Madison is the CEO, Co-owner, and Creative Director of Cross Roads Escape Games. She graduated USC with a B.A. in Fine Art and Theatre in 2013 and begin designing sets for theaters across Los Angeles. She was the Lead Scenic Painter for The Queen Mary's Dark Harbor from 2013-2015 and has some pretty crazy ghost stories from her time aboard the ship. Her and her husband, Luke, opened Cross Roads Escape Games in January of 2016 and has been creating immersive experiences ever since!
Your favorite SoCal Escape Rooms are joining forces to make National Escape Room Day an event you don’t want to miss! Join us at Stereo Brewing in Orange County on Friday, October 1st from 6:00pm- 11:00pm! There will be prizes, mini-games, food trucks, beer, and exclusive discount codes to local escape rooms!
This event is free to attend and mini-games are free to play! Open to all ages!
Play exclusive escape room mini-games by: Cross Roads Escape Games The Basement Not Another Escape Room The Entrapment Exit Game OC Square Room Escape Edison Puzzle Labs The Laboratory Escape Room
Win amazing prizes from: Cross Roads Escape Games 60 Out- Downtown Stash House Cinema Escape Room The Entrapment Hidden Donkey Mission Escape Game Unlockables Escape Room Escape Room Era Trapped! Escape Room UNLOCKED: Escape Room Square Room Escape Infinity Escape Escapement Rooms Nerdy By Nature Escape Room Wild Optimists & Renegade Games Puzzle Workshop Escape Room
AND receive exclusive discount codes to some of the best escape rooms in SoCal!
Stereo Brewing is located at 950 S Via Rodeo, Placentia, CA 92870
COVID Protocol: This event is subject to the Orange County Health Department’s rules about COVID safety. As local and state guidelines for COVID safety protocols continue to change up until the event time, we will continue to monitor the situation and inform our guests of these guidelines before the event time. Currently, OC guidelines state that masks are optional for vaccinated guests. The event takes place both indoors and outdoors.
After 4 weeks of voting, the results are finally in! Cross Roads Escape Games is a winner in the 2021 USA TODAY 10Best Readers’ Choice travel award contest for best escape room in the nation! We are also the top-ranking escape room for all of Southern California!
This has been our 3rd nomination and our 3rd win!
We want to thank our friends, family, and fans for voting every day and helping us stay in the top 10. Your support means so much to us, and we appreciated the outpour of love and how many of you shared the contest with your friends. YOU. ARE. THE. BEST.
Now to wait for that sweet sweet trophy to come in the mail…
The top ten winners in this category are as follows:
Clue Carre- New Orleans, LA
Boxaroo- Boston, MA
The Official SAW Escape Room- Las Vegas, NV
Enchambered- Sacramento, CA
Mind Trap Escape Rooms- Montgomery, IL
Decode Detroit- Ann Arbor, MI
Escape Artist Greenville- Greenville, SC
Cross Roads Escape Games- Anaheim, CA
60 to Escape- Chicago, IL
The Escape Room USA – Indianapolis, IN
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Cross Roads Escape Games is excited to be bringing their mini-game back at Halloween events, starting with Creep it Real OC! Creep it Real OC is an all-outdoor event full of spooky vendors, food, and events!
Cross Roads Escape Games will be there with our 10-minute mini-game, THE BOX. We can accommodate groups of 3-5 players every 15 minutes. Up to 20 people per hour. So make sure to arrive early and come by our booth to grab a time slot! THE BOX will be available to first-come-first-served on the day of the event.
What is THE BOX you ask? It’s 1972 and the doctors have ordered your Hydrotherapy treatment. One player will be locked inside THE BOX. The doctors are hoping this treatment helps calm you and heat the crazy right out! The temperature starts to rise to a deadly level; luckily you have some friends on the outside that can help you get out before you are cooked alive! This is a spin-off to our full-length game, The Psych Ward.
We will also be giving out exclusive discount codes to our full-length games, so make sure to stop by!
Creep It Real OC EXPO is returning! Come visit us at the Heritage Museum of Orange County on Sunday September 12, 2021 from 12:00pm-6:00pm. Creep It Real OC EXPO is dedicated to bringing together Orange County’s Halloween community along with local Haunt leaders to share with you all things Halloween!
