Classic escape rooms / North Saginaw Road, Midland
Code Breakers Escape and Puzzle Rooms
Midland's own escape and puzzle rooms on North Saginaw Road: five private, hour-long rooms, every one of them $20 a person. That makes it one of the cheapest escape games you'll find in Michigan.
Open today · Monday–Saturday, 11 a.m.–11 p.m. Any open slot is fair game; just book at least an hour ahead.
At a glance
- Group size
- 2–8 players
- Game time
- 60 minutes
- Age policy
- No age limit. Kids under 15 need an adult with them; under-5s play free.
- Price
- $20 per person, same for every room and group size; kids under 5 play free.
- Hours
- Monday–Saturday, 11 a.m.–11 p.m. Any open slot is fair game; just book at least an hour ahead.
You can book the whole room for your group
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The rooms you’ll need to escape
Room details are based on what the venue publishes on its own site.
Arklay Manor
A wealthy old recluse from one of the town's founding families confesses to dozens of unsolved crimes, and you have to bring him in quietly, in near darkness and fog.
- Group size
- 2-8 players
- Game time
- 60 minutes
- Difficulty
- Hard
NEVERMORE High School
Break into a high school abandoned fifty years ago and learn the haunting janitor's true secret.
- Group size
- 2-8 players
- Game time
- 60 minutes
- Difficulty
- Hard
Tomb of Anubis
Search an Egyptian tomb for legendary riches and stumble into a few ancient curses along the way.
- Group size
- 2-8 players
- Game time
- 60 minutes
- Difficulty
- Expert
The Secret Life
Great Aunt Ruth's mysterious house is full of secrets, and you're the ones digging them up.
- Group size
- 2-8 players
- Game time
- 60 minutes
- Difficulty
- Medium
Arctic Outbreak
Find out what happened to Arctic Expedition Troop 4 on the Somerset Glacier and contain the virus before time runs out.
- Group size
- 2-6 players
- Game time
- 60 minutes
- Difficulty
- Medium
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Make time for these
Code Breakers shares a building with Raven Axe Throwing on North Saginaw Road in Midland. Its five private rooms land between 5 and 8 on the venue's own 10-point scale. The Secret Life and the newer Arctic Outbreak are the friendlier end, Arklay Manor plays it dark with very low lighting and a fog machine, and Tomb of Anubis sits at the top as the hardest. Every room costs the same, however many of you show up.
- $20 a person, any room you pick
- Five private rooms rated 5 to 8 out of 10
- Tomb of Anubis is the toughest nut to crack
Plan your visit
Book online, by phone or by message, at least an hour ahead. Teams run 2 to 8 players and every game is 60 minutes. There's no age limit, but kids under 15 need an adult along, and under-5s play free.
Accessibility
You can leave the room at any time, and the website has an accessibility toolbar. No details on the building's physical accessibility are published.
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