10/10! My husband…read moreand I wanted to do something fun and stress relieving and axe throwing can to mind. Reservations are required and you must sign a waiver form before participating in the activity. The waiver is good for one year! We came on Friday night and a great way to start the weekend! The owner is a great guy. He's very patient and provides great tips in how to position yourself to throw the axe. It's a lot harder than you think! He shares with us a game. Honestly, I wasn't interested in the game and wanted to throw axes, but my husband kept track for both of us. A timer was given so you'll know when your time is up. We made a reservation for an hour and it goes by quickly. If you're looking for a team bonding experience, then look no further! This is a great place!

We went to Texas Lumberjaxe for my husband and daughter's birthdays…read more We had the best time and the owner was so accommodating with teaching us how to throw and about the various games to be played. He even gave us complimentary soft drinks! We had a blast and will definitely return!

It was a really fun experience definitely something that I would do again I recommend itread more

This is the best place!! Jason and his team are by far the best at customer service!! They help us…read moreset up, explained the rules, separated the back location for my birthday party, it's BYOB, and you can take food. For someone who was struggling to find something fun to do on her birthday without having to be around a ton of people this was the perfect fit! I was able to connect my phone and play my own music, and the games were so Much fun! I even cut cake, played over an hour with about 12 of my friends and really just had a great time thanks to grab your axe! We highly recommend this place for a fun birthday!

This I had a friend visiting Dallas, and we were looking for a fun indoor activity, so we decided…read moreto check out SENSAS. Overall, it was a really unique experience and something different from the usual activities. Only one class can go in at a time, so there is a waiting area in the front while you wait for your group to begin. The lady at the front was super nice, welcoming, and helpful, which made a great first impression. Each room focuses on a different sense, which made the experience interesting and kept things fun. Groups are put together randomly unless you come with your own group. One thing to keep in mind is to bring socks and tennis shoes because you'll need them for some of the activities. Lockers are also provided for personal items. I didn't really care for the room with the balls. I felt like that section needed to be cleaned better. However, I enjoyed all of the other activity rooms and thought the overall experience was a lot of fun. I'd definitely like to return and try some of the other group options. It's a great indoor activity if you're looking for something different to do in Dallas!

very bad experience and poor customer service. a group 30 had to split into two groups of 15…read morerooms were very crowded. Says it's for 8 and up. my nine-year-old son went for his birthday felt extremely overwhelmed. It's supposed to be inclusive and help for people with this abilities. We didn't even finish the first room. we're told we could get a voucher for doing the Glow Or Go. I've been working trying to get in touch with some sort of representative for three weeks and I just get AI chat bot cannot talk to a real person no phone numbers horrible customer service. save your money and do a real escape room. you are rushed through the rooms too.

My husband and I came here for a date night and chose the Mr. Marvelous and Miss Information escape…read moreroom--and wow. The hour-plus experience was packed with clever, brain-stretching scenarios that kept us fully engaged from start to finish. The staff were friendly, professional, and completely committed to their characters, which made the experience even more immersive. As first-timers, we appreciated the guidance along the way, and it absolutely did not disappoint. We're already planning our return to tackle the other escape rooms! Chow.

We did the Dr. Gene Etics room on Aug 1, 2025. LOVED this room! Such a great design with some…read morereally novel effects. Puzzles were difficult, but doable. Overall, a really challenging but exceptionally fun room. One of the best I've done in DFW. This location is really the grandfather of DFW escape experiences. Don't let the location or look of the building fool you - they really do a great job with their three (soon to be four) rooms. Also, the pricing is one of the better deals in DFW. Just can't praise the design and overall set production enough. The staff and owners are first-rate, friendly, and just love escape rooms. One of them even wrote a book on escape room design (which we bought)! We'll be back for the third room (already did Captain Skully) and, once complete, the fourth room.

