Casa Loma Escape Rooms

About Casa Loma Escape Rooms

Set in the historic Casa Loma castle in Toronto, there are five unique escape room experiences that will challenge your wits and have you working together to solve puzzles and riddles. With rooms based on different themes like a medieval dungeon, a WWII-themed quest, and even a 1920s themed speakeasy, there’s an escape room for everyone. Whether you’re looking for a family outing, team bonding activity, or just a fun night out, Casa Loma Escape Rooms is the perfect choice. Plus, you’ll get access to areas of the Casa Loma castle that’s normally not accessible to the public!

How Casa Loma Escape Rooms Work

Casa Loma Escape Rooms are designed to be both interactive and challenging. Teams of up to 12 people will work together to solve puzzles, crack codes, and find hidden passages within an hour time limit, with one room allowing up to 15 players. While all rooms have a 60 minute time limit, the entire experience will take around 90 minutes.

The rooms offer a variety of puzzles, ranging from simple riddles to complex logic problems. Teams must use their collective knowledge and skills to escape the room before time runs out.

Casa Loma Escape Room Pricing

All escape rooms have the same pricing. For weekday games, from Monday to Friday, Casa Loma Escape Rooms costs $46.36 per person. For weekends, Saturday and Sunday, it costs $56.65 per person.

Weekdays: $46.36 per person

Weekends: $56.65 per person

Booking Casa Loma Escape Rooms

You can book your escape room experience online at the official Casa Loma Escape Rooms website, which are operated by Secret City Adventures. There, you can choose which room you’d like to play and select a date and time for your game. You’ll be asked to provide information such as number of players, contact details, and payment method. Once you have confirmed your booking, you will receive an email confirmation.

All Casa Loma Escape Rooms are public games, which means there may be other people playing with you, unless you book a private room for 12 players.

This also means that you can join a room as a solo player. There’s no need to have a full team, as long as there is space available. If the time that you want has already been fully booked, you can join a waitlist for that time slot.

Unfortunately, the escape rooms are not wheelchair-accessible. Most escape rooms require climbing flights of stairs to reach, with some having spiral staircases within the escape room.

Can Children Play at Casa Loma Escape Rooms?

Adult chaperones are required for all players aged 15 and under, and the minimum age to play is 12. For every five players under the age of 15, you’ll need to have one adult chaperone present and playing.

Children under the age of 12 are allowed, but only if you book a private room.

Available Rooms at Casa Loma Escape Rooms

Murdoch Mysteries – The Secret of Station House No. 4

Difficulty: Difficult

Accessibility: One flight of stairs

In this escape room set in the 1800s, inspired by the popular TV show, Murdoch Mysteries, teams of up to 12 players will explore the station house and use their powers of deduction to solve a series of puzzles. With an hour-long time limit, you’ll need to work together to crack codes and find hidden clues. Will you be able to uncover the secret of Station House No. 4 and locate the missing William Murdoch?

This escape room is perfect for Murdoch Mysteries fans, as well as anyone who loves a good challenge. With its mix of puzzles and riddles, it’s sure to be a fun and engaging experience.

King of the Bootleggers

Difficulty: Difficult

Accessibility: Three flights of stairs

Challenge yourself and your team in this 1920s-themed escape room. As you explore a speakeasy run by the notorious “King of Bootleggers”, you’ll have one hour to find clues, crack codes, and locate hidden passages as you attempt to escape the speakeasy before time runs out.

This is an excellent choice for those looking for a unique and exciting experience, as it puts you right in the middle of a thrilling Prohibition-era adventure. It’s also perfect for fans of 1920s culture and the gangsters who dominated the era. This is the only escape room to allow up to 15 players.

Station M

Difficulty: Very Difficult

Accessibility: One flight of stairs, and three steps in the room

Set in a fictitious WWII bunker deep in the Casa Loma tunnels, this escape room takes you on an immersive journey as you explore the secret facility. You and your team will have 60 minutes to help a Soviet spy crack codes, solve puzzles, and find hidden clues as you attempt to make it out alive. Along the way, you’ll uncover the secrets of Station M and discover the fate of those who entered it in years past.

This escape room is perfect for those looking for a unique challenge. With its immersive environment, puzzles, and riddles, you’ll be transported back to World War II as you try to make it out alive. It’s also a great way to test your teamwork skills as you work together to solve the puzzles.

Escape From The Tower

Difficulty: Medium

Accessibility: Six flights of stairs, and one spiral staircase in the room

In this WWII-themed room setup as a Anti-Submarine Detection Research Centre against U-Boats, your team will have one hour to solve puzzles, crack codes, and find hidden clues as you try to find the location of the submarines before time runs out.

The Dragon’s Song

Difficulty: Medium

Accessibility: Six flights of stairs, and three spiral staircases in the room

Set in a mystical world of dragons inside Casa Loma’s Scottish Tower, this medium-difficulty escape room will test your ingenuity and problem-solving skills. You’ll have one hour to help a dragon find its lost song by solving puzzles, cracking codes, and finding hidden clues. Suited for children, the minimum age for this room is 8 years of age, rather than the standard 10 years for all other rooms.