Family-friendly / Bay City Road, east Midland
Valley Lanes Escape Rooms
Two escape rooms inside Midland's Valley Lanes bowling center: an Egyptian dig gone wrong and a submarine in trouble, at $24 a person. Friday to Sunday only, booked at the front desk.
Open today · Escape rooms open Friday, Saturday and Sunday only; last booking 9 p.m. Friday–Saturday and 6 p.m. Sunday. Check availability in person at the front desk.
At a glance
- Group size
- 2–8 players
- Game time
- 60 minutes
- Price
- $24 per person.
- Hours
- Escape rooms open Friday, Saturday and Sunday only; last booking 9 p.m. Friday–Saturday and 6 p.m. Sunday. Check availability in person at the front desk.
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The rooms you’ll need to escape
Room details are based on what the venue publishes on its own site.
Pharaoh's Revenge
Your archaeology team collapsed in the Valley of the Kings right after finding ancient artifacts; find the cause and save them.
- Group size
- 2-8 players
- Game time
- 60 minutes
- Difficulty
- Medium
Mayday Collateral
The captain of a passenger submarine calls 'Mayday'; work with the crew to fix it before it's too late.
- Group size
- 3-8 players
- Game time
- 60 minutes
- Difficulty
- Hard
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Make time for these
Valley Lanes, on Bay City Road in east Midland, is a full-on family entertainment center with an arcade, billiards, bumper cars, a laser maze, laser tag, pinball and indoor adventure golf. Pharaoh's Revenge is the easy-to-intermediate room, where you save an archaeology team that collapsed in the Valley of the Kings. Mayday Collateral is intermediate-to-difficult: a passenger submarine's captain calls Mayday, and you work with the crew to fix it. The doors aren't locked, so you can step out any time.
- Two rooms inside a bowling center
- $24 a person
- No locked doors: step out any time
Plan your visit
There's no online booking: ask about open slots in person at the front desk. The last booking is 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 6 p.m. Sunday. Teams run 2 to 8 players.
Accessibility
Doors are never locked, so you can step outside any time you feel uncomfortable.
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