While at the expo you can visit several mini haunt walk-throughs hosted by local haunts, visit our spooky photo locations, stroll through our Halloween market-like bazaar with over 100 vendors to purchase all your oddities and curiosities, rock out to a Monster Rock and Roll band- The Rhythm Coffin, get down with our spooky DJ Bones Halloween jams, get insta-snappy with our many spooky vehicles, mingle with monsters and cosplayers, meet Disney Legend Bob Gurr, pose with the Orange County Ghostbusters, interact with haunters throughout the event, as well as cruise on by our food truck party in the back including Rad Coffee, Messi Burger, and Loading Fresh and Foodilicious. There will also be giveaways and much more! We are so excited to announce that Creep It Real OC Expo is now SPONSORED by Rad Coffee!
This event is subject to the Orange County Health Department’s rules about COVID safety. As local and state guidelines for COVID safety protocols continue to change up until the event time, we will continue to monitor the situation and inform our guests of these guidelines before the event time. MASKS are OPTIONAL- this is an all outdoors event.
General Admission: Ages 13 and up are $7 each. Available at the door or on Eventbrite.
USA Today is having another contest for Top 10 Best Escape Rooms in the Nation. We are nominated along with 19 other amazing escape rooms all across the U.S. Help us stay in the top 10 by voting once a day until Aug. 30th. Voting only takes a click!
VOTING ONLY TAKES A FEW SECONDS. NO SIGN-UP OR EMAIL IS REQUIRED! YOU CAN VOTE ONCE A DAY UNTIL THE CONTEST ENDS ON MONDAY, AUGUST 30TH AT NOON.
We were nominated in 2017 & 2018 and ended up ranking in the top 10 list! Below you can see me holding up two trophies from our past wins. This is the 3rd time we have been nominated, and we are determined to keep a 100% track record! Help us take 2021 by voting every day!
Madison with the 2017 & 2018 10best awards
Thank YOU for your support and your help in the past with this contest! Our fans are amazing and we would not have survived 2020 if it was not for you!
As a Game Master at Cross Roads Escape Games, you will help provide a memorable and immersive experience for our customers in a new and exciting field of entertainment! We are looking for enthusiastic and responsible candidates to work part time at our location in Anaheim.
What we do: An escape room is a real-life adventure game where you are working with your friends and racing against the clock! With only 1 hour to escape, you must work as a team to search for clues and discover all the secrets before time runs out. Established in 2016, Cross Roads Escape Games has three award winning games and is rated one of the top three Escape Rooms in the nation.
What a Game Master does: A typical day would be to greet and check in guests, recite and perform the rules in front of the group, and then guide them into the game. Once the game has started, you will monitor the group for up to one hour and provide hints in character as needed. When the game is over, you will provide a post-game briefing and quickly reset the room for the next game.
Compensation: Part time Game Master positions range from $14-$15 per hour.
Job Requirements:
Provide a fun and memorable experience for all of our guests.
Memorize and recite rules to guests while being engaging and energetic.
Monitor game play and provide clear hints when necessary.
Work independently and as a part of a team.
Able to take direction and constructive feedback.
Maintain ongoing facility cleanliness.
Understand all game progressions and be able to quickly reset games.
Available to work evenings and weekends (Saturday-Sunday).
Able to make quick and effective decisions.
Able to lift up to 20 pounds, crawl, climb stairs, and move quickly.
Ideal Candidate:
At least 18 years old.
Acting or improv experience.
Ability to command the attention of a crowd.
Can work in a fast-paced environment.
Strong communication skills.
Prior customer service experience.
Benefits of working at Cross Roads:
Fun working environment.
Promotion opportunities.
Hourly pay, bonuses, and tips.
Employee discounts.
Fun team building outings.
Flexible schedules.
Great experience for someone interested in acting or entertainment.
After being closed for 3 months, we are excited to announce we will be reopening June 19th! Upon reopening, we are implementing new operating procedures to make Cross Roads a safe environment for both customers and our employees. Please read below to see the precautions we are taking to keep you safe.
