2023: Philadelphia Voted Olde City Escape Games Best Escape Room!
Olde City Escape Games
221 Chestnut Street
(267) 879-8389 – oldecityescapegames.com
Every date night needs to be spiced up and there’s no better way than testing your skills in an escape room. Olde City Escape Games has three different games to pick, ranging from futuristic 2084 to a 1776 freedom quest. They have unforgettable immersive experiences for a fun date or 10+ of your friends. Even corporate groups can get in on the fun or you can surprise that sweetheart with a unique proposal. Old City Escape Games was voted #1 best escape room in Philadelphia and winner of the 2022 Top Escape Rooms Project Enthusiasts’ Choice Award.
2022: Philadelphia Voted Olde City Escape Games Best Escape Room!
Olde City Escape Games
221 Chestnut Street, #300
(484) 297-9560 – oldecityescapegames.com
It’s impossible not to have a good time at an escape room, but nobody makes those games more exciting than Olde City Escape Games because the games focus on Philly fun. Whether you want to enjoy the future of the great city or turn back the clock to 1776 and play in the colonial town during the American Revolution. If you’re just looking for a night out with a couple of friends or you’re planning a corporate outing, Olde City Escape Games is the place for you. Walk-ins are accepted, but it’s recommended you make reservations, which are easy to do on the company’s website. They constantly evolve their games, and do their best to give you the best experience. The only problem is, you’ll have so much fun you won’t want to escape!
2021: Philadelphia Voted Olde City Escape Games Best Escape Room!
Olde City Escape Games – Escape Room Philly
221 Chestnut St #300
(484) 297-9560 – oldecityescapegames.com
Any escape room in any town can offer deeply immersive, hour-long adventures where reality is blurred and time shifts. Olde City’s Escape Games, however, takes each room experience a step further with its willingness to delve into local history and vivid atmospheres with adventures such as the 1776-centric “A Quest for Freedom” (the American Revolution is on and Ben Franklin is waiting for you to help him) and the 80s-themed “The Midnighters” (an innovative concept where neighborhood kids raid the halls of the Brotherly Love Boxing Club to find a legendarily stolen moon rock)!
