Close-up of a vintage wooden audio console with round dials

LW-003

1970s sci-fi radio station

17

% of groups escape

Signal Lost

October 1977. A small-town radio station picks up a signal from nowhere, then goes silent mid-broadcast. Get the station back on air before morning.

5

/5 difficulty

75

minutes on the clock

4–8 players

Ages 14+ · recommended for experienced teams

The story

WKLR 1340 AM signed on every morning at 6:00 for twenty years. On October 14, 1977, the night DJ reported a strange repeating signal, played it live on air, and the station went dead. The next morning the booth was empty and the reel-to-reel was still turning.

You are the engineering crew sent to find out what happened. The switchboard, the tape library and the transmitter room all still work, if you can figure out how they were wired that night.

Signal Lost is our hardest room and runs 75 minutes. It rewards teams who listen carefully, share information fast and don’t mind a little mystery that isn’t fully explained.

Studio microphone standing in a dark broadcast booth

What to expect

  • Audio, pattern and wiring puzzles on real vintage equipment

  • A 75-minute game with a two-part finale

  • Headphone listening puzzles, we can adapt for guests with hearing loss, just tell us

  • Dim, flickering light in the transmitter room (no strobes)

Good for

Experienced teams, engineers at heart and anyone who has escaped five rooms before

Price

$32 per player · $36 Fri & Sat after 5 PM · the room is yours

Arrive 15 minutes early for the briefing. Every room has an unlocked exit and a game master watching.

Good for

Experienced teams, engineers at heart and anyone who has escaped five rooms before

Price

$32 per player · $36 Fri & Sat after 5 PM · the room is yours

Arrive 15 minutes early for the briefing. Every room has an unlocked exit and a game master watching.

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