FAQ
Is this an escape room?
The Endings is not an escape room. There are no puzzles.
It is in the genre of choose-your-own-adventure books and video games.
Instead of solving puzzles,
you will make choices on your own as you explore a space with a headset and phone.
There is no winning or losing, but the opportunity to discover hidden secrets.
Is it a group experience?
You will explore The Endings on your own, with each guest entering the space every 5 minutes.
There will be other guests on their own journeys, so you are not alone in the space.
We recommend you book with friends, so you can share your individual discoveries afterwards.
How long is it?
The Endings is about 75 minutes once selected for your interview.
You may enter later than your ticketed time, so we recommend allotting up to 90 minutes for your visit with us.
Can I book a custom time?
We can try! If you have a group with 4 or more tickets, we can set up a custom time, provided we can arrange for cast.
Please contact us to inquire.
Is it scary?
This is NOT a haunted house. There are no jump scares or gore. However, the space is dark, and the narratives always end in a comedic death.
Are there any live actors?
Yes! You will have a scene alone with an actor. Their job is not to scare you, but to intrigue you.
Is there an age limit?
Due to the the solo nature of the experience, The Endings has a strict age limit of 18+.
What should I wear?
Comfortable shoes—as you will be walking—and reading glasses (as needed)—as you will be selecting written choices on a phone as part of your exploration.
Is it replayable?
Yes. There are 11 stories to explore, each with diverging paths, and 35 different endings. An average visit will uncover 3-5 different endings.
Is there a trigger warning for The Endings?
The narratives always end in your comical death, such as being hopelessly lost or crushed under an avalanche of books.
It's like dying in a video game and not taken seriously.
There is strictly no mention of suicide, self-harm, or murder.
While the deaths are intended to be funny, the experience may not suit those who are sensitive to the subject of mortality.