It was my first time visiting this location and it's tucked away with a small parking lot with about 3-4 spaces. We arrived early and were greeted by Alison who was welcoming. She gave us time to fill out the waivers and then walked us to the room and went over the rules. The hour went by really fast and we had fun solving the mystery!

So fun! It was tough. Shanon was awesome and super cool. Highly recommend! The room we did was a well thought out, creepy experience. Will be going back

60out Escape Rooms has five different locations around the Los Angeles area. This location is in Silver Lake, near the intersection of the 101 and 110 freeways off Temple Street.

The building has a small parking lot behind a gated entrance in front, but it is for employee parking only. You'll have to find street parking off Temple or in the nearby neighborhoods. Walk through the front gate and ring the doorbell to be let in.

We did the Amityville room here last year and had a good time, so we returned and decided to try their Case 93 room. The theme is your group was kidnapped by a serial killer and you have an hour to escape before he returns. The front half of a van sticks out of the wall in the lobby and is part of the Case 93 room.

We were greeted by Allison who walked us down the hallway and got us started. The room has a split start, with players initially separated, but only very briefly after solving an easy puzzle. The room feels big, has quite a few different areas, and is very immersive.

It is a pretty physically active room, with lots of going back and forth between the different areas. Some crawling is also required in a few places. There is a good variety of mechanical puzzles, a few combo and key locks, a cryptex lock, and various mental challenges. There was one mechanical puzzle that didn't work right, but our game master was able to quickly trigger it remotely.

Hints are given verbally and are requested by waving at one of the cameras. This was a really fun room that flowed well. I would say the difficulty level is between medium to hard. We escaped with a little over five minutes remaining. Our game master Shannon was great and was very helpful when we needed a little nudge.

For only two people, the cost is $60 per person. The cost drops to $43 per person for three or more people. Be sure to check their website before booking, as they often have discount codes posted. I was able to save $20 on our booking using a code on their website. They also offer a $10 discount if you book seven or more days in advance.

We'll come back to try more rooms at this location when we're in the area.

Amityville was the room we booked and boy was that an adventure!

We absolutely loved the eerie vibes and made it out with 24 minutes to spare! Some of the puzzles were a bit confusing, but hints are available which are pretty helpful. I don't want to spoil anything, but the house is very fun, it definitely keeps you on your feet!

Overall, each room was decorated nicely and we loved the way the puzzles interacted with one another.

This was my 2nd escape room, first one in LA. Asked the team if they'd rather skip the holiday outing and try an escape room instead - we had a blast. We split into teams of 2 and tried both Houdini and Amityville. It was a great way to grow some communication and teambuilding skills with a pleasant sprinkling of fun. I highly recommend this location - the plot was good, the setting was super fun and inventive. I totally disavow my first escape room after coming here.

Houdini is a very unique room. I will only say that don't let the initial shock of how it starts freak you out - it's gonna be all right. It also is physical and tons of fun.

We came back here to do Amityville, which is a horror themed room. This room was thematically very well done. I love horror, but I get spooked easily, so this room had the right amount of tension and pressure throughout the game. The story is that you purchase a house, but you need to discover the mystery behind it, which leads to my next point...

I like the exploration portion of the room! You actually don't get a lot of instructions in the beginning, which means you get to explore, figure out goals, and really appreciate the surroundings. The background sounds are eerie and it's actually a bit fun stumbling around the darkness. A lot of the puzzles are key-and-lock via magnetized pieces. They're useful because they're good for theming in unexpected ways.

Just did the Amityville escape room, and it was awesome. Perfect for those looking for a horror experience, the room was immersive, unpredictable at times , creepy and just overall one of the best escape rooms I've done. Gotta shoutout Derrick ! He was an awesome host, very helpful and really nice. Highly recommend 60out and we're definitely going to check out more rooms.

This is our 38th escape room (Lightweight, I know...), and Amityville has ended up towards the top of our list! This location has also officially become our favorite 60Out location in all of LA! We have done all 3 of the rooms at this location, those being Cartel, Hyde and Seek, and now Amityville (they are currently working on a 4th room!), and these rooms have what a lot of people would look for in a great room. The puzzles flow seamlessly and don't feel like "puzzles for the sake of puzzles". Another great part of this location is the set design; we were talking to the incredible Patrick after the game (I'll go into how great of a game master he is in a second), and he told us that something this location strives to do is make each room look beautiful and authentic, and I honestly believe that they have blown the roof off of what an escape room can do in terms of visual design. Major props to the set designers that have made each room at the Silver Lake location look so beautiful and real.

Lastly, we have had the privilege of having a man named Patrick run our last two games here, which was Hyde and Seek as well as Amityville. Let me tell you, I don't think I've met a better human being running escape room games than Patrick. He is incredibly helpful, while also not holding your hand through the puzzles, takes great pride in the work that each room has to offer, and it an insanely hilarious individual. After the game, we were discussing things that happened during our game (mainly how much of a coward I was, in all honesty), and it quickly became a genuine and funny conversation, where we would just discuss funny things people have done in the room before, or even sharing our escape room recommendations to each other. I wish him all of the best, and I hope that his excellent customer service is not going unnoticed.

All in all, this room was pretty scary in our opinion, but winning is so worth it, and the challenges you face during were perfectly created to feel like the real deal! Well done you guys, can't wait for the next one!

Loved circus!!!!!
Loved DEA!!!!!!
Loved Amnityville!!!!!
I would definitely recommend this location for escape rooms!! They were great rooms, not only in set design, but in puzzles as well. PIERCE was our game master, he's AWESOME!! He was helpful when needed and funny.
I love 60out rooms, and this is location is definitely ranked among the highest. Thanks for the great experience!

I came with a total group of 4 and we did the Amityville Horror room. Our game master Patrick was SO amazing! Nicest guy ever that was super helpful and amazing!! The room was really spooky & cool and definitely challenging! We got out with 4 minutes to spare.
I am definitely coming back ASAP to do the new Circus room which apparently is the biggest, and the Cartel room which I've heard is so awesome. Can't wait to come back and thanks again Patrick and 60out for the great experience!!

Amityville was great, love the technology and..the scare! 60out Escape Rooms have the best rooms of all of the escape rooms that I went to. Recommend them!
Edit;; forgot to mention that Andrew (our game master) was amazing. He answered every questions we asked about the history/background of the escape room. When we asked for hints he didn't tell us what the solutions were directly. He made the room enjoyable even with tons of hints needed :)