Clue Carré - New Orleans' First Live Escape Game
What Exactly is an Escape Room?
An escape room is an interactive mystery to solve. Your group is locked in a room, and must use teamwork, keen observation and critical thinking to gather clues, discover hidden objects and solve riddles in order to break free. It’s a live entertainment puzzle that is great for parties and team building.
The Voodoo Room
Rumor has it that Voodoo Queen Marie Laveau has hidden the last surviving bottle of her elusive Love Potion in this room. Can you follow the clues Marie has left for you, find the bottle and make a clean getaway before her voodoo curse takes effect in one hour?
New Orleans Location Only
Haunted Swamp Room
The Manchac Swamp is haunted by the ghost of Julie White, a Voodoo priestess. White would sit on her front porch chanting, “One day I’m gonna die, and I am gonna take all of you with me.” Her prophecy came true. On the day of her funeral in 1915, a hurricane struck the area wiping out three towns. Julie still lurks in the swamps and can still be heard chanting. Can you figure out how to banish Julie’s ghost for good?
New Orleans Location Only
The Vampire’s Lair
The brides of Antoine Devillier, New Orleans’ most bloodthirsty vampire, have tired of his unmatched cruelty and hired a group of vampire hunters to end his life. Unfortunately, Devillier is an exceedingly powerful vampire, and only one weapon can kill him: the legendary Stake of Van Helsing. Devillier has obtained this stake and hidden it somewhere in his manor. Can you gain access to Devillier’s crypt, locate the stake, and end his reign of terror before sundown?
New Orleans Location Only
French Quarter House of Curiosities
Arriving at the French Quarter House of Curiosities to meet your friend Selma, the door unexpectedly locks behind you. What’s going on in this innocent little shop? Where is Selma? And what is the weird shop owner keeping hidden in the back room? Unravel the secrets of the Curio Shop before the stars align and you find yourself stuck in the shop forever – or worse!
New Orleans Location Only
The Game Museum
Welcome to the Evolution of Games exhibit at the Clue Carré Museum of Games. As humanity has evolved over the centuries, so has our ability to fulfill possibly our most primal need: to play games. From thousand-year old games like Go and Mancala through today’s video and virtual-reality simulations, we have filled our free time with cards, boards, dice, and all manner of monsters to defeat. This time, the monsters are the games themselves. Can you play through the millennia of game history in under an hour, or will you be left staring at the two most dreaded words in history: GAME OVER?
Metairie Location Only
Race for the Deed
Aunt Ruth was nobody’s favorite relative. Forgetful at best and downright cruel at worst, Ruth has finally passed on to the hereafter (thank goodness). All that’s left is her memorial service and the reading of her will – but Ruth has one more trick up her sleeve. Will she leave her estate to the heirs that show up to her service – or will she ensure that everybody joins her in the afterlife?
Metairie Location Only
The Carnival Heist
Carnival season is in full swing, and the Vieux Carré Art Gallery is hosting a masquerade ball to showcase the new jewel of its collection – the King’s Crown, a beautiful (and expensive) work of art. Security may be tight, but the main gallery is off-limits to guests for one hour – giving you just enough time to pose as gallery staff and steal the King’s Crown for yourselves. Can you get into the gallery and back out with the priceless art, or will you be caught red-handed and spend Mardi Gras in the slammer? (Recommended for parties of 4 or more)
New Orleans Location Only
The Sheriff’s Office
You and your friends had a blast last night sipping moonshine till the wee hours – maybe a little too much fun, as you’ve woken up in the Parish holding cells! The Sheriff has had his eye on you for a while, and you’ll be transferred to the maximum security lockup in an hour – just as soon as the Sheriff gets back from lunch. Can you take advantage of his absence to escape your cells, investigate his office, and bust out of the slammer, or are you doomed to spend the next few years doing hard time? The teams are separated into two holding cells and must work together to break into the Sheriff’s office.
Metairie Location Only
Who are Ideal Clue Carré Teammates?
Competitive People
Gamers and athletes alike enjoy trying to beat the clock. Getting out in time is the ultimate victory, but the true glory lies in comparing your efforts against those who have previously completed the game.
Friends & Relatives
Another night at the movies, a restaurant or the bowling alley is fun, but Clue Carré offers a unique opportunity to bond over a common goal. It’s all the fun of game nights, with cooperation over competition.
Colleagues
Not your ordinary team building activity, Clue Carré is a great way to see your colleagues in a new light outside of the office. You will have to draw on everyone’s brainpower to solve these puzzles and make your escape!
NOLA Visitors
Take advantage of this fun diversion in between the historic tours and cocktail stops. Whether you are solo or traveling as part of a group, you can still come try your hand (and mind) at escaping from Clue Carré.
What is Clue Carré?
Clue Carré is New Orleans’ First Live Escape Game named after the French Quarter, aka the Vieux Carré. You and your friends, family, or colleagues are locked in a room together.
Your Goal? Find the clues, crack the codes, and solve the puzzles to escape the room in 60 minutes or less. It’s a great team building activity for colleagues, a fun event for friends looking for a new experience, and a great excuse for family time that gets everyone out of the house and off of their smartphones.
Where are we located?
830 Union Street, Suite 101 in the Central Business District
(convenient to the French Quarter, Convention Center, and the Superdome)
Due to current construction in the area, it is best to enter from the Poydras side rather than the Canal St. side.
