Step inside a staged zombie bunker where a ticking clock and layered puzzles demand teamwork. This 60‑minute escape room at Extreme Escape blends theatrical set design with cooperative problem‑solving in the heart of San Antonio.
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You step through a heavy metal door and the air changes — stale, artificial, with a timer that seems to breathe down your neck. Fluorescent lights hum, a scratched map on the wall hints at routes no longer safe, and distant recordings whisper the history of a doctor who may hold the antidote. The bunker is engineered to make the building itself an adversary: doors that must be coaxed, locks that demand a methodical touch, and props that reward curiosity.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
1 hour
Fitness Level
No special fitness required — expect standing and light movement for up to an hour; good for most ages and abilities
Wildlife
History
San Antonio is layered with history from Spanish missions and frontier forts to modern military installations; the city’s storytelling culture makes theatrical attractions popular.
Conservation
Indoor attractions have a relatively small footprint—opt for digital tickets, use public transit or rideshares to reduce local traffic, and support local businesses to keep cultural tourism sustainable.
Reserve your spot on the The Undead: Zombie Apocalypse Escape Room at Extreme Escape today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive early to get briefed
Plan to arrive 10–15 minutes before your scheduled time so staff can run safety and accessibility checks and you can store bags.
Communicate roles up front
Assign a note‑keeper, a searcher, and a timekeeper to avoid duplicated effort during the one‑hour run.
Mind physical accessibility
The venue is wheelchair accessible but some props may be at reach height — tell staff about mobility needs before you start.
Limit loose items
Leave large backpacks in the lobby and keep phones on silent to avoid losing items during rapid searches.
Comfortable closed‑toe shoes
You’ll be on your feet and moving between stations; stable footwear helps you search quickly.
Charged smartphone
Useful for directions, emergency calls, and storing digital tickets if needed.
Small notebook and pen
Jotting down clues and patterns speeds group coordination and reduces repeat work.
Light layer (jacket or hoodie)
Rooms can be cool; a thin layer keeps you comfortable without restricting movement.