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.
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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.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1.5 hours
Fitness Level
No special fitness required; suitable for most ages and mixed-ability groups
Wildlife
History
Auburn grew as a rail and timber hub and is adjacent to lands of the Muckleshoot Tribe, whose cultural presence remains visible locally.
Conservation
Respect the venue by using provided lockers and disposing of waste properly; support nearby independent businesses to keep tourism benefits local.
Reserve your spot on the Timepass Auburn Escape Room Adventures Book Karmageddon Now today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive 20 minutes early
Check-in and waiver signing are required; allow time for parking and a short briefing before your slot.
Wear comfortable shoes
The game involves standing and moving between stations—flat, comfortable footwear helps maintain focus.
One-hour game limit
You’re given 60 minutes for the mission and cannot run over into the next booking—plan your schedule accordingly.
Mobile ticket ready
Have your mobile or paper ticket accessible to speed check-in and avoid delays.
Comfortable shoes
Flat, supportive shoes keep you steady while moving between puzzles.
Light jacket or layers
Rooms can be air-conditioned; a light layer keeps you comfortable during briefing and debriefing.
spring
Reusable water bottle
Hydration before and after the session is useful—water is available nearby but a bottle is handy.
summer
Phone (for photos)
Use post-game photos to capture the team and scoreboard; staff will confirm photo rules first.