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Horror & live actors / Downtown / Financial District

Trapped in a Room with a Zombie (Escape Plans Michigan)

Closed – archive entry · 2015

One of Detroit's earliest escape games, from February 2015 in the downtown Penobscot Building: you were locked in for an hour with a chained actor-zombie whose chain grew every five minutes.

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Trapped in a Room with a Zombie

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    Rick Broida produced it locally in February 2015 as part of an interactive theater show that ran in multiple cities. Groups of up to 12 were locked in a room in the Penobscot Building for an hour with a chained zombie, played by an actor, whose chain grew a foot every five minutes. About 30 percent of groups made it out. It was a limited-run show and is no longer operating.

    • February 2015 in the downtown Penobscot Building
    • A chained zombie whose reach grew every five minutes
    • Only about 30% of groups escaped

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    This was a limited-run show and can no longer be played. For your escape fix, there are plenty of open rooms in Detroit and around the metro area; browse the rest of our guide.

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