Heroes of the Galaxy - Vol II Escape Game in Mesa, AZ
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–2 hours
Fitness Level
No special fitness required; suitable for children and adults of all physical abilities.
Overview
Join lab droid D626 in Mesa for an interactive escape adventure perfect for kids aged 7 to 12. Solve puzzles, crack codes, and enjoy a fun team challenge with an 80-85% success rate that the whole family will love!
Heroes of the Galaxy - Vol II
Welcome to the SPARC Open House!
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About This Adventure
Join the SPARC Open House for an exciting escape experience, guided by lab droid D626! Perfect for families, especially kids aged 7 to 12, this hands-on adventure features engaging puzzles involving locks and control panels. With an impressive success rate of 80-85%, teamwork is key to unlocking the fun!
Heroes of the Galaxy - Vol II
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Rates
Individual: $28.00 Group of 8: $202.00 Group of 9: $227.00 Group of 10 $252.00
Rooms available 7 days a week Coupons accepted at checkout
About
Our lab droid D626 welcomes you to the SPARC Open House. This is a challenging, yet family friendly escape experience. While fun for all ages, Children ages 7 to 12 really enjoy this experience, but will need some adult guidance to coordinate puzzle solutions. Younger children may not be able to solve puzzles, but still enjoy exploring the lab. Puzzles are very “hands-on” and consist of locks, control panels, and physical objects. Success rate: 80-85%. Up to 10 people.
Adventure Tips
Arrive on time
Be sure to arrive at least 10 minutes early to get briefed and start promptly.
Work together
Communication is key; encourage everyone to share clues and ideas for the best chance at success.
Ideal group size
Groups of 4-6 work best for an engaging and balanced escape experience.
Keep small children supervised
While designed for kids 7-12, younger children should be accompanied to ensure safety around puzzles and props.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Desert cottontail rabbits
- Greater roadrunner
History
Mesa, Arizona, has a rich Native American history and was originally inhabited by the Hohokam people who created extensive irrigation canals.
Conservation
Local parks and facilities promote water conservation and sustainable desert landscaping to preserve Mesa’s fragile environment.
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Recommended Gear
Comfortable clothing
Wear clothes that allow for comfortable movement during the escape puzzles.
Closed-toe shoes
Safe footwear helps navigate and engage confidently with puzzle stations.
Water bottle
Stay hydrated before and after the activity, especially during Mesa’s hot summers.
summer specific
Notepad and pen
Useful for jotting down clues and notes during the escape experience.