Choose from Four Escape Rooms in Century City
Compare four Century City rooms: three share one price, while a television-themed room costs three dollars more.
Four games sit on one floor at Westfield Century City, and a booking covers exactly one of them. Each runs a 60-minute clock and each holds up to eight players.
The listing books a 75-minute slot. The operator's own guidance adds fifteen minutes of briefing before the clock and fifteen minutes of debriefing and photos after it. Ninety minutes is the honest figure to block out.
A game guide walks the team in, sets up the mission, then stays reachable for hints across the hour.
Admission covers one adventure, chosen at the time of booking. Pricing runs per person and a single reservation tops out at eight travellers.
Three of the four rooms carry the same price. Only Murders in the Building, named for the television series, is the one that sits higher, at USD 49.99 against USD 46.99 for the other three.
Waivers are signed online before arrival, and the operator asks groups to be at the door fifteen minutes early.
The Escape Game LA: Epic 60-Minute Adventures in Century CityOne 60-minute adventure for up to eight players at Westfield Century City. Per-person pricing from USD 46.99, with a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours ahead.www.viator.comPrison Break Carries the Highest Difficulty Score Here
The operator publishes a difficulty score for every room at this location. The Depths sits at 7 out of 10. Only Murders in the Building and Special Ops: Mysterious Market both sit at 8. Prison Break is rated 9, the highest of the four.
The set reads the way the score does. Painted cinder block, a barred door with a stencilled cell number, a striped uniform on its hook, a footlocker with a combination on it. Beyond the cell a service corridor runs past a panel of gauges and switches.
The numbers are the operator's own, published room by room. They are the quickest way to rank these four against each other.
None of These Rooms Is Built to Frighten You
The operator is explicit that these games are neither scary nor dark, and describes them as adventures the whole group can take on. Every door carries an exit button, and any player can press it at any point in the hour.
The Depths is the gentlest of the four on that same scale. Its set is a submarine interior in teal and yellow, with lockers, pressure gauges and a lit console wall. Special Ops: Mysterious Market runs a notch harder and trades the submarine for a market alley of carved animal heads and hexagonal tile.
Age guidance starts at 13. Younger players are allowed in. Anyone aged 14 or under needs an adult of 18 or over playing alongside them, and that adult takes one of the eight seats. Players under 18 need an adult to sign their waiver.
Strangers Can Be Placed on Your Team
Games here are shared by default. Unless one booking takes all eight seats, another party can be placed into the same hour and onto your team.
For a group of three or four that becomes a real decision. Cover the seats you use and solve alongside people you have never met, or cover all eight and keep the set to your own group. The per-person price does not change either way.
At the standard seat price, holding a whole room works out to USD 375.92, and USD 399.92 for Only Murders in the Building.
Finding the Door Inside Westfield Century City
The address is 10250 Santa Monica Boulevard, Space 2945, inside Westfield Century City. Parking sits under the mall, and the operator points guests to P1 or P2 Green. The mall does not publish a self-parking rate online.
The listing marks the venue wheelchair accessible, allows service animals, permits prams and strollers, and rates the games suitable for all physical fitness levels. The operator asks anyone with a specific access question to call ahead.
Booking closes two hours before a start time, and confirmation is immediate.
Food and drink stay outside the game rooms, and alcohol is not permitted on the premises. A booking can be cancelled for a full refund up to 24 hours before the start time, and nothing is refunded inside that window.
📍 The door is at 10250 Santa Monica Boulevard, Space 2945, Los Angeles, CA 90067, and the game starts and ends in the same place.
When the clock stops there are fifteen minutes for the debrief and the group photo. The operator puts The Getty, Rodeo Drive and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art within a short drive of the same door.