Our games will remain private. Your group will not be paired with another group.
Games will be spread out so the lobby is not shared by different groups.
Game masters will have a full hour to reset and thoroughly clean all props, locks, and surfaces between every game using medical grade disinfectant.
All customers are required to use hand sanitizer before entering the games. Complementary hand sanitizer will be available.
Employees are required to wear face masks at all times.
Customers will be required to wear face masks when entering, but may be removed inside the games.
Employees will get their temperature checked at the beginning of their shift . They will not be allowed to enter the building if their temperature is above 100.4° F.
There are a few changes coming to our games as well:
The Hex Room- Some costume pieces have been updated to allow for easy cleaning between games. We have also removed the blindfolds initially required at the beginning of the game.
The Psych Ward- Players will no longer receive a patient gown. Instead, they will get a patient number sticker to put on their chest. The game master will also spend less time inside the game with the players and only enter when necessary.
The Fun House- We will not offer costumes for the after game photos at this time. We are also adjusting the minimum number player requirement from 4 players to 3 players, so smaller groups can play.
Hello everyone! My name is Madison and I am the Co-Owner and Creative Director of Cross Roads Escape Games along with my husband, Luke. I wanted to share with you an update as to how we are handling this time being closed and what new operating procedures we will be implementing to keep Cross Roads Escape Games a safe place to visit.
Madison and Luke Rhoades, Co-Owners of Cross Roads Escape Games
First, I want to thank everyone who was very understanding about us having to cancel their upcoming booking with us. And we really appreciate those who were willing to take a credit code over a refund. I also want to thank those who purchased a gift card from us during this time. We really appreciate all the help and support our community is showing us.
Currently, we are under a government mandated closure until further notice. We are watching the news and constantly checking to see when we may be able to reopen. We want to make sure it is safe to open, and we are not putting our employees or customers at risk. We will be reopening as soon as we receive word that gatherings of up to 10 people are permitted.
Our last day of operation was March 15th, which was also first day of our March Madness Escape Room Tournament. Sadly, we did have to cancel that tournament but many of the businesses who sponsored a prize are willing to work with us again on a future event, so hopefully we will see a similar event again soon.
In a previous update at the beginning of March, we mentioned that The Hex Room was going to close for a period in April to allow for a revamp. Unfortunately, the revamp is postponed for the time being. With other companies closing we are finding it difficult to get the equipment and supplies that we need. We also want to make sure we have the funds to support ongoing business expenses for as long as we may be required to close.
Upon reopening, we are implementing new operating procedures to make Cross Roads Escape Games a safe environment for both customers and our employees. A few steps we will be taking are:
Groups will never come in contact with another group. We will have less available games per day to insure that the lobby is never shared by two different groups. The lobby will be cleaned between every group.
Longer resets, to allow ample time for sanitizing the games between use. Game Masters will have a full hour to reset and thoroughly clean all props, locks, and surfaces between every game using medical grade disinfectant.
Hand sanitizer will be available throughout the building for customers and employees. All customers will be required to use hand sanitizer or wash their hands in the bathrooms before entering the games.
Employees will be provided with a washable cloth mask. Masks will be required to be worn around customers at all times.
Props and costumes considered unnecessary to the game will be removed. To help prevent contamination, only necessary items will be in the game.
We appreciate you being a loyal customer and we will continue to bring you high quality immersive entertainment. Because of your support over the years, we will be opening again soon.
Hey everyone! It’s Madison. I am the co-owner, along with my husband Luke, of Cross Roads Escape Games. It’s a weird time right now for everyone. Businesses are shut down and everyone is forced to stay inside. Everyone’s brain is going a little crazy because it is not getting its normal amount of stimulation or problem solving that it is use to. At least, that is how I feel.
I am the proud owner of a lot of board games. A LOT. So, if you need some activity in your life, here are a list of games I think anyone will enjoy!
My Board Game Shelf
I’m not too sure how many people or who you are quarantined with so I have given some guidelines as to who I think the games would be good for as far as age, group size, and complexity is concerned.
Let me know what you think! I would also love to hear of any board games you have been enjoying that I should add to my shelf.
