7 Tickets & Entry Passes Worth Flying For

1.Palais Garnier Mystery Game with Entry Ticket

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 400 reviews · from $32Our pick

Enter the Palais Garnier for a 90-minute mystery game inspired by Arsène Lupin and the secret of Count Cagliostro. Your team receives a roadbook and pencil, follows clues through the opera house, and may reach areas normally closed to the public. The game is offered in French or English and suits children 12 and older.

“Une façon originale de visiter un lieu mythique ! Un agréable moment je le recommande avec des jeunes adultes ou des ado ! Merci Mme Lupin pour votre visite !”

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2.Chattanooga “Secret Agent” Escape Room Admission Ticket

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 63 reviews · 1 hour (approx.) · from $39Top rated

You have about one hour to act as an MI6 agent in 1963 London, investigate The Red Button dance club, and stop Dr. Von Gobler. The Chattanooga room accommodates up to eight people and costs $39.99 per person. Staff, including Tamysha, help keep teams moving when puzzles get tough.

“I was looking for a team building sort of experience for my girls. I feel like this was exactly what I was looking for. We had a great time and Tamysha was super helpful and attentive :) thank you!”

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3.Treasure Hunt Ride Ticket and 1 Power-Up Combo

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 45 reviews · 20 to 40 minutes (approx.) · from $22Best value

Board a Cavern Car for a pirate adventure beneath Monterey’s Cannery Row. After a five-minute pre-show, you’ll battle skeletons, collect treasure, and face a Kraken with projection effects, fog, water sprays, scents, and cannon blasts. Your ticket includes unlimited rides that day plus one Power-Up Combo.

“Tickets were easy to purchase. Staff were friendly. Very fun interactive family ride. Would definitely go back”

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4.Chattanooga “Locker Room Lockdown: Mascot Rescue” Escape Room Admission Ticket

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 40 reviews · 1 hour (approx.) · from $39

At Time To Escape in downtown Chattanooga, you and up to nine others split into coaches and team players, solving separate puzzles that sometimes require both groups. Priscilla and Taylor guide the room, while Christina is available with clear directions and clues when needed. Finish together to rescue Wolfie before the rival Tigers return.

“A lot ot of laughing and a lot of people talking, but we did manage to solve most of the clues! Great fun! 😁😁😁”

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5.Prison Island Giant Indoor Escape Game Entry Ticket

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 19 reviews · 1 - 2 hours · from $26

You enter a futuristic prison with 32 challenge cells and two hours to earn points. Work in a team to solve mental puzzles, handle physical tasks, and choose your own route. English, French, and Spanish support is available. The $26 ticket includes entry, but food and drinks are extra.

“Mis hijos de 14 años consiguieron hacer todas las celdas en hora y media . Les gustó mucho”

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6.Acropolis Museum: Family Tour &Treasure Hunt w/Ticket Option

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 8 reviews · 1h 30m · from $50

Join a guide such as Sofia for a 90-minute Acropolis Museum mission built around riddles, mythical creatures, and the Caryatid sisters. Families use a smartphone app to solve clues, collect gems, and study famous artifacts. Choose the ticket option for museum entry, skip the ticket line, and finish with photos and a winner announcement.

“great for kids, huide was exceptional taking time to explain in detail.”

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7.Ancient Agora: E-Ticket w/Treasure Hunt Tour on your phone

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 6 reviews · from $28

You’ll enter the Ancient Agora with an emailed e-ticket, then use your phone to follow a self-guided mission through the Temple of Hephaestus, Stoa of Attalos, and other monuments. The app mixes stories, riddles, and collectible points for children and adults. No live guide is included, so download the app before arrival.

“Very good, the children enjoyed it. However, the gift isn't great for finishing the hunt; even a tiny item would have made the children happier.”

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