Events

Escape Room Parties & Events

Birthdays, corporate team building, bachelor and bachelorette parties. Private rooms, one hour, your group only.

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Private group experiences in Plano

Quest Room hosts private group experiences. Your group plays on its own and is never paired with strangers. Our event packages add the space and the time around the game, so you can gather, eat and celebrate before and after the hour in the room. Pick the option below that fits your group, or call us and we will help you plan it.

Choose Your Event

Three ways to celebrate with us

Kids at an escape room birthday party in Spell Breakers as two costumed characters cast a glowing spell

Birthday Parties

Escape Room Birthday Parties

Kids, teens and adults. The sixty minute game, plus your own party space for cake and celebration afterward.

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Corporate Events & Team Building

Escape Room Team Building

Groups of ten or more, playing across several rooms at the same time, with the lobby and party space before and after.

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Bride and friends at an escape room bachelorette party inside Malediction

Bachelor & Bachelorette Parties

Start the night with an hour that belongs to your group alone, then head out to the rest of the celebration.

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Planning Something Else?

Anniversaries, graduations, promotions, retirements, family in town. Many of our groups are celebrating something. Tell us your date and how many people you are expecting and we will help you put it together.

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FAQ

Event Questions

Choosing an event format

Which Quest Room event option is right for our group?

Birthday packages are built around children and include the party space for cake afterward. Corporate packages are built for groups of ten or more who want the lobby and party space before and after the game. Bachelor and bachelorette groups usually play first and go on to the rest of the night. If you only want to play, book any room online like a regular group. No package needed.

What if our event does not fit one of the listed options?

Call or email us. Many of our groups are celebrating something, and if you want to gather afterwards, cut a cake or hand over an award, you need a space, which is not bookable online. Tell us your date and group size and we will work it out with you.

Is this right for our occasion

Can we book Quest Room for a celebration?

Yes, and most of our groups are celebrating something. Birthdays, anniversaries, graduations, promotions, or family in town.

If you just want to play, book online like any other group.

If you would like to hang out afterwards, cut a cake or hand over an award, you will need a space for that, and that is not something you can book online. Our birthday and corporate packages both include the space, so those may be worth a look first. Otherwise email us or call us, tell us what you are celebrating and how many people you are expecting, and we will help you put it together.

We are celebrating an adult birthday. Is that different from your kids birthday parties?

Quite different, and often simpler. Our birthday packages are built around children, with the party space, pizza and a supervising adult in the room. For an adult birthday, most groups just book the room and go, then head out to dinner afterwards.

If you need a space, or even more than that, email or call us and we will talk it through. The whole venue can be booked if you need it.

Is Quest Room good for a date night or an anniversary?

Yes. If it is just the two of you, that works fine, and a couple that plays well together is a genuinely good hour. Make it a double date and it gets better, and it is still a small enough group to feel like your evening.

Fair warning on Da Vinci’s Challenge though: it is built to split a group in two, and it very rarely gets beaten by only two people. If you want to escape rather than just enjoy trying, consider picking another room.

Most couples just play and head out to dinner afterwards, so a space is usually not part of it. If you want ideas, or you do want a space, email us or call us and we will help.

We are celebrating a graduation. Does that work?

It works well. Graduation groups tend to be a mix of ages, the graduate plus friends plus family, and the rooms handle that mix easily. If your group is bigger than one room holds, we can run several rooms at the same time so nobody sits out.

If you also need a space afterwards, or even more than that, email us or call us and we will talk it through. The whole venue can be booked if you need it.

We have family in town. Can you handle a group like that?

Yes. Mixed ages work well here, including people who might not have seen each other in years. Everyone has something to do from the first minute, so the group falls in together without anyone having to work at it.

Our games hold between 6 and 10 people each, so a really large family may split across two or three rooms and everyone still plays at the same time.

Is an escape room a good idea for a retirement, a promotion, or a send-off?

Yes, and it is one of the better ideas for all three. It works across ages, and it works especially well when the group comes from the same workplace and has known each other a while.

