Classic escape rooms / St. Joseph
Zoya Escape Rooms
Closed – archive entry · 2017–2022
A St. Joseph escape room that ran from 2017 to 2022, formerly known as Quest Escape Room. Toymakers, a secret warehouse and aliens: that was the lineup before it closed.
At a glance
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The rooms you’ll need to escape
Room details are based on what the venue publishes on its own site.
Toymaker Workshop
No longer running
Secret Warehouse (Egyptian Escape)
No longer running
Alien Escape
No longer running
02 / The story of this place
Make time for these
Zoya Escape Rooms was founded in St. Joseph in 2017, previously went by Quest Escape Room, and played out of a building at 4298 S Niles Rd. Its rooms included Toymaker Workshop, Secret Warehouse (also called Egyptian Escape) and Alien Escape. According to a closure notice quoted by directory listings, August 14, 2022, was its last day in the Niles Road building. The owners said they hoped to reopen somewhere bigger, but we haven't found any sign of that; the website is gone and Yelp marks it closed.
- Toymaker Workshop, Secret Warehouse and Alien Escape
- Open in St. Joseph from 2017 to 2022
- Formerly known as Quest Escape Room
Plan your visit
Zoya has closed, and we know of no reopening. If you want to escape around St. Joseph, our guide lists the open rooms in West Michigan.
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