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Classic escape rooms / Bay City

Paradox Point

Closed – archive entry

Literary-themed escape rooms on South Euclid Avenue in Bay City, including Nevermore and The Picture of Dorian Gray. It's now closed.

At a glance

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The rooms you’ll need to escape

Room details are based on what the venue publishes on its own site.

Nevermore

No longer running

    The Picture of Dorian Gray

    No longer running

      Benedict's Study

      No longer running

        02 / The story of this place

        Make time for these

        Paradox Point, on South Euclid Avenue in Bay City, pulled its rooms straight off the bookshelf. Nevermore took 2–6 players, wasn't scary and was open to ages 12 and up. The Picture of Dorian Gray was built for teams of 2–4, and Benedict's Study rounded out the lineup. World of Escapes marks the company closed, and the closing year was never published.

        • Literary-themed rooms
        • Nevermore: not scary, ages 12 and up
        • The Picture of Dorian Gray for 2–4 players

        Plan your visit

        Paradox Point is closed, so there's nothing to book in Bay City anymore. For open escape rooms in mid-Michigan, check the rest of our guide.

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