Step into a constructed underground thriller at Extreme Escape San Antonio. Trapped Below challenges teams with tactile puzzles, timed clues, and an immersive set designed for collaboration and quick thinking.
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The room goes dark and the air cools; fluorescent numbers blink on a rusted control panel and a dilapidated elevator shaft becomes the stage. In Trapped Below at Extreme Escape San Antonio, teams step into a constructed underground scenario where light, sound, and tactile puzzles push groups to communicate quickly and think in three dimensions.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1 hour
Fitness Level
Minimal physical fitness required; mostly standing, bending, and reaching
Wildlife
History
San Antonio grew from Spanish colonial missions and 18th-century settlements; public storytelling and theatrical events are part of the city’s cultural DNA.
Conservation
Escape rooms have a modest footprint—support local businesses by following venue rules, using public transit or shared rides, and avoiding single-use plastics when possible.
Reserve your spot on the Trapped Below: Underground Escape Room Adventure at Extreme Escape San Antonio today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive Early for Briefing
Plan to arrive 10–15 minutes before your scheduled time to receive instructions and start promptly.
Travel Light
Leave large bags in your vehicle—the storefront space has limited room for storage and movement.
Assign Roles Quickly
Designate a puzzle-checker, searcher, and note-taker early to avoid duplication and wasted time.
Know Your Limits
If you have claustrophobia or mobility restrictions, notify staff in advance to discuss accommodations.
Comfortable, flat shoes
Stable footwear helps with quick movement and balance in tight set pieces.
Light jacket
Sets are often air-conditioned and a thin layer keeps you comfortable during briefing.
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Notebook and pen
Useful for jotting clues, times, and codes if you want to keep notes between puzzles.
Phone (for parking info only)
Use it for directions and parking but not for photographing or hinting during the game.