Capping a well earned promotion with a unique game the whole team faces together is the part people bring up years later. And for a retirement, or anyone leaving a team they will miss, one last mission for the guest of honor and their old team is a send-off nobody will forget.

If you just want to play, go ahead and book online. For a larger group, our corporate packages may be worth a look, since they are built for exactly this and include the space and time around the game. Either way, if you would like a hand, email us or call us and we will work it through.

Making it feel like an occasion

Can we do something special for the person we are celebrating?

An escape room is already something out of the ordinary, so you are starting from a good place.

If you want to go further and make one person feel like the whole hour is about them, talk to us before you book. Tell us what is on your mind and we will work through what is possible, what is not, and what is a good idea. Some things blend in beautifully. Others would get in the way. We will tell you which is which, and we can only do that if we hear from you in advance.

Can we do a proposal here?

Yes, and we have done it more than once. It works, and it works because it is planned with us properly.

Tell us exactly what you have in mind and we will plan it together. One rule we do not bend: the ring never goes inside a puzzle.

One thing you have to be prepared for. This is a live game in a real building, so interruptions may happen. A blackout, a stubborn mechanism, or somebody pulling the fire alarm in the mall so the game has to stop and we have to evacuate. You may be able to come back and finish. That actually happened once, and it still turned out beautifully. All we are saying is that some degree of flexibility may be necessary for it to work.

If you are ready for that and ready to plan it with us, we will go into this with you. Contact us. We are all for happiness.

Do we get a photo?

Yes. Every group gets a photo at the end, and it is usually the thing people actually keep. We also have costumes here if you want them, simple ones themed to each room, and they can make the game or the photo even better.

Food and the space

Can we bring food, a cake, or decorations?

It depends on whether you have a space booked.

If you do, then yes. Bring a cake, balloons, basic decorations and your own food, and set up in the space. Confetti and piñatas are a bit much to clear away in time, so please skip those.

If you have not booked a space, then no. There will be nowhere to put it and nowhere to sit and eat. Without a space booking we assume you came to play the game and will head off afterwards.

Getting oriented

What exactly is an escape room?

Think of it as stepping inside a movie, except that the movie pulls you in and doesn't let go. You and your group have 60 minutes to figure out what's going on, follow the clues, crack the puzzles, and get out together. Way more fun than it sounds, and it leaves you with one of those memories you only get when you went through something with your group. No experience needed. First-timers are welcome.

How long is each game?

60 minutes. Most people play right around that, a little less if you happen to be very fast.

How long does the whole thing take?

The game is 60 minutes. Add about 15 minutes before for waivers and a briefing, and a few minutes after for photos. Allow 90 minutes and you will be out in time for whatever you have planned next.

Will you pair us with strangers?

Nope. You go in with who you came with. And probably leave with them too.

Choosing a room

Half of us have never done an escape room. Is that a problem?

Not at all, and it is the most common situation we see. Malediction, Red Giant and Heretics all work well for beginners. Cannibal’s Den and Da Vinci’s Challenge are our two hardest, so maybe save those for a crew that has done a few of these.

Which room is actually scary?

Cannibal’s Den, genuinely, and it is the only room with real horror in it. Heretics is dark and gloomy but not frightening. The rest are quite friendly, so if someone in your group is out on scary, you still have plenty to pick from.

How many people can play?

Each room takes a different number of players:

Cannibal’s Den 2-6
Heretics 2-6
Red Giant 2-6
Malediction 2-8
Da Vinci’s Challenge 2-10

If your group is too big to fit in one go, or you want several rooms starting at the same time, contact us before you book. Online times may not line up on their own, and we cannot change them once booked.

Who can play

Do you have an age limit?

No real upper limit. If someone’s up for it at 114, we’re up for it too. On the younger side, 8 is generally a good starting point for most of our rooms, though we do have one game built for younger children, so ask us if your group is small. One responsible adult must stay in the room with any minors for the full 60 minutes.

Can I book for a group of children?

Yes, but one thing you should consider: our games require that a responsible adult stays inside the room with the children for the entire 60 minutes. Our game masters run the game to make it fun and safe for everybody, and they cannot supervise children.