1. SURVIVE! Escape from Atlantis
Ages: Kids, teens, and adults will all equally love this game. Group size: 2-4 Complexity: Easy. You can learn it in 5-10 minutes. BUY HERE
Survive! is super easy to learn, which makes it great for any age. I’ve played this game with my 7-year-old nephew, my husband, my siblings, and my parents. Seriously, it’s great for everyone. The game is pure chaos. But fun chaos.
About: “In this game, you try to lead your people from the sinking central island of Atlantis to the safety of one of four islands nearby. Your people can get there quickly by boat (if they find one) or more slowly by swimming. But it will be a perilous journey as they must avoid Sea Serpents, Whales, and Sharks.”
2. The Game
Ages: Kids, Teens, and Adults Group Size: 1-5 Complexity: Easy BUY HERE
This is technically a card game, but I like it so much that I actually carry it with me in my purse. The game is simple, but hard to win. Every time you play, you get a little better and better.
About: “Cooperative game that involves hand management and memory. You’ll have to work together with your friends to play cards into one of four different piles, with the hopes of discarding all 98 cards in ascending or descending order. The trick is, you aren’t allowed to tell anyone else what cards you have, so you’ll constantly be on edge as each card played could upset your best-laid plans.”
3. Codenames
Ages: Teens and Adults Group Size: 4-6 Complexity: Easy BUY HERE
I played this game last night with my whole family. Before you yell at me about social distancing, let me add that we were all in our own homes communicating through video! This game was pretty easy to play virtually, and you only need one person who owns the game. The Codename owner lays out the cards to create the playing board and takes a picture and sends it to everyone. From there you can look at the picture/board and make marks on it using the writing tool on your phone to mark what agents have been found. It was pretty easy, and a great way to spend time with family while physically apart.
About: “The teams compete to see who can make contact with all of their agents first. Spymasters give one-word clues that can point to multiple words on the board. Their teammates try to guess words of the right color while avoiding those that belong to the opposing team. And everyone wants to avoid the assassin.”
4. Pandemic
Ages: Teens and adults Group size: 2-4 (I recommend just 2) Complexity: Medium BUY HERE
What better game to play right now then Pandemic? This is a great game to introduce people into the more complex games out there. Once you know the rules, the game is easy to grasp, but hard to win. I recommend playing with only 2 people, although you can have up to 4.
About: “Four diseases have broken out in the world and it is up to a team of specialists to find cures for these diseases before mankind is wiped out. Players must work together and plan their strategy of eradication before the diseases overwhelm the world with ever-increasing outbreaks. A truly cooperative game where you all win or you all lose.”
5. Catan
Ages: Teens and Adults Group Size: 3-6 (you will need the 5-6 player expansion for more people) Complexity: Medium BUY HERE
This is a classic game. If you haven’t played Catan yet, what are you doing? The description does not sound that interesting, trading resources sounds kinda lame, I get it, but this game is a lot of fun. Trust me. Every time that dice is rolled and its one of your numbers, you get an instant boost of endorphins and you feel unstoppable. My family loves this game so much, we have even created a Catan crown, that the winner wears, until they are dethroned of course.
About: “Your adventurous settlers seek to tame the remote but rich isle of Catan. Get resources from Catan’s many harbors and regions: pastures, fields, mountains, hills, forests, and desert. Build your cities and rule of all Catan!”
6. Carcassonne
Ages: Teens and Adults Group Size: 2-5 Complexity: Medium BUY HERE
What I love about this game is that the board is constantly changing. It’s one of the few games where you get to create the board piece by piece, which also makes it completely different every time you play!
About: “Each new tile placed creates an ever-expanding board on which players can then add their followers.
As the map grows, so does the opportunity for players to disrupt each other’s plans. Everyone is adding to the same map and only one follower can be on any given feature at a time—so if you don’t place a follower on something, someone else probably will.”
7. Ticket to Ride
Ages: Teens and Adults Group Size: 2-5 Complexity: Medium BUY HERE
I was a little skeptical of this one at first, but it ended up winning me over after the first game. It is a lot like building roads in Catan, but with a lot more strategy.
