Pretty awesome and clean VR place!…read more The claw machine was pretty hard but they got the gatcha machines and those are always cute and fun to get a random things! Love that there's a secret room with a BUNCH of pokemon cards too. A Pokemon card collectors dream. Definitely a place to go to just to do something fun and enjoy your time!

Pokemon Center…read more.. Well I was wondering why they those character in the window and I was just too curious not to check them out and is obvious to see that this a virtual reality gaming place which is pretty cool to see the high tech pods and vehicles...a place to escape virtually. As you make your saying you can see a huge Pokémon character...Gengar to be exact and it reflects its right beside a huge gachapon machine as well, though the back are you can see some claw game machines and a bunch more of the gachapon which is a capsule toy dispenser with various popular characters actually got me looking for possibilities lol though luckily they were out and I was out of luck. Just when you think that's it there a sign and you can kinda see secret room "Space 62" where it's wall to wall of Pokémon cards I guess it all makes sense now and what a fun spot for all ages to enjoy right in the International Marketplace on the ground floor near the center. Thank you!

The Titan Luxe theater had great reclining chairs, screen & loud sound was enough to fill whole…read moreroom.

Not great, not horrible. It is just an older theater that could use some updates. Theater was empty.read more

I'm sharing my experience as a volunteer for an organization that used this company to plan an…read moreevent. Overall, I had a horrible experience with their logistics team. Every question asked by volunteers were met with "I don't know." They did not have a flow of logistics and how to make volunteers useful during the event. They informed us to arrive at 3 pm and for 2.5 hrs, many people, including elderly volunteers, stood around and did nothing. If you are an organization who values your volunteers that have been following you for a long time, choose a company that will ensure they don't cause rifts in that relationship. Contracted or hired companies should have awareness of an organization's support system and make them feel engaged and useful. GEH sent an email about volunteers knowing their breaks and even having a meal. We did not receive any information on that which was another reason I just left. Overall, select an organization that thinks about things thoroughly. Tonight, I left not inspired.

I worked with Lisa and her team for multiple events but the standout was for a High Profile event…read moreat Washington Place. They're so helpful and have a great can do attitude on site.

Experience to the fullest by paying to skate ; see varied rates for practically all ages on their…read morewebsite. They have cute blue seals and a few brown reindeer to push Keiki along while you glide over the ice. The line is indeed very long to get your skates ie our entrance time was 7 pm, it's 8:10 pm and the kiddies are yet to get their skates and be on the ice. You must sign a waiver before stepping foot into the squarish shaped rink. Tonight was K/Pop theme nite from 6-8 pm... you know, Soda pop song and characters in costume. Christmas icons decked out in lights: reindeer, stars suspended from the ceiling and draped teal twinkling bulbs are strung like a circus tent chandelier. Okay it's 8:23 pm and a new group is on the ice. Some obviously have had practice before. A few vendors selling snacks and bracelets with what looks like The Polar Express movie projected on a screen against a back wall. It's quite stunning but I've seen even more wow on a massive scale off island.

This place was amazing, there's so many places to take fun pictures. I swear we were just at the…read morefront door for an hour. The psychedelic room was pretty fun as well, Surrounded by Christmas videos. And then the main hall has a lot of picture ops Santa slays presents Christmas balls. There's a Christmas shop and a Christmas bar. The ice-skating was fun. I like the boots they were sturdy and didn't hurt your ankles. And they have strollers for those of you that are a little wobbly on your feet. It was $35 with the Rollerskating with military ID. I went with a bunch of adults. We had a blast. I'm sure kids would love it as well. Parking was $15 cash or charge .

Been here a few times before and it was enjoyable. Visiting today, after several years, we had the…read moreword service we've had at any escape room here or outside Hawaii. The two kids that were working seemed almost bothered and uninterested in us and it was like everything was a chore -- from simply telling us about the waiver, to "welcoming" us, to introducing us to the room, to giving us clues, to "congratulating" us at the end. Everything seemed forced, like we made them wake up early or something, and they could barely crack a smile. At the end, we got a half hearted "come back soon." No thanks. I also played the room we had today before, and it seemed like they toned things down a bit and it was just meh. The first time I played this room we needed more than the 3 clues and barely made it out at the end. This time, we made it out in less than 30 mins lol. We're not THAT good. The room was mediocre, the staff is mediocre, and sadly this place has gone downhill. Go to the Ala Moana escape room if you want a great experience and a staff that makes you feel like they want your business.

We took our daughter for her 10th birthday. Per her request. We did the museum escape room. We all…read morehad the best time! Upon arriving staff welcomed us warmly. Directed us to the room. They were very kind and informative. There were ten of us aged 5-40 and we all had a ball. Games in the escape room were fun to figure out. The staff gave us clues when we needed. I would 10/10 recommend for a group gathering, team building, couples date night. I'll definitely be coming back to try a different room. Thank you for the best birthday for my daughter.

I was never one for escape rooms, but I've come to realize it's the people you bring that makes the…read moreexperience. I've done the Depths and Timeliner and they were both a ton of fun, especially since I was basically a different person for both experiences. For the Depths I went in with a close group of friends and their goal was as fast as possible, no hints, and the most intense about solving; while I on the other hand felt I would just be in the way so I stood happily to the side drinking my energy drink. Also, can you imagine trying to solve these things while inebriated? Wild. Timeliner was a different story considering I went in with my family whose goal was to solve it by any means necessary, so we took a few hints. But I felt like I had to contribute a little more and I had a little more room to breathe and contribute without being in anyone's way. This made me realize, I actually do love escape rooms! And it's not to say I didn't have fun in the Depths, I just gotta know where I stand LOL. Something I will say is that since I had an 11 month old, I knew that it just wouldn't make sense for me to pay to play, but I would be too worried about my baby to contribute or even enjoy it - so definitely get a baby sitter, especially if you feel that the kids won't really enjoy it. Although, I would bring my baby to GBGS (with earmuffs) which was the original plan but that got booked before we could book it.

Fun hands on clues, creative set up…read more It was really hot but I'm not sure if it was because of the theme of the escape room. *we did prison break

Really fun escape room. They have 4-5 rooms. Medium to low level of technology for the rooms. We…read morewent with 2 groups and each played a room... then we switched rooms and raced to see who could finish. Both teams loved both rooms. The puzzles were challenging enough that it kept up entertained. They weren't so difficult that it was overly frustrating. Been back a couple times. Every room I've done was well planned and fun. Highly recommend.

Breakout Waikīkī is an escape room located a bit further away from the main beach and a of Waikiki…read morebeach, and down the street from those who've been to 88 Tees. It's in a bit of a random spot off the street, and really can't see it from the outside until you walk in a bit to see the entrance area, which is a small area. Staff here were friendly, and also helpful in helping us with the escape during, especially since this was a family event with a younger kid, they probably felt bad for us, and we were not doing great overall, lol. Definitely exceeded that 3 hint limit! The room we did was the Y2K one, which was certainly a fun blast from the past room. For those who were 90s kids or fondly remember the 90s, this will definitely be your jam. The room itself was wide ranging of difficulty, while I wouldn't recommend for beginners, it's certainly got a good balance between difficult puzzles and easier ones. The room is also good for kids. Nothing jumpy with it that happens with this one, though, they might miss a lot of the references. But hey, if you're bringing your kids here you can tell them all about the things in there, "Back in my day...", and remind yourself how old you are! Anyways, don't want to say too much and give anything away. Have fun with the escape at Breakout Waikiki!