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Stash House offers a thrilling 90-minute immersive escape room experience in Los Angeles, challenging groups to solve puzzles and flush drugs before the cops arrive. It's a real-life video game with adult themes, perfect for friends, co-workers, and corporate team building. Expect a challenging, interactive adventure that explores the dark underbelly of crime, designed to test your crew's cooperative skills.
Cancellations made with at least 24 hours' notice allow for rescheduling your visit to Stash House. For any cancellations made less than 24 hours in advance, you may not be eligible for a refund or rescheduling, and your booking could be forfeited.
155 Google reviews
The 5 most recent reviews, from Google.
A very fun and well-designed escape room with puzzles that are challenging but never unfair. The host was excellent, and the surprises were rewarding. I'd recommend this to anyone looking for an immersive escape room experience.
Incredible room design and immersive experience. Our group of 4 finished with about 5 minutes to spare. It was challenging but rewarding! I would recommend this escape room to everyone 😎
Great experience all across the board. We were supposed to come in with 6 people but 3 people cancelled on me one hour before the room. Stash House was nice enough to refund me for 2 people, so we only paid for the minimum amount of 4 people. Not many Escape Rooms would do this, especially because it really was super short notice. The Room: Aside from the puzzles, this room had a very strong and cool theme. Everything was cohesive and it really felt like we went into a different world, amazing job there. The Puzzles: The puzzles were very creative and there were a LOT of them. I definitely see why 4 people is the minimum. None of the puzzles were extremely hard though so it was very satisfying to progressively solve a puzzle and move onto the next methodically. You get a phone as well, with a little guide “A Friend”, nudging you along the way. And again, all puzzles were very on theme. Price: At 35$ per person, this room is incredibly cheap for how high-class this room was. You get the all around experience and with some rooms in LA being up to 75$ per person, you really can’t get any more bang for your buck than here. All in all, this is a must do escape room in LA, great for beginners but also enough to do for veterans to have a challenge. Great location and great price too. Thank you again to the staff for accommodating us.
Fun puzzles, including a few that were completely unique from the other dozen escape rooms I’ve done. 90 minutes for same price of most 50 or 60-minute rooms, and there was more than enough content to fill that time. Pham was a great host, who spent a while talking with us afterwards answering our behind-the-scenes questions and recommending other escape rooms.
Completed Stash House while visiting some family in LA and it was a great experience. This was our 13th escape room and one of our overall favorites in any city. The gamemaster was great, the room made great use of space, lots of fun, unique puzzles I hadn't seen before and overall there was a good flow and lots for people to do. We had a group size of 7 with 3 newbies which was a good size for everyone to be able to see and do something. If going with more experienced people, I think 5 is probably a sweet spot in group size. Stash House is definitely worth checking out while in LA so get a crew together and have fun!
Yes, it's a real-life video game where your team solves puzzles and challenges in a space before time runs out.
Stash House is designed to be challenging, but there's an insider who can offer help if your group gets stuck.
No, nothing will jump out at you during the experience.
Guests under 18 require parental or legal guardian permission, and groups of minors need an adult present. The content is rated PG-13 for adult themes and references.
You get ninety minutes inside Stash House, with the entire experience, including pre and post-game activities, taking less than two hours.
There's a ten-minute buffer for late arrivals. Beyond that, the game may start without you, or your timeslot could be forfeited without a refund.
Stash House is best experienced with 6-8 people, but groups can range from 4 to 11. Private bookings are offered.
Yes, it's designed for cooperative work, making it a perfect tool for co-workers and corporate team building.
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