If a child needs to step out, an adult has to go and stay with them in the lobby. If that leaves no adult inside, the game may have to stop, so it is worth figuring out these logistics ahead.

Is Quest Room wheelchair accessible? Elevator, bathrooms, and game rooms

Our venue is on the second floor, but the building has an elevator, and the lobby, common areas and bathrooms are all fully wheelchair accessible. Inside the game rooms it varies: some rooms have areas or puzzle mechanics that can be harder to navigate, but several of our rooms work well for wheelchair users, including Malediction and Da Vinci’s Challenge. Just let us know when you book and we will match you to the right room and walk you through what to expect.

Booking

How do I book?

Pick your game, pick your date, time, and the number of people playing. Tickets are non-refundable, so lock in a date you're sure about. If you're not sure exactly how many people are playing, book for the minimum number you're sure will come, you can always add more people later.

How far in advance should I book for an event?

2-3 weeks is a good rule for any larger event booking, and 2-4 weeks for a big corporate event, since those take more preparation. Friday and Saturday fill up first, so aim earlier in peak season. Sometimes you can still get in the same week, so it is always worth checking availability before assuming you are too late.

Can we have the whole place to ourselves?

Yes. The whole venue can be booked as a separate arrangement, Sunday through Friday, which gives you the entire place to yourselves.

It is also the only way to have a bar, because once a bar sets up in our lobby we cannot have anyone else in the space. Email or call us with your date and group size and we will talk it through with you.

Before you arrive

Can we drink before or during the game?

No, please don’t. These rooms are genuinely challenging, and people who turn up under the influence get confused, lost and often frustrated. They may trip and fall, or break something. Escape rooms, drinking and drugs do not go together. We take safety seriously and really want everyone to enjoy the games.

Can we wear costumes?

Yes. We have costumes here and you are welcome to put one on before you go in. They are themed to each room and simple enough to play the whole game in. Most people put one on just for the fun of it, and they look great in the group photo at the end.

Can I bring my phone, camera, or smartwatch into the room?

We ask that phones, smartwatches, smart glasses, cameras, and other electronics stay outside the room. If you have a specific reason you need your phone with you (e.g. a medical condition, an important call you’re expecting), let us know before your booking and we’ll work it out with your game master on a case-by-case basis. If you have any questions in this regard, please call or write to us ahead of time.

What if I need to leave the room during the game?

If you think you might need to step out at any point during the 60 minutes, for any reason (a known medical need, an important call you are expecting), tell your game master before the game starts. This matters more than it might seem: in most rooms, the only way out mid-game is the emergency exit. Triggering it ends the game immediately for your entire group. The game cannot be restarted, you would need to rebook. Your game master can plan ahead with you, but only if you tell them before you go in. When in doubt, say something first. If you have any questions in this regard, please call or write to us ahead of time.

What happens if we arrive late?

Please arrive at least 10 minutes before your start time.
Late arrivals may lose game time, because the game starts on schedule.
Not checked in within 30 minutes of your reservation? Your game may be canceled without a refund.

Changing your booking

Can I add another player to my group?

If you need to add someone who would like to join, yes, you can. The only thing to keep in mind is the room's capacity. Call us in advance so we can add them to your reservation and have their waiver ready.

Can I reschedule my booking?

At least 12 hours' notice required
Rescheduling fee, based on your new date:
- $30 for Monday through Thursday
- $60 for Friday, Saturday, Sunday and holidays
If the new booking is more expensive, we will ask you to pay the difference.
New booking costs less? Unfortunately we cannot refund or credit the difference.

Can I get a refund?

Game bookings: tickets are non-refundable, same as a concert ticket, so you can reschedule instead for a small fee
Birthday/corporate deposits: non-refundable, so please double-check your date before paying
Gift cards: non-refundable, but never expires

That said, mistakes can happen, whether it is human error or a glitch in our booking system, nobody and no process is perfect, unfortunately. If you believe we made a mistake, email us and simply explain what happened and why you think there’s an error. Give us a little time to look into it. We are not just fixing that one case, we’re checking the whole process so it doesn’t happen again.

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