Sabotage Your Own Spaceship Inside Las Vegas's AREA15
A team escape game in AREA15's Zone 2: pick one of five rooms, take the hour, and ask for as many hints as you need.
The Escape Game has two Las Vegas stores, and this booking is for the one inside AREA15. Your team picks one of five rooms, a game host sets the scene, and you get 60 minutes to finish the mission.
The booking covers one escape room game at USD 42.99 a person, the same price for every player from age 5 up, and one booking holds up to eight players. Cancel at least 24 hours before your game for a full refund; the store's own terms for direct bookings use 48 hours instead.
As of October 16, 2026, this listing sells Monday to Thursday sessions only; Friday, Saturday and Sunday dates return no bookable times.
The Escape Game at AREA15 in Las VegasOne 60-minute escape room for up to eight players in AREA15's Zone 2. Monday to Thursday sessions.www.viator.comFive Rooms, Rated by the Store From 6 to 9
The Escape Game rates each room out of 10 for difficulty. Ruins: Forbidden Treasure sits lowest at 6: your plane crashes in a jungle, and the treasure is somewhere in the ruins. Cosmic Crisis is a 7, a mission to sabotage your own spaceship and destroy a black hole, with projection mapping and an in-game sidekick named Hermes.
Legend of the Yeti, set at an abandoned Himalayan outpost with falling snow, and Special Ops: Mysterious Market, a night spy mission at a market, both rate 8. Prison Break is the toughest at 9, and it opens with your team split between two prison cells.
Hints are unlimited. The listing says every door has an exit button, and you can leave the room at any time.
Who Can Play, and AREA15's Rule for Under-18s
The listing sells one price band, ages 5 and up. The operator recommends its games for 13 and up and still welcomes younger players; one family wrote in March 2026 that Ruins "was a good difficulty for a 7 & 10 year old with two adults." The operator also says children 4 and under come free and asks you to call before booking to hold their spot.
A paying adult, 18 or older, has to play along with anyone 14 and under, and players under 18 need an adult to sign their waiver. AREA15 adds its own rule: visitors under 18 have to be accompanied by an adult for the duration of their visit.
The listing ticks wheelchair accessible, but its own booking notes and the operator both ask you to call first for help choosing a room.
Eight Spots per Room, and Who Might Fill Them
Unless you book all the spots in a game, other players can book into your session and join your team, the listing says. Each room at this store holds eight players and one booking can take eight, which means booking all eight keeps the room to your group.
The operator says most games end up private, with shared games most common on weekends, holidays and its busiest times, and this listing only sells Monday to Thursday. Two travelers writing in late May and early June 2026 still said they ended up in a room with another group.
Finding Zone 2, and Parking at AREA15
The listing places the store in AREA15's Zone 2, between Universal Horror Unleashed, the Looper carousel and the Plane, near E5 on AREA15's map. One family writing in April 2026 put it this way: the store is "not in the main building (where Omega mart is) but the building next to it."
AREA15 says parking is free for Nevada residents and that non-locals pay a parking fee, without giving the amount on its FAQ. The store calls parking space limited and recommends rideshare, and AREA15 puts the Zone 2 rideshare pick-up and drop-off on the ground floor of the parking garage at Meade and Rigel.
Arrive 15 minutes before your game and sign the waiver online first. Lidded non-alcoholic drinks are allowed in. For food after your hour, the store names The Beast and Kaia among its AREA15 favorites.