I had done about 7 or 8 other escape rooms in states across the country, and Bonds is by far the best experience I’ve had!Friends
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Solve puzzles, crack codes and get out before the clock hits zero. Nine rooms, beginner to our toughest.
Old Town Fairfax
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Fairfax is the only Bond's with all three under one roof. VR and the Game Show are here and nowhere else.
Solve puzzles, crack codes and get out before the clock hits zero. Nine rooms, beginner to our toughest.
Free-roam virtual reality. Walk, duck and battle across a whole room with no wires. Two arenas run side by side.
A live host, two teams, trivia rounds and physical challenges. One team walks out the winner.
Do two in a day
Play an escape room, then add the VR Arena or the Game Show without leaving the building.
20% off your second game when you play twice in one day.
Book nowPrivate games, 60 minutes, $34 a person. From a room built for exactly two up to Save the White House III for ten.
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Fairfax3–10 players · Intermediate · 60 min
Our most popular room for big groups.
Fairfax3–8 players · Intermediate · 60 min
Start chained to a chair in a villain’s lair.
Fairfax3–8 players · Intermediate · 60 min
Race to find a cure in an abandoned hospital.
Fairfax3–8 players · Advanced · 60 min
Escape before you become the main course.
Fairfax3–7 players · Intermediate · 60 min
Retro vibes, a rogue AI and clever puzzles.
Fairfax3–7 players · Advanced · 60 min
Our toughest sci-fi challenge.
Fairfax3–6 players · Intermediate · 60 min
A paranormal mystery. Thrilling, not too scary.
Fairfax2–4 players · Beginner · 60 min
Lighthearted and perfect for first-timers.
Fairfax2 only players · Beginner · 60 min
A space mission built for exactly two.
Free-roam VR and the live Game Show run here. Arlington has escape rooms only.

No wires and no controllers pinning you to one spot. You walk the room, the game walks with you. Two arenas run side by side, so a big group can split and compete.

A real host, two teams and a stage. Trivia rounds, physical challenges and a scoreboard that keeps everyone honest. Good for the people who swear they hate team building.
Our biggest venue, so this is where the large groups land.

Escape rooms, VR battles and game shows for teams of 6 to 150, all at one Fairfax address. Catering, our on-site VIP conference space and any start time you need. Minutes from I-66, Route 50 and George Mason University.

A private VIP room, pizza and drinks, a customized birthday card hidden inside the game, and your pick of an escape room, the VR Arena or the Game Show. Save the White House III and Joker's Trap are the kid favorites here.
We are on University Drive in the heart of Old Town, directly across from the Fairfax Museum. Come in the front door and head up the stairs to the front desk.

Take the CUE Bus from Vienna Metro on the Orange Line. The stop is about a five-minute walk from our door.
Our Fairfax building is older and has no elevator or ramps. Bowl Voyage, Escape From Venus, The Frightful Feast, Joker's Trap and Save the White House sit in the main office area, up a few small stairs and then all on one level. The Cure, Molly's Horror Room, 2233 and 1960 are up a two-floor staircase, and the VIP event rooms are up one flight. Call us and we will help you pick a room that works for your group.
Four options, all free. Our own lot is usually the easy answer.
| Where | Cost | Walk |
|---|---|---|
| Courthouse Professional Center (our building) | Free during operating hours, 60+ spaces | On site |
| Old Town Plaza, 3955 Chain Bridge Rd | Free, room for 100+ cars | 2 min walk |
| University Dr street parking | Free for 2 hours Mon–Fri, unlimited on weekends | 1 min walk |
| City of Fairfax Regional Library, 10360 North St | Free during library hours | 3 min walk |
Street spaces on University Drive fill up on weekend evenings. Old Town Plaza almost never does.
Bond's opened in Fairfax in 2015 and grew into the largest escape room venue on the East Coast. The Old Town hub now runs free-roam virtual reality and a live stage game show alongside the rooms.

Six more escape rooms in Clarendon, a five-minute walk from the Clarendon Metro on the Orange and Silver lines. Same price, same 60 minutes, same always-private games. Arlington is fully accessible, with elevator access from the ground floor.
No VR or Game Show there — those two stay in Fairfax.
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I had done about 7 or 8 other escape rooms in states across the country, and Bonds is by far the best experience I’ve had!Friends
We took our grand-daughter for her 10th birthday & we all had a fantastic time! She couldn’t stop talking about it to all the kids at school.Birthday
I recently planned a team building event… We successfully Saved the White House and had an awesome time!Team building
I did the Venus room with my boyfriend and we managed to finish it RIGHT on time! … 10/10 in my book!Date night
My group did Molly’s Horror room for my birthday and it was such a blast! … Best escape room i’ve done so far hands down.Birthday
We had a family day out today. The Elven Forest was amazing! … especially for our first Escape Room experience!Family
My Team and I were recommended to “Save the White House” which was big enough for 10 people to fit with lots of room to spare!Team building
Great effects and great fun in the Sleepover Slaughterhouse. Scary, but not too scary (PG scary).Scary
We had amazing experience with my child’s birthday party! … The kids of different ages (7 through 15) really enjoyed the Save the White House room.Birthday
My friends, gf, and I took on The Frightful Feast last night. Everyone had a blast! … We managed to get out with 14 minutes to spare.Friends
This is the only place i’ve seen that offered a room for 2 people. It’s great for couples/friends who just want to do one on their own.Date night
I had 2 children with me – aged 14 and 11 and the room was perfectly fine for them. The puzzles were good and it was a good time for all!Family
Yes. Our own lot at the Courthouse Professional Center has 60+ free spaces during operating hours, and there are three more free options within a three-minute walk.
All three: nine escape rooms, two free-roam VR arenas and the live Game Show. Arlington has escape rooms only.
Not fully. It is an older building with no elevator or ramps. Some rooms are up a few small stairs, others up a two-floor staircase. Call us on (703) 270-0377 and we will pick a room that works, or book Arlington, which is step-free.
Come in the front door on University Drive, directly across from the Fairfax Museum, and head up the stairs to the front desk.
No. The door isn’t locked and you can step out any time. A game master keeps an eye on every game and is ready with hints when you get stuck.
Escape rooms have no hard age limit, and Kids Mode runs on select rooms for ages 6–13. Scary rooms are best for 14+. VR is for ages 8 and up, with adult supervision under 13.
Pick your game, pick your hour, and park for free when you get here.
Our team books games, parties and team events by phone.
Fairfax (703) 270-0377 Arlington (703) 884-1524