The 4 Myrtle Beach Escape Games to Book First

1.Riga Tony’s Murder Mystery Dinner Show

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 537 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) Our pick

At 6 p.m., you enter Riga Tony’s 1930s speakeasy in Myrtle Beach for drinks, dinner, songs, and a staged murder mystery. Actors pull you into the plot, and you work with your table to identify the killer, location, and motive. The meal includes soup, garlic bread, penne with meatball, and cannoli. Audience participation is part of the fun.

“The actors were really fabulous, and the food was great. It's a 1930s era murder mystery that takes place in a speak easy while celebrating RigaTony's birthday. You are a member of one of 4 mafia crime families attending the party. Along the way several people are "murdered", and your job is to use various clues provided to determine the killer or killers, and the motive. There is lots of audience participation. A fun way to spend the evening (~2hrs long). Come early, as things happen even before the 6pm "start time". Note: you can access more clues with the purchase of a $5 black light and clue kit. Although…”

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2.The Escape Game at Broadway at the Beach in Myrtle Beach

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 348 reviews · 1 hour 15 minutes (approx.) · from $45Top rated

At The Escape Game Myrtle Beach, you and up to seven others get 60 minutes to solve clues and finish a mission. Choose from five story-led rooms, including a time-travel train, prison escape, submarine mission, secret-agent case, or Gold Rush adventure. A game guide briefs you, offers hints, and leads a short photo and debrief period afterward.

“Challenging! You need to work under time constraints which adds to the challenge. Not for young children. Was a good brain workout and much fun!”

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3.Walking Dead Escape Room in Myrtle Beach

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 142 reviews · 1 hour (approx.) · from $38Best value

Join a zombie-themed mission at Myrtle Beach Room Escape on 9th Avenue. In about one hour, your group searches for clues, solves puzzles, and follows three main steps toward the goal. The room suits families, couples, and friends, though younger children may find it difficult. Hints are available when your team gets stuck.

“This was so much fun! It could be tricky but with someone who can read into things, this is a really great activity. My partner and myself did the latest time and it was just us. We were one puzzle away from winning and we loved it. We will definitely be returning to try other escape rooms.”

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4.Wizard of Oz Escape Room in Myrtle Beach

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 41 reviews · 1 hour (approx.) · from $38

Follow a Wizard of Oz themed puzzle trail at Myrtle Beach Room Escape, where you have 60 minutes to search for clues, solve codes, and move through interactive rooms. The game suits families, first-timers, and groups of up to 10, though private rooms cost extra. Clues are available when you get stuck.

“There are many other activities to do while here including other escape rooms and dancing. The guide was helpful as he provided a limited number of clues when requested. We didn’t solve the Wizard of Oz but we were able to be successful with the Mummy. It was our first time doing an escape room. Read the hints and add up the numbers.”

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