Printable escape rooms for teens and adults

Quick picks

• Biggest groupThe Last Toast at HollyhouseAges 16+ · 8–20 · about 100 min · $16.99
• Longest gameDuskvale Vineyard Murder MysteryAdults · 6–12 · about 2½–3 hours · $19.99
• Plays soloHalloween Masquerade MysteryAges 12+ · 1–6 · About 90 min · $10.49
• Lowest priceHalloween Masquerade MysteryAges 12+ · 1–6 · About 90 min · $10.49

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How to choose

Group size

Escape rooms here fit 1 to 8 players working as one team. For 8 or more guests who each play a character, pick a murder mystery party.

Time

Plan for the play time on the listing plus 10 to 15 minutes to read the briefing. The longer games suit a full evening.

Who hosts

Escape rooms are solved as one team; someone keeps the answer key out of sight. Murder mystery parties need one person to run the evening.

Printing

All print on a home printer on US Letter or A4. Color looks best, but every listing says whether black and white works.

In each game

• The Moonlight Potion (Halloween, ages 10+): The lanterns of Moonfern Village have gone dark; help Witch Mira unlock six potion seals to bring them back.
• Sleepover Mystery Game (Birthday, ages 10–13): At a birthday sleepover, someone dug up the time capsule and took Jamie's letter; guests play suspects and work out who.
• Snow Express Train Mystery (Christmas, ages 10+): On Christmas Eve the town's sack of gifts vanished from the Snow Express; unlock five train cars and name the thief.
• Thanksgiving Recipe Box Mystery (Thanksgiving, ages 11+): Great-Grandma Rose locked her famous pumpkin pie recipe in a tin box; crack ten puzzles to reveal the secret ingredient.
• Halloween Masquerade Mystery (Halloween, ages 12+): A ruby vanishes at the midnight masquerade.
• The Forbidden Archive (ages 12+): In a 1925 library, follow Edith Vane's trail through eight drawers to recover the hidden founding Charter before dawn.
• Ravenwood Manor Mystery (ages 12+): A clockmaker hid her fortune in Ravenwood Manor; unlock it room by room and open the vault before the dawn auction.
• Holly Ball Heist (Christmas, ages 12+): At Evergreen Hall's Christmas Eve masquerade, the lights go out for three minutes and the Snow Queen sapphire vanishes; unmask which of five guests took it.
• Ghost of Wintergrave Manor (Christmas, ages 12+): On Christmas Eve 1887, a gentle ghost has locked Wintergrave Manor until someone finds the gold star brooch she lost a year ago.
• The Blue Gardenia (New Year's Eve, ages 12+): New Year's Eve, 1929: agents will raid the Blue Gardenia speakeasy at midnight; find where the bandleader hid the key to the secret exit.
• The Hollowmere Hotel (Halloween, ages 12+): Locked in a haunted hotel on Halloween night, satisfy five fussy ghost guests and find the checkout code before midnight.
• Wizard School Mystery (ages 12+): Someone stole Moonwick Academy's Celestial Astrolabe; crack eight pieces of evidence, open the vault and name the thief among four suspects.
• The Great Sugarplum Bake-Off (Christmas, ages 12+): On a live Christmas Eve bake-off finale, the head judge collapses after one bite; every guest is a suspect.
• The Last Toast at Hollyhouse (Christmas, ages 16+): At a snowbound inn's Christmas Eve gala, the owner is found in the locked archive; test alibis and accuse the killer.
• JAMMED (Christmas, Adults): On the morning of the office holiday party, the copier declares itself Head of Christmas and locks every Secret Santa gift away; teams race to clear its 12 paper jams.
• Duskvale Vineyard Murder Mystery (Adults): At the Duskvale Vineyard harvest dinner, the owner toasts with a 98-year-old wine and drops dead; every guest has a secret.