As an escape room lover, this place really disappointed…read more This review will explain why without giving away any spoilers. In the mafia themed escape room: - one of the compartments was stuck, meaning we couldn't get the next clue even though we did the clue correctly. When we talked to the manager, she said that the drawer gets stuck and they have to push the drawer in hard to get it to close. At that point, isn't that a sign to fix the sticky compartment?? - one of the flashlights was dying so it was difficult to properly complete one of the clues. - the set up of one of the clues is not clear, and once you mess it up, you're kind of screwed for the final clue. - The most unforgivable disappointment was that two of the props were switched. The wrong one was laid out, and the one meant to be laid out was locked away in a box, meaning the code was wrong, so we couldn't get the clue and the code made no sense. More detailed disappointments my group and I noticed but might be particular to just us: - no sound cues. Usually in all other escape rooms we've done, there's at least a sound that indicates that you got the clue, something opened, or a light turned on or off. If you're in 3 rooms at once with a small number of people (we only had 4), then it's extremely difficult to understand that one clue led to the next hint in a different room. - not all the clues are super relevant to the theme and felt kind of gimmicky, which was a bit of a bummer. - the game master didn't seem very enthusiastic. Part of the experience is to feel immersed in the situation, but being flatly explained what's going on (which we already read in the description) didn't feel like we were leaving behind the real world and entering into our story. - the walls are so thin! The walkie talkie to connect with the game master was dying/cutting out frequently, but we could actually hear them clearly through the walls. Additionally, we could hear their conversations and their laughter in all three rooms we were there. This place gets 2 stars instead of 1 because it doesn't seem like they made the story themselves, so they can't be blamed for the story itself. The game master read one of the keys for the clues to us from a manual, but couldn't explain more in depth because "that was all that was given in the packet." Also, the escape room game themes are pretty unique; I haven't ever seen or heard of a mafia escape room, so that was interesting. I can't really say I recommend this place, or maybe it's just this room. RIP my money.

Not a fan of this particular escape room. A few things to note:…read more 1. Staff was nice but minimally trained and really struggled to run the room. 2. Much of the "challenge" of our room came from having to struggle to guess what clues went to what. All combination locks were four or five digit number locks and there were a substantial number of red herrings. Often, puzzles could not be solved without leaps of logic or re-using old clues. I would rather the difficulty have come from more puzzles than simply trying to confuse the players. 3. The room was quite small, even for four people, and yet could be booked for substantially more. Unfortunately, compared to other escape rooms, I don't find this one to be particularly good. Can't recommend.

I thought this would be afín team building activity for me and my colleagues. I tried to book them,…read morebut couldn't get any information. I filled out the interest form on their website. No response! I called them, and spoke with someone. He said he would text me the information. No response! We decided to go with another activity.

What a fun activity! Everyone had a great time with DFW Knockerball at a Friendsgiving party…read more Robert is great at including everyone and making sure everyone had a good time. We were mostly adults doing this activity.....I can say we burned off the turkey! Easy to schedule and great communication.

Shadow was a lovely twenty-seven year old mare who our son learned to ride on for almost two years…read moreat Ascend Camp & Retreat. But Shadow got lame and no use to Ascend so she was left to lie (or in my opinion - left to die) alone in the mud. Long and ridiculous story, which involved us offering to buy Shadow for the past few months, to give her a happy retirement while she was still relatively ok. Ascend Camp left it too late and ended up donating her to us like this, nearly dead.

I don't know who Jim is - see other reviews - but don't let that make you not go and check this…read moreplace out. I took my godson out and we had a great time. We had a Groupon, it was easy to make an appointment, when you arrive it's the spot on the left, park on the right by the corral - we got a quick lesson, groomed and got to ride. My little person loved it and now I'm planning a girls day.

People their die. With blood and tears. "Be careful what you…read morewish for, you may receive it." --Anonymous Part I Without, the night was cold and wet, but in the small parlour of Laburnum villa the blinds were drawn and the fire burned brightly. Father and son were at chess; the former, who possessed ideas about the game involving radical chances, putting his king into such sharp and unnecessary perils that it even provoked comment from the white-haired old lady knitting placidly by the fire. "Hark at the wind," said Mr. White, who, having seen a fatal mistake after it was too late, was amiably desirous of preventing his son from seeing it. "I'm listening," said the latter grimly surveying the board as he stretched out his hand. "Check." "I should hardly think that he's come tonight, " said his father, with his hand poised over the board. "Mate," replied the son.

We had done another escape room and really liked the experience so we had some out of town guests…read moreand wanted to try something different with them. We had the corporate espionage room which was very basic. The decor was absolutely uninteresting and there were very few puzzles. Most of it was password related on a computer which felt a little like it was something I could have done at home. The staff was lovely but very young. Like the both could have been 16. The facility is bland as you'd expect. It's just a small corporate office space. Given our experiences between this one and the other, I think we would prefer Escape HQ. But plot and story to go with more diverse Locks too.