




The DeLaporte family is on the brink of losing their home to taxes. Dive into the dark, ominous wine cellar, once a rum-runner's hideout. Can you find the hidden treasure and save their home or become a victim of dangerous traps?

Trapped in a swamp witch's cabin after a Mardi Gras party gone wrong. You've got 30 min to escape or you're her next victim. Will you make it?

.

Embark on a thrilling adventure with 'Escape the City' in the French Quarter! Solve real-world puzzles, uncover hidden clues, and explore iconic landmarks. It's a scavenger hunt, escape room, and urban crawl combined for an unforgettable experience! Perfect for thrill-seekers and puzzle lovers.

Join the mysterious Odette DeLaporte in her quest to find her lost treasure. Are you the key to recover the DeLaporte fortune?
Discover escape rooms in New Orleans with Escape Navigator and find immersive live escape adventures across the city. Whether you prefer a detective storyline, a horror thriller, or a lighthearted game for kids, you can browse rooms, compare difficulty levels, and complete online booking in one place.
New Orleans offers a mix of themes from adventure and mystery to horror and heist. Try Escape The City - New Orleans by Escapely for a city-style mission, or head to Gulf Coast Escape Room for darker titles like The Cabin and The Mausoleum. Many rooms from Clue Carré add local flavor with games such as The Voodoo Cemetery and The Carnival Heist.
Most games last around 60 minutes, and the typical recommended group size is 2–8 players; suitable formats for larger groups are often available, with exact maximums shown on each room page. A short safety briefing is usually given, and a game master typically watches the session; exact rules, age limits, and accessibility information should be checked on the room page on Escape Navigator before booking.
For birthdays, gatherings with friends, corporate team building, or a weekend night out in New Orleans, use Escape Navigator to compare themes, difficulty, clue style, and mission length before booking your next escape adventure.
Booking on Escape Navigator is straightforward: search New Orleans, open a room listing such as Escape The City - New Orleans or The Carnival Heist, pick a date and available time slot and confirm online. Each listing shows theme, duration and recommended group size so you can compare by theme, difficulty, group size and rating before you pay; special requests are typically handled by the venue after booking.
Prices vary by room and time; each room page on Escape Navigator shows the exact cost for your chosen date and group size. Many venues in New Orleans publish per-team pricing rather than per-person, so check the listing for extra fees or optional add-ons. If you need guidance, the room page will display the typical charge before you confirm your booking.
Most games in New Orleans recommend teams of 2–8 players, which suits couples, families and small corporate teams. Some providers like Clue Carré and Escape My Room offer formats that scale up for larger groups or multi-room event bookings. Check the specific room page for exact minimums and maximums because capacity and recommended team dynamics can differ by room.
Typical sessions in New Orleans run around 60 minutes, with an introduction and a short safety briefing before the clock starts. Rules vary by venue but commonly include no forceful tampering with set pieces and returning props after play. Room pages on Escape Navigator list the specific playtime and house rules so you know what to expect before arrival.
Venues will usually provide a brief safety talk and monitor games from a control room; a game master often offers live or electronic hints if you get stuck. Exact emergency procedures, age restrictions and accessibility options vary by room, so confirm those details on the room page and mention any mobility or medical concerns when you book.
New Orleans offers horror-themed games like The Cabin and The Mausoleum, and scare levels differ widely between titles. Listings and descriptions on Escape Navigator typically indicate whether a room is horror-themed and may note intensity or trigger content. If you’re sensitive to jump scares or dark atmospheres, check the room description or contact the venue to clarify how frightening the experience is before booking.
Yes, some rooms are designed for children or families; Bywater Games’ Very Reel Kids Game Show is tailored to younger players. Family-friendly listings on Escape Navigator indicate recommended ages and whether puzzles are suitable for kids. For mixed-age groups, choose rooms described as kid-friendly and read the room notes to ensure the content and challenge level match your family.
Many companies in New Orleans, including Clue Carré and Escape My Room, accommodate corporate events and larger groups through multi-room bookings or staggered time slots. Escape Navigator listings note corporate availability and suggest suitable formats. For team-building goals or tailored challenges, contact the venue via the listing to arrange custom setups or debrief options before confirming your reservation.