Vault 1033: The End Or The Beginning

We are open 7 days a week and accept online and phone reservations. Please note: the Business Office is closed on Sundays, so phone reservations cannot be accepted on Sundays.

Absolutely not. Get one ticket or a few, and you'll be teamed with other people in the same game.

The minimum number of people required to play Vault 1033: The End or the Beginning is 4 (we recommend 4–8). The room will not be considered "booked" for any time slot until at least 4 tickets have been purchased.

Please arrive at least 15 minutes before your scheduled reservation time, as games start promptly. If you don't know when that is, you probably won't be making it out of your room!

Late arrivals may be admitted, but your 60-minute window may not be extended, so you will have less game time. No refunds are offered for late arrivals or no-shows.

Absolutely — reservations are available at the time that's best for you. Contact us if you'd like a specific date and time outside of our normal hours.

No. The door you enter from acts as both an entrance and an emergency exit and is never locked. You may exit in case of emergency or urgency, but the clock will not stop for any reason once it starts.

Please use the restroom before your session. If you wish to exit, simply contact our staff and you will be promptly let out, but you cannot come back in.

We accept walk-ins IF the room has not already been booked AND a Gamemaster is available. To book a room, the balance must be paid in full at the time of booking. Online booking is highly recommended so you can choose the day and time that works best for you.

The minimum is four (4) players. If you book fewer than four, additional people will need to book the same game time with you, and your party may be grouped with other players until the maximum of eight (8) is reached.

To avoid this, we recommend booking all eight spots for your group. If one party books 8 spots, the room is considered full — and booking the entire room is less expensive than purchasing 8 separate spots.

Each escape room holds 8 people. If you want the entire room for your group only, you must book all eight spots, even if you have fewer than 8 people. A minimum of two (2) people must play for the game to be valid. Buying all 8 spots is considered a private party.

We attempt to fill each room to capacity by placing separate groups together. For an exclusive room you can: 1) bring enough people to fill the room, 2) purchase all available tickets for the room, or 3) reserve with fewer than the maximum and hope nobody else books the same time.

We understand things come up; however, there are no refunds for any paid reservation, including no-shows, cancellations, or arriving with fewer players. Our rooms are live-action events most people book days or weeks in advance, so once your booking is confirmed, refunds or reschedules are not accepted.

It depends — some health conditions may pose considerable safety risks. If you have a pacemaker, severe heart condition, epilepsy, claustrophobia, are pregnant, or have a physical disability that makes standing difficult, we may politely ask you not to participate. Our staff reserves the right to refuse anyone for any reason.

Our puzzles are designed for adult minds, but we welcome all ages. If any member of your party is 15 or under, at least one adult chaperone must accompany them in the room.

If any member of your party is 10 or under, you must purchase all tickets for the room to ensure a private game, as a courtesy to our other customers.

Wear comfortable, non-restrictive clothing, and bring reading glasses if you normally use them for reading and low-light conditions — you will encounter both. We provide pens and paper if needed to solve clues.

No. Phones, cameras, and any items you do not wish to carry will be stored in a locker, and you will hold on to the key until your experience is complete.

Once the room is locked, you have 60 minutes to uncover clues and solve puzzles. No cheat codes or unfair advantages — but clues can be requested when you're at a standstill. When your 60 minutes expire, you must leave the room so we can reset it for the next group.

If your team fails to solve all the puzzles before the clock runs out, the room will explode and your bodies will be blown into tiny pieces. No, seriously — even if you fail to get out in 60 minutes, you will still have had an awesome time with laughter, nerves, intrigue, and maybe a little anxiety as you tried to beat the clock.