The Vanishing Act

You have 70 minutes to find what Noximillian has been hiding and solve the mystery before the show is over and Casey's time is up! Stop the vanishing act, can you?

2-8

Players

Starts
From$45/ person

Hard

75 min

About the experience

The Great Noximillian, world-renowned magician, is hiding more than just tricks up his sleeve. His past five assistants have mysteriously gone missing, each after their 13th performance with Noximillian. Now his latest assistant, Casey, has contacted you for help in uncovering the truth behind these disturbing disappearances. On the night of Casey's 13th show, you are tasked with investigating The Great Noximillian's private dressing room while the magician is busy on stage. You have 70 minutes to find what Noximillian has been hiding and solve the mystery before the show is over and Casey's time is up! This game includes low lighting, as well as spooky elements and mature themes that may not be appropriate for younger audiences.

Company

Locurio

3 escape games

5.0

Pricing

Private Room^*:starts from $45 per person

^*Only your team will play in the room.

Players aged above 18 need not be accompanied by an adult / parent / guardian.
Players aged from 12 to 18 years need to be accompanied by Parent/Guardian
A liability waiver form signed by a parent is mandatory for escape roomers of 18 years.
Recommended for ages 12 and above.
Other Restrictions: The Game contains flashing lights, temporary darkness, and some loud sound effects.
If you have a specific question on admission requirements, do not hesitate to reach the escape room partner at +12063712835.

About this location

Located in the Fremont Annex, the Locurio escape room is very close to major attractions and top-rated eateries. This escape room is part of an office building built in 1907 and covers an area of approximately 11,000 sq. Ft.

This entertainment center has a classy blue facade with two hanging lanterns. As you enter, the escapees can witness beautifully lit rooms. These rooms have dark-colored walls and red-colored doors. The antique props match the entire setting of this place.

The waiting room has a comfortable seating arrangement. It offers an empty space for the visitors to click photos after completing their escapades.

This establishment offers enough space for street parking and allows bike parking nearby.

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Q&A

Game Reviews

5.0 out of 5

1084 customers ratings

Mrryanhorn

This was hands-down the best escape room I have ever done. My group was about 10 minutes away from escaping (according to the Game Master), and it was a blast the entire time.

Glenn W.

I have done several virtual escape rooms recently (due to COVID), on top of dozens of physical escape rooms before that. Vanishing Act is not only a great escape room, it is definitely the best physical-to-virtual conversion I've seen yet. It's the closest thing to the physical escape room experience that I've gotten in a virtual setting. They have a custom-built webapp for letting players view the room independently, along with an actor physically in the room who can be directed to interact with objects, adding them to the webapp as they are discovered. This lets the players independently look at the puzzles, while still preserving the feeling of being "in" the room (which is lost in some other rooms I've played.) If you're interested in virtual escape rooms, I highly recommend this one. (Note: Some creepy/occult elements, if you're bothered by that sort of thing.)

Mike G.

My friends and I have done a few virtual escape rooms during the pandemic, and we all agreed that this (Vanishing Act) was the best one we had done. In particular, their interface was fantastic. There was a real person inside the room in Seattle, and he had a camera setup that allowed him to explore the room quickly and easily for us via Zoom. We also had an interface where we could explore a 360 degree image of the room, zooming in on some of the important artifacts. And when we discovered a clue, we were sent an image of it that we could examine more closely. The game master also did an excellent job leading us through the game. There was one time when a combination for a lock was supposed to work but didn't right away (the lock was just a little bit stuck), and if we were alone in the room ourselves, we may have thought that we had the combination wrong. But of course, he knew it was the right combination, so he made sure to tug a little harder, and it worked just fine. We also appreciated how well he worked with our requests. If we asked to examine something, he didn't wait for us to say, "Okay, now let's look at the back of the object. Okay, now let's look at the bottom. Okay, now let's look..." He used common sense in helping us maneuver through the room, which it felt like some of the other rooms we've done didn't do well.