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Step into a mission-control escape room in downtown Auburn where your group has 60 minutes to stop a meteor strike. Practical, accessible, and monitored by a GameMaster, Karmageddon emphasizes teamwork and puzzle logic over physical exertion.
Step into a mission-control escape room in downtown Auburn where your group has 60 minutes to stop a meteor strike. Practical, accessible, and monitored by a GameMaster, Karmageddon emphasizes teamwork and puzzle logic over physical exertion.
The bunker lights flicker and a red countdown hums just beyond the door. Players step into a compact control room where monitors cough static and a mission dossier demands attention: a giant meteor is on an intercept course and you have 60 minutes to configure launch systems and save the planet.
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Operated by Timepass Auburn · Auburn, Washington
The bunker lights flicker and a red countdown hums just beyond the door. Players step into a compact control room where monitors cough static and a mission dossier demands attention: a giant meteor is on an intercept course and you have 60 minutes to configure launch systems and save the planet.
Set in downtown Auburn, this room-style adventure taps the town’s practical, working-class character more than any touristic flourish. Auburn sits at the confluence of the White and Green rivers and grew around rail and timber — a sensible backdrop for a mission-control scenario that values timing and teamwork. Nearby, evidence of the Muckleshoot Tribe’s longstanding presence and the city’s industrial history peek through public art and museum exhibits, giving the town’s modern leisure scene unexpected depth.
The experience is straightforward: check in 20 minutes early at 425 E Main St, sign a damage waiver, watch a short intro video, then tackle the one-hour game while a GameMaster monitors progress and offers timed hints. You are never physically locked in.
Practical notes: free parking and onsite lockers make gear easy; wheelchair access is available. The room favors observation, pattern recognition and communication over physical skill, so it’s suitable for mixed-age groups and corporate teams alike. Arrive on time — sessions run back-to-back and extensions aren’t permitted. After the play-through, there’s a brief debrief video and a summary of the puzzles solved.
For travelers who want a compact, social, low-impact thrill in Auburn, this is a focused slice of live-action puzzle play that rewards curiosity and a steady head under pressure.
easy.
1.5 hours.
No special fitness required; suitable for most ages and mixed-ability groups
No. Although framed as an 'escape' scenario, players are not locked in and can exit at any time; staff monitor the game and provide assistance as needed.
Rooms are private for your booking and typically suit small groups; confirm exact capacity at booking if you have a large or very small team.
Yes — the venue is wheelchair accessible with accessible surfaces and facilities; notify staff of any special requirements when booking.
You may cancel for a full refund at least 24 hours before your scheduled time; check your booking confirmation for specific details.
Auburn grew as a rail and timber hub and is adjacent to lands of the Muckleshoot Tribe, whose cultural presence remains visible locally.
Respect the venue by using provided lockers and disposing of waste properly; support nearby independent businesses to keep tourism benefits local.
Timepass Auburn operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The bunker lights flicker and a red countdown hums just beyond the door. Players step into a compact control room where monitors cough static and a mission dossier demands attention: a giant meteor is on an intercept course and you have 60 minutes to configure launch systems and save the planet.
The bunker lights flicker and a red countdown hums just beyond the door. Players step into a compact control room where monitors cough static and a mission dossier demands attention: a giant meteor is on an intercept course and you have 60 minutes to configure launch systems and save the planet.
Set in downtown Auburn, this room-style adventure taps the town’s practical, working-class character more than any touristic flourish. Auburn sits at the confluence of the White and Green rivers and grew around rail and timber — a sensible backdrop for a mission-control scenario that values timing and teamwork. Nearby, evidence of the Muckleshoot Tribe’s longstanding presence and the city’s industrial history peek through public art and museum exhibits, giving the town’s modern leisure scene unexpected depth.
The experience is straightforward: check in 20 minutes early at 425 E Main St, sign a damage waiver, watch a short intro video, then tackle the one-hour game while a GameMaster monitors progress and offers timed hints. You are never physically locked in.
Practical notes: free parking and onsite lockers make gear easy; wheelchair access is available. The room favors observation, pattern recognition and communication over physical skill, so it’s suitable for mixed-age groups and corporate teams alike. Arrive on time — sessions run back-to-back and extensions aren’t permitted. After the play-through, there’s a brief debrief video and a summary of the puzzles solved.
For travelers who want a compact, social, low-impact thrill in Auburn, this is a focused slice of live-action puzzle play that rewards curiosity and a steady head under pressure.