Apothecary

$39 per Person | 75 Minutes l Minimum of 4 to Book on SATURDAYS

by Think Tank Escape Rooms Inc· Spokane, WA★ 4.9 · 15 reviews on tripadvisor
From$39
Ages13+

What to Expect

Rates

Person (13+): $39

All minor children MUST be accompanied by an adult at a ratio of 1 adult PER every 2 minors

Duration

75 Minutes

About

The Murdoch & Co Apothecary has been left abandoned for nearly 100 years. The mystery surrounding the Murdoch family and the curse that fell upon them has never been solved. Founded in 1811 by Joseph Murdoch, the Murdoch & Co Apothecary was passed down for 3 generations. Mystery has surrounded the Murdoch family since the 1830’s when after nearly dying from Scarlet Fever, Joseph’s daughter Elizabeth made a miraculous and almost instant recovery. Rumors of a “deal with the devil” were whispered about among the locals. Those rumors only intensified when after his death, Elizabeth, began collecting cursed objects from around the globe only to hide them away somewhere in the Apothecary.

It’s now up to you to solve the mystery of the Murdoch & Co Apothecary and the family that owned it. The shop sits exactly as it did the last night Joseph’s grandson; William locked the door for the last time before his untimely death in 1920. Over 100 years later, stories of ghosts, evil spirits and worse are still told around town. Luckily, you’re not afraid... or are you?

Restrictions

The Apothecary features intense sounds, lighting, fog effects, confined spaces, dark themes and symbols that may be objectionable to some. If in doubt, please call to discuss prior to booking.

Address

327 W 3rd Ave Suite E, Spokane, WA, 99201

Pricing

Guest · Ages 11+$40.95
Apothecary Guest · Ages 13+$40.95

Prices are typical; see the booking calendar for live availability and rates.

Cancellation Policy

Our cancelation policy is strictly NO REFUNDS after 24 hours prior to your booking time. If you are booking same day, you must arrive on time for your game. No shows will not be rebooked or refunded.

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