Haunted Mansion
Escape game 13+

Haunted Mansion

2 - 8 people60 minutesDifficult
Unravel the 1900s mystery of a luxurious but haunted New England mansion. Debunk the paranormal and solve the enigma of a never-found body. Your curiosity could be your end...
Large companyProfiWith childrenProfiLarge companyHorror

Difficult
A bit scary
Without actorsActors
EnglishGame language
About the escape room

New England, the year is 1992. The Whitby family was one of the wealthiest families in New England during the 1900’s. The Whitby Mansion (with over 90 bedrooms), was built for James and Edith Whitby. Legend has it, James (the Lord of the manor) went mad and murdered his entire family. After their death, the Whitby Mansion was sold at auction, it was then re-named and turned into the luxurious Laughton Hotel. There have been more supernatural events witnessed in this hotel than anywhere else on earth - with stories that will make your hair stand on end. Due to the unexplained deaths and unusual occurrences, the Laughton Hotel was eventually shuttered in 1992 – and unfortunately, detectives and paranormal investigators who have tried to explore the old mansion for evidence, were never seen again. Locals say that any living thing caught in the hotel at the stroke of midnight will become part of the spirit world forever... but your curiosity got the best of you. Your goal is to find proof that paranormal activity exists; and if you’re lucky, crack the unsolved mystery of Edith Whitby’s disappearance, whose body has never been found…

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Location

Located at Haunted Trails Family Entertainment Center in Joliet, IL, along Route 53.
Paid Parking
Wifi
Wardrobe

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