I’m not sure about that. People touch 100s of items in the room, searching for clues. It would be a major effort to disinfect everything in a room in between each game. Additionally, it would be dangerous for the actors, given their proximity to the players. While traditional escape rooms do not require character interaction, the No Escape rooms are HOS attractions, and the scares are part of the experience. Finally, they rarely seem busy to begin with, and I wonder how many people would take the risk for an upcharge attraction. Why pay extra money, given the obvious threat of contracting the virus?