About: “Players collect cards of various types of train cars they then use to claim railway routes in North America. The longer the routes, the more points they earn. Additional points come to those who fulfill Destination Tickets – goal cards that connect distant cities; and to the player who builds the longest continuous route.”
8. Pandemic Legacy Season 1
Ages: Teens and adults Group Size: 2-4 (I recommend just 2) Complexity: Difficult BUY HERE
If you play Pandemic and you love it as much as I do, make sure to also check out Pandemic Legacy. Legacy games are really cool and really different. Every time you play, the choices you make and their outcomes affect the next time you play. There are stickers you put on the board that help you remember what happened last time, there are mystery boxes the game tells you to open up at certain times revealing new game pieces and new rules. Sometimes you even tear up cards and you can never use them again! Pandemic Legacy is mind-blowing, and a must play in my book.
About: “The world is on the brink of disaster. In Pandemic Legacy, your disease-fighting team must keep four deadly diseases at bay for a whole year. Each month will bring new surprises, and your actions in each game will have repercussions on the next. Will you let cities fall to the diseases? Will your team be enough to keep the viruses at bay for a whole year? Craft your own unique Pandemic experience with Pandemic Legacy.”
9. Terraforming Mars
Ages: Teens and adults Group Size: 1-5 Complexity: Difficult BUY HERE
I want to preface by saying this game was hard to learn. We were intimidated by the rule book, so we ended up watching a 30-minute video explanation of the rules instead, which helped a lot. Once we knew the rules, the game was easy to get started. It is a lot like deck building games, but you also have a game board. It seems intimidating, but the cards you play tell you exactly what to do. If you are up for a challenge and like complex board games, I highly recommend this game. Once we learned it, it ended up being a lot of fun.
About: “In the 2400S, mankind begins to terraform the Planet Mars. Giant corporations, sponsored by the world government on earth, initiate huge projects to raise the temperature, the oxygen level and the ocean coverage until the environment is habitable. In Terraforming Mars you play one of those corporations and work together in the Terraforming process, but compete in doing the best work, with victory points awarded not only for your contribution to the Terraforming, but also for advancing human infrastructure throughout the solar systems and other commendable achievements.”
10. Power Grid Recharged Version
About: Teens and adults Group Size: 2-6 Complexity: Difficult BUY HERE
Power Grid Recharged has all the strategy and fun of the classic first edition, but adds some updates that improve the (already great) gameplay. This game is also a little hard to learn, but what I loved about it was that it didn’t involve any reading, but it does have a lot of math. I recommend having a calculator nearby to make it easier. What is so great about this game is that it constantly makes the board an equal playing field for everyone. If you are doing good and you are in first place, the game gets harder, if you are in last place, the game gets easier. It adds a new strategy of maybe not advancing in order to stay low on the score board and receive better prices. This game involves hard core strategy, which is what I love.
About: “What better way to earn money than with electric power?!! But how should you do it? However you decide to generate the energy, you’ll have to compete with your opponents not only for the most attractive power plants, but for the necessary resources and the sites to build your network of energy distribution. You’ll need to watch your opponents closely, carefully manage your money, and expand your network thoughtfully in order to generate income. The player that is able to build the largest network AND successfully power it will be the winner.”
And that is my list for the top 10 games I am playing right now in quarantine. Let me know what games you are playing, or if you have played any of the games on this list yet! I hope some of these games make time go by a little faster, and that you continue to stay inside and stay healthy!
Each month we like to highlight one of our amazing team members and the outstanding work they do! For the month of February our Game Master, Victoria Larson, has gone above and beyond.
Have you had Victoria as one of your game masters at Cross Roads Escape Games? Lets get to know Victoria with some questions:
Q: How long have you worked at Cross Roads?
A: I’ve worked at Cross Roads for about nine months now!
Q: How many escape games have you played?
A: Off the top of my head, I’ve played about 8 escape rooms.
Q: What is a unique hobby or interest you have?
A: A unique hobby I do is European martial arts! I know how to fight with a German long sword, British sabers, and other medieval weapons.
Q: What is your favorite game to Game Master and why?
A: It’s tough, but I think my favorite room to game master is the Psych Ward. I get to be in costume and in character and the game kind of takes place in its own world. Plus, it’s always fun to watch the competition between the teams
Q: What is your favorite board game, movie, and book?
