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    4.9 (502 reviews)

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    Nyra C.

    Yes!!!! Chambers Escape is really neat. Went with my grown kids. My son and his wife have been to many escapes rooms in different cities and walked out saying it was definitely the best one they had ever been to! Staff is friendly and helpful. Street parking was easy for us on the evening we went. Appointment started timely with good instruction. We recommend the Temple! We were helped with pictures and props in the most professional and fun manner following. Mahalo Chambers!!! We are trying to make it back for group virtual reality with our discount so thank you for that too!! #supportlocal

    Shannon K.

    SO FUN! I admit I was nervous as VR was going to be a new experience when it comes to an escape room but I loved it. We came to celebrate a birthday by doing a group experience. We had a group of 9 so we split 5 & 4 to do separate VR escape rooms. Both groups did the Depths of Osiris and had loads of fun. I can't wait to come back and try all of the experience they have!

    Maile C.

    What a fun Easter activity. On a whim we saw an opening and decided to try it out. We've done one once, years ago at a different location with a bunch of people, however we never did it again. We had so much fun, our team member Ethan was very personable, explained everything especially about being a 3rd generation location. We participated in the Temple challenge and finished with 3 minutes to spare! Unsure if there is designated parking, however we did street parking which monday-saturday you pay the meter and Sundays are free. They are located on the 2nd floor of the building. You will see a large sign to signify which building it is. Enter the black door with the escape room challenge logo. Each escape challenge is 1 hour long with no breaks, so use the bathroom before hand. Your team member will stay with you to provide nudges or hints (3) throughout if you are struggling. We use 1 nudge and 2 hints I believe. With Easter, we found a golden egg and got 1 extra hint awarded to us! This was a great family activity and it is a bit pricey $130+ for a group of 3. However it was well worth it, but not something we can do often. There are moving items, clues pop up, lights, noise, and quite interactive. I definitely recommend, great way to start our day and completing it together was also a great accomplishment.

    Brenda B.

    I've never gone to an escape room so this was my first time experiencing one. We did The Temple and had Jax as our guide. Once you arrive, you check in by filling out a waiver. When we got to the room, it was dark and you could tell a lot of work was put into making this an immersive experience. From the sound to the sand on the floor, it was cool how everything was placed. Will def return when they have the Asylum escape room.

    Keil L.

    Had a blast with my coworkers. They were so nice letting us wait for our other friends that was late too!! The temple game is so fun, challenging but doable. The sound effects are creepy.. I really enjoyed this place. Parking : Side street Venue: There's a big tarp so you know where it is, creepy elevator, tight hallways There's a sand part so make sure you are wearing something comfy (ofcourse here I am wearing a very uncomfy shoes while my other friend is wearing a 5" boots.. hahaha) Give them $ for tips too :)

    April K.

    The absolute best escape room experience I've had to date! My family and I are escape room enthusiast and have been looking for something new since we've completed all the rooms at Breakout Waikiki and Hawaii Escape Challenge in Pearlridge. A while back while visiting my dad my husband and I stumbled upon Chambers on a walk and this past Saturday we had the pleasure of completing their one and only "live" room, The Temple. Let me just say, without giving too much away, prepare to be fully immersed! From start to finish we had a blast! The staff were totally awesome and our game guide Aniya had only been working there about a month and was already a pro. We had the pleasure of meeting the founder and Co-owner Ron who also happens to be the brains behind the room we played. He was such a genuine guy and so passionate about his work. We spoke about a room he has in the works called The Asylum set to be complete sometime in October. Unlike other escape rooms Chambers have virtual escape rooms as well. The kids were so excited about this but I was hesitant as I am prone to motion sickness. Ron eased my worries by explaining the process and informing me of how this experience would be different in the fact that I will actually be moving about freely in an open space while wearing the VR headset which should negate possible motion sickness. Ron was also nice enough to give us a little sneak peak of the virtual room and let us try on the headset since we all wear glasses. Unfortunately the headset would not allow for any of us with glasses to play with them on as the they are too small around the eye area to accommodate the frames of the glasses. Of course we were all bummed as we don't wear contacts and can not see much of anything without out glasses. I guess we will all just wait in suspense for the new live room to open in October!

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    Maris N Domi C.

    Family of 4... It was such a great experience! The Dragon Tower was Amzing n Fun! Looking forward to complete all Escape Chambers. Chee Hoo!

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    Absolutely a blast! Cant think of a better mom and teen son date. We love Chambers.

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    Ask the Community - Chambers Escape Games

    Will we get grouped with strangers if we don't book the entire room?

    Absolutely not! Our escape rooms are 100% PRIVATE experiences. So whether you are a group of 10 or a group of 2, you will have the game completely to yourselves!

    Is it possible to book the live experience for two instead of three for this evening 2/6?

    Thanks for messaging! The 3-player minimum for the Temple is due to the fact that the game is optimally designed for groups of 4-8, and is quite difficult to finish with just two players (one of the puzzles actually physically requires three people… 

    Is easy or difficult? Or can you choose?

    There are different options. It depends on the adventure you take.

    Is this kid friendly?

    Yes, very! If they can play video games with headset, they will enjoy the game.

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