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Washingtonian

The Best Arts, Music, and Things to Do in DC

Escape Artist DC was named as "Best New Group Night Out" in 2015.

WAMU 88 American University

American University Radio

Escape Rooms Playing To D.C.’s Nerdy, Competitive Crowds

Interviews and information about the first two escape room companies in  DC, Escape Artist DC and Escape Room Live.

Hill Rag

Hill Now

Escape Rooms Opening Near Barracks Row

Announcement of Escape Artist DC's opening.

DCist

DCist

Pretend You're Frank Underwood At a New D.C. 'Escape Room'

"Because there aren’t enough places around town to put on a power suit and pretend you’re Frank Underwood, a new, politically-themed “escape room” is coming to Southeast."

DCist

K Street Magazine

Escape Artist DC: How Fast Can YOU Solve the Mystery?

"The mystery rooms pay homage to two distinct aspects of DC culture - one room is for art lovers and the other room is for political buffs,"

DCist

The Georgetown Voice

Escape Artist DC:

An Amateur

Sleuth’s Dream

"Escape Artist DC is perfect for group outings, making it easy to get off campus with minimal damage to your wallet, – but don’t expect anything to be over-the-top."

CBS DC

CBS DC

Best Date Night Spots in Washington, D.C.

We were listed first as a best date night in DC.

Hill Rag

Hill Rag

Escape Artist DC Opens on Capitol Hill

"Some of those who participated are deaf because it is hearing-impaired friendly. “I did it with two of my friends and that was actually a perfect amount of people. I hope he keeps doing different themes because I would definitely go back regularly,” said, Whitney Gray, one of the participants."

CBS DC

UrbanDaddy

Escape Plan

Going All Houdini on Capitol Hill

"There will be clues to find, puzzles to solve and codes to crack, all in the service of finding the key. You’ve got 45 minutes to do so. And if you can’t, well, they’ll eventually let you out. This isn’t the Hotel California."

ElevationDC

The newest thing to do in D.C. is to let someone lock you up

"Escape rooms originated in Japan, initially as a video game. Only recently have escape rooms become real-world experiences."

WUSA9

WUSA9

Reporter Enlists Students to Help Escape Rooms

CBS news affiliate WUSA9 visited us and had a blast. Here is the video segment. SPOILER ALERT! Please turn the volume down if you don't want to hear room spoilers.

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