A: . My favorite board game is either Monopoly or Arkham Asylum, my favorite movie is The Lord of the Rings, and my favorite book is Mistborn!
Q: Without giving anything away, what is the funniest thing you have seen in a game?
A: Well, I get a ton of really good “groaner” jokes while game mastering the Fun House, and during a kid’s game I needed someone to tell me a joke for a hint. A little girl whispers to her dad to tell me her joke, and I was expecting a silly joke only kids understand. What I got instead was: “Why did Joey eat his homework? Because his mom said it was a piece of cake!” It was pretty clever coming from a kid and it’s always nice to hear original jokes. I have used it for other groups ever since!
Q: What is your favorite thing about being a Game Master?
A: My favorite part of being a game master is to be a part of the adventures that newcomers experience when coming into our games! It’s so much fun to see people experience the whimsical magic in the Fun House, the horror in the Hex Room, and the twists and turns in the Psych Ward. Every game is so unique and exciting to watch.
Play any game between 3/15-4/05/20 to enter to win great prizes for teams with the best escape time!
Does the NCAA tournament get you into a competitive spirit? GOOD! If you play a game at Cross Roads Escape Games anytime between March 15th– April 5th you will be competing for amazing prizes!
For the first time in Cross Roads history, we will be bringing in leaderboards for each of our 3 games. If you are one of the FINAL FOUR teams on the leader board by April 6th, you will win an amazing prize! With the final four teams getting prizes in each our games, that makes 12 total prizes you can win!
If you are the one who makes the booking, that automatically makes you the team captain and you will be the one who’s name goes on the leader board and will be the one contacted if your team makes it to the final four on April 6th!
Most Sane Points: Finishes the game with the highest number of points for the sane team
Prize: ArrowTag, Santa Ana- 1 Hour Private Arrow Tag Event for up to 16 ($300 value)
Most Insane Points: Finishes the game with the highest number of points for the insane team
Prize: Curtis Theatre, Brea: 10 tickets to any show in the 2020 Curtis Theatre Season ($400 value)
Second Most Sane Points: Finishes the game with the second highest number of points for the sane team
Prize: Chance Theater, Anaheim: 2 Free tickets and 8 50% off tickets to The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Diety
Second Most Insane Points: Finishes the game with the second highest number of points for the insane team
Prize: The Bruery, Anaheim: Behind the scenes tour and 2 tasting flights ($60 value)
All you have to do to enter is play a game anytime between March 15th-Apirl 5th, 2020! We will be posting our leaderboards every night to our Instagram and Facebook stories. Make sure to follow us to stay updated with your status! Winners will be announced and contacted on April 6th, 2020. The person who made the booking is the team captain and will be the one contacted if your team makes the final four! All prizes will be either mailed or emailed.
Common Questions:
How do I enter?
Just play any of our 3 games anytime between Sunday, March 15th and Sunday, April 5th. BOOK NOW!
How do I check the leaderboards?
Follow us on Instagram or Facebook and check our stories! We will be posting updated leaderboards daily.
How do I claim my prize?
If your team is still on the leaderboard by April 6th, your team wins that category! We will reach out to the team captain, AKA the person who made the booking, and mail or email them the prize. It is their responsibility to split it amongst their team.
Do I pick my prize?
Each category has its own sponsored prize. You will win the prize of that category if your name is still listed on the leader board by April 6th.
Will I stay on the leaderboard?
Maybe! Your name will stay on the leaderboard until another team beats your time/score. If you were in the first place position, but someone beat your time/score, you will automatically move down to the second place position.
Is there a recommended team size?
Nope! You can come with any size team as long as it is between our minimum and maximum for that game. But here is a tip- larger teams mean more minds, so it might help to bring a large group!
If I have already played your games, can I still enter?
Of course! The Hex Room and The Psych Ward are designed to be re-playable games so you can definitely come back and play our March Madness Event.
How many hints can we get in the games?
For the 3-week March Madness event, Game Masters will only give a max of 3 hints per game! If you need more then 3 hints, don’t worry, we will still help you along, but you will not qualify for the leaderboards.
