our first time at the escape room and we had a lot of fun. We would definitely go again.”
Smartphone scavenger hunt along San Francisco’s Wharf: Ghirardelli Square to Fisherman’s Wharf puzzles, 2-hour walk, $49 group.
“This scavenger hunt was awesome. We were taken to cool neighborhoods and tasked with interesting quests. I would absolutely use this company again!”
Play a 60-minute escape room on Fisherman’s Wharf with five storylines, multiple rooms, and unlimited hints for all puzzle levels.
“So much fun! We are here on vacation and tried it out. Had so much fun we are coming back! Crew was great and didnt make us feel less worthy getting hints;)”
A self-guided scavenger hunt that turns Fisherman’s Wharf into an interactive 2-hour game with maps, roles, and photo challenges.
“Great way to experience the city and some of the questions were quite tricky, but most importantly a lot of fun”
Napa Puzzling Adventure turns downtown Napa into a clue-filled walk with a mobile scavenger hunt for up to 12 people.
“This was a unique way of getting to know a bit of history about the city. Everyone had fun and all contributed in one way or another in answering the questions and solving the clues. Particularly interesting was keying in on the city murals and really showed why they painted what they painted. Our only difficulty was having others in the adventure be able to get it on their phones.”
A phone-led Napa scavenger hunt with a live remote host, winery and gallery stops, photo-text clues, and playful challenges in about 2 hours.
“Being with my family and friends. This could have been a great collectively sisterhood experience but unfortunately it wasn't. I didn't know it was going to be a remotely hunt and start in the middle of nowhere looking crazy. Secondly, the hunt was a constant back and forth thing which was CRAZY. It wasn't extremely hot but it was hot enough for me and a few others. Although we found close to 7-8 of the sites within 30-40 minutes; it became boring and the back and forth was tiresome....We enjoythe heck out of Napa Valley/Fairfield but this was by far the worse part of my Birthday trip...”
Solve a gold-rush themed puzzle quest through San Francisco’s Financial District at your own pace, no guide needed, offline play.
“-More precise starting location -Wells Fargo - Carriage not found.- - Tasks should be more difficultAuto-translated”
