“Saw” Escape Experience now open in Las Vegas, where guests face traps, puzzles, and Jigsaw

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A guest in the Saw Escape Experience Las Vegas dramatically reaches for an open MacBook while lying on the floor of a dim, gritty room, capturing the suspenseful atmosphere of a Jigsaw-style challenge.

You can take Escape the Room experiences to terrifying new heights at the Official Saw Escape, which is now open in Las Vegas.

The new attraction, based on the “Saw” movie franchise and created by Egan Productions and Lionsgate, opened on January 26. The experience features several themed rooms, where guests hear Jigsaw’s voice, evade traps, and solve puzzles by working together. According to Vegas Seven, there’s no signage directing guests to Saw Escape. Rather, the experience starts by entering Egan & Co. Meat Packing Plant, where guests watch a video about the history of the fictional butcher. Participants are then given flashlights and sent on their way down a dark hallway.

Players progress through eight rooms until they reach the final space, a replica of the bathroom featured in the “Saw” films. The attraction also features actual props from the movies along with voice recordings by Tobin Bell, who played Jigsaw.

Grimy, abandoned restroom with stained tiles, rusted pipes, urinals, and a broken toilet—just like the immersive horror sets found at themed attractions such as the Saw Escape Experience in Las Vegas, where guests might get the thrilling sense that Jigsaw could appear at any moment.
Photo by Krystal Ramirez

A host dressed as an older man in a gray coat greets guests with arms crossed inside the Saw Escape Experience in Las Vegas, standing in a dim, industrial room lined with metal bars and pipes that capture the attraction’s signature suspenseful vibe.

Jigsaw’s iconic puppet looms large with “The Official SAW Escape Las Vegas” in bold red and white, teasing the spine-tingling excitement and immersive thrills waiting for fans at the Saw Escape Experience attraction.

The entire experience takes about 90 minutes, and though participants will face physical challenges, they won’t get covered in fake blood and dirt so it’s okay to visit at the start of your evening.

Saw Escape is located at 2121 Industrial Road in Las Vegas. It’s open Wednesday, Thursday, and Sunday from 6:00 PM – 11:00 PM and Friday and Saturday from 5:00 PM-midnight. Saw Escape is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.

Tickets are available now and start at $49.99 per person for general admission. There’s a maximum of 12 people per group.

To purchase tickets or learn more, visit the Saw Escape website

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