Time Mission, an immersive social gaming concept that combines puzzles, physical challenges and team competition, plans to open its largest U.S. location in Nashville by the end of 2026. More Business News
The 12,000-square-foot venue will be located inside Cummins Station at 209 10th Avenue South and will feature 28 different missions designed for teams of two to five players.
“Nashville has been at the top of our list for a long time because it’s a city full of energy that knows and loves great entertainment,” said David Larson, managing partner at TM Operations in a release, which will own and operate the Nashville location.
Time Mission launched its first location in Rhode Island in 2021 and has since expanded across North America and Europe. The company expects to have 12 locations open by the end of 2026.
The concept works like a real-life video game. Guests choose a 60-, 90- or 120-minute session and move through a series of immersive rooms featuring challenges that can involve puzzles, memory, pattern recognition, climbing, throwing, speed and teamwork. Each completed mission earns points toward a team’s overall score.
Players can repeat missions to improve their scores, skip challenges or move on to new rooms before time runs out. Most guests complete about 15 to 20 missions during a 90-minute visit.
“Cummins Station unlocked exactly what we were looking for in establishing an exciting and accessible destination in Nashville,” said Michael Greene, CFO of TM Operations. “It’s centrally located, features ample parking, and offers incredible neighboring restaurants and entertainment.”
Time Mission Nashville is expected to employ more than 20 people, with hiring anticipated to begin in October.
A specific opening date has not yet been announced, but the venue is expected to debut during the fourth quarter of 2026.
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