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Meow! I’m a Cat! Escape Room Featured in the LA Times
We’re thrilled to share that Meow! I’m a Cat! was recently featured in the LA Times, highlighting our unique, family-friendly, cat-themed escape room experience in Anaheim. The article explores what makes this game so different from traditional escape rooms — from its playful storytelling to its family-friendly design
👉 Read the full LA Times feature on Meow! I’m a Cat! here:
“Paws, claws and a race home: A whiskered twist on the escape room craze” – LA Times
Why the LA Times Feature Matters
Being featured in the LA Times is meaningful to us not just as a milestone, but as recognition of what makes Meow! I’m a Cat! different from traditional escape rooms.
Our cat-themed escape room was designed to be accessible, playful, and welcoming for all ages, blending immersive storytelling with cooperative problem-solving. The LA Times highlighted how this experience offers a fresh take on the escape room format — one that emphasizes creativity, humor, and teamwork over frustration or fear.
As a locally owned Anaheim escape room, this coverage also shines a spotlight on independent creators building unique experiences in Southern California. For families, first-time players, and anyone looking for a lighter, more imaginative escape room adventure, the LA Times feature helps validate what our guests already tell us: Meow! I’m a Cat! is a standout experience that’s both memorable and fun.
Recognition from a trusted publication like the LA Times helps travelers and locals alike discover high-quality, family-friendly activities in Anaheim. For guests searching for unique things to do near Disneyland or a kid-friendly escape room experience, this feature provides an independent perspective on why Meow! I’m a Cat! continues to delight players of all ages.
Frequently Asked Questions About Meow! I’m a Cat!
What is Meow! I’m a Cat!?
Meow! I’m a Cat! is a cat-themed escape room experience in Anaheim where players take on the role of a lost cat trying to find its way home. The game combines immersive storytelling, interactive puzzles, and playful design to create a lighthearted escape room suitable for a wide range of players.
Why did the LA Times feature Meow! I’m a Cat!?
The LA Times featured Meow! I’m a Cat! for its unique twist on the escape room format. The article highlights the game’s creative theme, accessible puzzle design, and appeal to families and first-time escape room players, setting it apart from more traditional or intense escape room experiences.
Is Meow! I’m a Cat! family-friendly and kid-appropriate?
Yes. Meow! I’m a Cat! is designed to be family-friendly and approachable for younger players. The puzzles focus on teamwork, observation, and creativity rather than fear or complex math, making it a great choice for families, kids, and multi-generation groups.
Where is Meow! I’m a Cat! located?
Meow! I’m a Cat! is located in Anaheim, California, making it a convenient activity for both locals and visitors. It’s a popular option for guests looking for fun things to do near Disneyland or unique indoor activities in Anaheim.
How long is the escape room experience?
The escape room experience typically lasts about 60 minutes, with additional time for check-in and post-game photos. Groups work together to solve puzzles and progress through the story before time runs out.
Who is this escape room best suited for?
This escape room is ideal for:
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Families and kids
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First-time escape room players
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Cat lovers
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Groups looking for a fun, low-stress experience
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Visitors searching for family-friendly activities in Anaheim
What makes Meow! I’m a Cat! different from other escape rooms?
Unlike many escape rooms that focus on fear or high difficulty, Meow! I’m a Cat! emphasizes storytelling, humor, and accessibility. Players aren’t just solving puzzles — they’re experiencing the world from a cat’s perspective, which creates a memorable and emotionally engaging adventure.
Is Meow! I’m a Cat! an award-winning or media-featured escape room?
Yes. Meow! I’m a Cat! was featured in the LA Times, one of the most trusted newspapers in the United States. The coverage highlights the escape room’s unique theme, accessibility, and appeal to families and first-time players.
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