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BESPOKESan Francisco: SOMA
You're just on the verge of completing your revolutionary anti-earthquake device...when you feel a tremor. Fate is in your hands and you must work as quickly as possible. Can you finish your invention in time to save the city? Search for clues, solve puzzles, and explore San Francisco on this unforgettable outdoor escape room adventure!
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BESPOKELA (Santa Monica): Boardwalk
Tourists are clamoring from far and wide to get a sight of Sandie the Sea Monster. But you're a scientist - you know better. Armed with your test kit, you’re going to get to the bottom of this and prove Sandie isn't real once and for all...or is she? Search for clues, solve puzzles, and explore Santa Monica on this unforgettable escape room adventure!
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SPYHUNTERSan Diego: Little Italy
Trust no one. A ring of double agents has infiltrated the Chronos Agency and it’s up to you to go undercover and expose them. Can you track them down before it's too late? Search for clues, solve puzzles, and explore San Diego on this unforgettable escape room adventure!
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Los AngelesLittle Tokyo
$54.99
Los AngelesLittle Tokyo
$54.99
Trust no one. A ring of double agents has infiltrated the Chronos Agency and it’s up to you to go undercover and expose them. Can you track them down before it’s too late? Search for clues, solve puzzles, and explore LA’s Little Tokyo on this unforgettable escape room adventure!
- Open your clue box near Grand Central Market at 317 S Broadway to begin your adventure.
- Begin solving using anything you see in the box. Scan the QR code to input your solution and find out where to go.
- Search for real-world clues hidden around Little Tokyo and use them to solve puzzles. When you input the correct code, the app will tell you where to go and what to do!
- If you get stuck, the no-download app has as many hints as you need. It also has storyline, videos, and more.
- Play at your own pace. There's no penalty for hints and no one gets timed out.
- Lockbox with a real lock
- Clue envelopes that are locked until you're told otherwise!
- Other fun clue items, like spy glasses, a passport, and an ID card
- QR codes to access the web-based app (no download required)
- A pen
- START LOCATION: Start near Grand Central Market at 317 S Broadway in downtown Los Angeles. The specific location of each clue is in the game box!
- PLAYING TIME: 1.5-3 hours depending on experience level and how much you eat, drink, and explore along the way
- WALKING DISTANCE: About 1.5 miles around downtown Los Angeles
- PLAYERS PER BOX: We suggest 2-6 so that everyone can share the clues, but it's completely up to you. You can even play alone!
- DIFFICULTY LEVEL: Adjustable. There's no penalty for hints, so you can take them frequently or challenge yourself.
- WHO CAN PLAY: Fun for all ages. Perfect for date nights, family outings, friend groups, tourists, and anyone looking for a fun outdoor escape room around LA's Little Tokyo.
The best Los Angeles escape room experience
About the escape room game
This escape room adventure around Little Tokyo takes the best parts of an escape room and the best parts of a scavenger hunt and merges them into the most fun thing to do in LA. You get to search for clues hidden in the real world and then use them to solve escape room puzzles. When you solve for a code, the app will tell you where to go look for your next clue! Instead of trying to escape the room, this Escapely adventure takes you around downtown Los Angeles to track down clues and expose double agents!
This real world escape room is the most unique escape room in downtown LA. It takes you on a clue-solving adventure to find clues, solve puzzles, and follow an immersive storyline. If you want to keep the experience a surprise, don't read this next bit - it contains some spoilers about where you'll go on our Little Tokyo escape room adventure and what you'll see along the way. In Escapely's downtown LA escape room, you are a top secret spy tasked with exposing a ring of double agents threatening to take down the agency. We suggest starting at Grand Central Market in the heart of Little Tokyo. It's a vibrant upscale food court with an eclectic array of food choices - a great way to fuel up before starting the escape room. To get to your first clue, walk through a quaint alley to Biddy Mason Memorial Park. On the way, keep an eye out for the pasta making often going on behind big glass windows at the past shop you'll pass on your right. Biddy Mason was a freed slave who went on to amass some real estate wealth and became a prominent philanthropist. She owned the plot of land where this park now sits. The next puzzle will take you to the Sister Cities sign, showing the distance from downtown Los Angeles to each of LA's sister cities. The next clue is the monument to Japanese-American astronaut Ellison Onizuka. He was the first Asian American as well as the first person of Japanese origin to reach space. He successfully reached space aboard the Discovery but sadly died in the Challenger explosion. You will then visit the Home is Little Tokyo mural which pays a colorful homage to Little Tokyo's history. In the center of the mural, you can see an adult and two children lighting candles, which is a tradition to remember the unjust treatment of marginalized groups throughout world history. To end the game, head into the Japanese Village Plaza which is just a few steps from the end of the game to enjoy some fresh takoyaki and other Japanese specialty food and shops!
David C
10/10 excellent game!! Very well-made this one!!
As an avid escape room goer (50-100 rooms), I would rate this outdoor escape room as excellent! There were new puzzle mechanisms involved in this game that I’ve never encountered at other escape rooms before which was really cool. The game had a really good variety of easy, medium, and challenging puzzles. The secret agent storyline was very entertaining as well and I loved all the places that the game led us to. My friend and I loved this Little Tokyo version and now we can’t wait to try the other ones!
Jennie S
A fun afternoon!
We had a lot of fun doing this game yesterday! It brought us to areas we haven’t explored very much, even though we used to live downtown, and it was a lot of fun. It was definitely challenging, but in positive ways – we used a lot of hints, but my husband and I each had moments where we surprised the other one by figuring something unexpected out.
Matt_hc13
Fun Way to Explore
My wife and I had so much fun playing Escape the City in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles. We found the puzzles to be clear and mostly just challenging enough to make us pause and really think without getting stuck for too long. It was also a great way to see more of a neighborhood we haven’t spent enough time in and to learn some of its history.
Jessica Strange
I love these games.
So much fun! This is my 3rd city for Escape the City! These games are a fun way to explore & stretch your brain. Please note the storylines are basically the same regardless of the city if the cities have the same theme. I’ve played Sacramento & Little Tokyo which are both Spy Hunter themed. So if you played spy hunter theme before, you will know how to solve the puzzles. Regardless, you can still have a great time if you have someone join you that hasn’t played before. You can be the hint master & enjoy seeing how others approach solving the puzzles. Plus the sights/locations will be different even though you are solving the same puzzle. I’m looking forward to trying the Bespoke version of the game!
Richard S
Great experience exploring new parts of the city- family friendly!
Had a terrific time! Went with our family- Grandma, mom, dad and 11 year old daughter. Everyone had a lot of fun solving the clues. My daughter loved it- she said her favorite part was “All of it! I liked the puzzles!” It led to a better appreciation of the city and we discovered some great new spots to visit!