Best Escape Room in Bloomington, IN
Which Get Out room to pick first, and how to choose the right one for your group.
There are three rooms at Get Out: Bloomington plus an outdoor game, and the honest answer to “which is best” depends entirely on who you’re bringing.
If it’s your first escape room
DaVinci’s Workshop is rated 5/10 and takes 2–5 players. It’s our most forgiving room and the one we’d put a nervous group in. No mobility issues.
If you want a proper challenge
Tiny House of Horrors and The Stolen Artifact are both 7/10 and both take up to eight players. Tiny House uses light and sound effects and needs some mobility from at least one player. The Stolen Artifact has no mobility requirements.
If you’d rather be outside
Sherlock Holmes and the Great Art Caper isn’t a room at all — it’s an untimed hunt along the B-Line Trail, one price for the whole group.
What makes a room good
Ours contain no scary or horror features and no inappropriate material, so they suit all ages. What varies is how much logic a group has to bring. Escape rooms reward teamwork and communication far more than raw puzzle skill — you do not need to be good at puzzles.
Common questions
Which escape room in Bloomington should a first-timer book?
DaVinci's Workshop at Get Out: Bloomington, rated 5 out of 10. It is the most forgiving of the three rooms and takes 2 to 5 players.
Are the rooms scary?
No. Our rooms do not contain any scary or horror features or inappropriate material and are suitable for all ages.
Do we need to be good at puzzles?
No. Escape rooms are about teamwork and communication, not being a genius.
Three rooms and an outdoor mystery.
Right inside Fountain Square on Kirkwood Avenue, a couple of minutes from campus.