Breakout Games — Virginia Beach
Breakout Games — Virginia Beach is a attraction in Great Neck, Virginia Beach, best for team-building outings, birthday parties, a rainy-day puzzle challenge.
The Virginia Beach location of the national Breakout Games chain packs nine 60-minute escape rooms into a Virginia Beach Boulevard storefront near Lynn Shores Drive, about eight miles inland from the Oceanfront: CLUE, The Kidnapping, Kidnapping 2: Afraid of the Dark, Mystery Mansion, Bomb Squad, Runaway Train, Island Escape, Museum Heist, and Operation: Casino cover a spread of licensed and original themes. The company pitches itself squarely at groups doing something together — 'play with family, friends, or coworkers, but never strangers' — and markets the rooms for birthday parties, team-building outings, and date nights alike. Booking runs through the official site's live game-time calendar.
Amenities
- 9 themed 60-minute escape rooms
- Online booking with live game-time calendar
- Private group bookings
Know Before You Go
- Best for: team-building outings, birthday parties, a rainy-day puzzle challenge
- Parking: On-site lot off Virginia Beach Boulevard near the Lynn Shores Drive intersection.
- Accessibility: Indoor single-level venue; contact (757) 612-4160 for current accessibility details.
- Dogs: not allowed
- Location: 3852 Virginia Beach Blvd, Virginia Beach, VA 23452, near Lynn Shores Drive, Virginia Beach, VA
Last verified 2026-07-11.
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