Escape to Adventures of Intrigue in St. Louis

Discover endless adventure and mystery at the new interactive attraction, Adventures of Intrigue, located in St. Louis.

It is more than an Escape House experience with 15 different themed areas. 

Built from a life-long collection of holiday-themed displays and imagination.

One of the many themed rooms
One of the many themed rooms

Themes include the following:

  • The Castle
  • Tinker Shop
  • Apothecary Shoppe
  • Wizard’s Shop
  • Fortune Teller’s Wagon
  • Whoosit’s Hollow
  • Archeological Dig
  • Mummy’s Dig
  • Miss Tiqi’s
  • Pirate Shipwreck
  • Adventure Island
  • Frankenstein’s Lab
  • Edgar Allen Poe’s Office
  • Sleepy Hollow’s Graveyard
  • Wild West
  • Train Station
  • The Manor
  • Copper Hare Tavern

Our Adventure

We took our son there and went on an adventure that he really enjoyed.

He had to use clues found in different rooms throughout.

Figuring out the code for the chest.
Figuring out the code for the chest.

 A treasure chest involved figuring out the code to unlock it.

A large owl is located in the kid's section.
A large owl is located in the kid’s section.

One room had a large owl as part of Whoosit’s Hollow for young kids.

Land of mushrooms
Land of mushrooms

Then small red and white mushrooms lined the floor.

Train times at Adventures of Intrigue
Train times at Adventures of Intrigue

Next, we whisked off to the train station.

Train simulation
Train simulation

We came to a train simulation where he found his next clue.

Volcano
Volcano

Then passed by a volcano that can erupt.

Egyptian room
Egyptian room

Egyptian hieroglyphics along with a tomb was our next destination for another clue.

My son looking for clues.
My son looking for clues.

He approached a chest of drawers and tried to determine which one to open for the clue.

Need to solve a riddle
Need to solve a riddle

A riddle had to be solved.

Using a magnifying glass to find a clue.
Using a magnifying glass to find a clue.

Using a magnifying glass and screen, a clue was solved.

Edgar Allen Poe’s room

This led to the spooky Edgar Ellen Poe Room.

Wand display
Wand display

We even had to stop by a wizard’s shop.

My son completed the challenge.
My son completed the challenge.

Finally, the clues were solved and we were ready for our next adventure.

Castle-like room
Castle-like room

Final Thoughts

My son enjoyed the adventure, and we plan to return to this realm again.

A ghoul and his piano
A ghoul and his piano

DETAILS:

Drive:  Take either Interstate 64 or Interstate 44 to Jefferson Avenue go south and look for the Adventures of Intrigue on the right before you come to Gravois Avenue.

Hours: 4 p.m. – 9 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, 2 p.m. – 9 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m. – 9 p.m. Saturday and 12 p.m. – 6 p.m. Sunday.

Admission: Go to the website to book your time, pay for admission, and more information.

Address: 2400 S Jefferson Ave, St. Louis, MO 63104

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