How long is The Eternity Experiment?

The game itself runs 75 minutes from the moment the clock starts. Plan on about 90 minutes total at our Boise location once you factor in check-in, the in-character mission briefing from Dr. Van Helsing, and a quick photo and debrief at the end.

How scary is The Eternity Experiment, really?

Think cinematic gothic horror, not a haunted house. There's atmospheric darkness, moody lighting, and sound design that makes every shadow feel alive, and the scares are there to serve the story, never to chase you down a hallway. It isn't gory, and the dark humor catches you off guard as often as the thrills do. If you love Van Helsing or What We Do in the Shadows, you've got this. One interaction includes an optional, very mild electric jolt for the brave, and you can always opt out.

Do I need to hear well to solve the puzzles?

Some puzzles use audio clues, so hearing is part of the experience in this room. If you or anyone in your crew has hearing difficulties, let our staff know before the game starts and we'll make sure you have what you need to solve everything. We want the whole team in on every reveal.

Is The Eternity Experiment wheelchair accessible?

Yes. The room is wheelchair accessible throughout and every puzzle area is reachable, with no tight crawlspaces. There's no true strobe, only limited flashing lights at the very end. Let our staff know about any accommodations and we'll take care of it.

Do I need to pay a deposit when I book?

Bookings are paid in full at the time of reservation through our online system. That secures your time slot and your team's spots in the room. You'll get a confirmation email with arrival details right after checkout. See room pricing for current rates.

What's your cancellation and reschedule policy?

Need to reschedule? Call us at (208) 999-3806 at least 48 hours before your game time and we'll move you to another slot. Need to cancel? You can cancel for any reason up to 4 hours before your game time, with a $50 non-refundable deposit.

Is The Eternity Experiment a good fit for a company event?

It's a great pick for crews who want a challenge with a little darkness to it. Challenge level is 4 out of 5, so communication and a cool head under pressure both matter. It's a memorable change of pace for corporate team building events, and for groups bigger than 10 we split you across rooms for a head-to-head format. Email andrew@labyrinthescapegames.com to plan one.

The Eternity Experiment Gothic Horror Escape Room | Boise, ID

THE ETERNITY EXPERIMENT

Monsters. Madness. Midnight.

AGE 12+
GOTHIC HORROR
STORY-DRIVEN
CHALLENGING

75 minDuration

3-6Players

4/5Challenge

Note: Wheelchair accessible. Atmospheric gothic horror - cinematic darkness and mild thrills. Full accessibility details

Dr. Van Helsing needs you. A transmission crackles through time - the legendary monster hunter has tracked something across centuries, and the trail leads through Dr. Frankenstein's laboratory, Count Dracula's castle, and a mystery that blurs the line between life, death, and the supernatural.

Continue the story

The Eternity Experiment is 75 minutes of gothic horror blended with dark comedy, cinematic lighting, and atmospheric sound design that makes every shadow feel alive. This isn't a haunted house - it's a brilliantly crafted puzzle adventure where the scares serve the story and the laughs catch you off guard. One interaction includes an optional mild electric shock for the brave (you can always skip it).

Best experienced with 3 to 6 players who appreciate clever puzzles and don't mind a little darkness with their fun. If you love movies like Van Helsing or shows like What We Do in the Shadows, this escape room in Boise was built for you.

Labyrinth Boise168 N 9th St Ste 250Boise, ID 83702

The Eternity Experiment Escape Room | Boise, ID

THE ETERNITY EXPERIMENT

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