I wasn't sure what to expect, it was my first time ever going to an escape room. I went with a few…read morefriends which I definitely suggest doing a minimum of 6-8 people. This gives you plenty of people to work simultaneously on the various tasks needed to solve the puzzles in a timely enough manner so you finish before you run out of time. We got super close! You can ask for hints if you need it but it's best to try to figure it out yourself. We had a wonderful time as a group and the guy working did a great job helping us understand how to best work the room out. I would love to return and try another room!

Conundrum Escape Rooms was such a great way to spend the holiday afternoon. We arrived with another…read morecouple and met Keegan fairly soon after walking in. The lobby area is small, but definitely large enough to hold a decent sized group. There was a video with information, tips and tricks about playing and storage lockers built into the bench seating. And some water, if you needed to mentally prepare for the journey ahead, lol. Keegan has the kind of voice that commands your attention but makes you also wanna pay attention - what a great fit. So, when he greeted us with a cheery hello, we all smiled. It only got better from there. We booked "A Cabin in the Woods" and learned later that this was a non linear escape room. The room included upwards of 30 separate puzzles and didn't require that you complete any of the puzzles in any particular order - perfect for us and any team who has lots of type A folks. We worked together on some things and separately on others, all the while coming back to scratch our heads, bellow out in laughter when Keegan jumped in for a hint we finally decided to ask for and realized we were all over thinking it(again). It was a blast. We were all very busy for the entire hour. No one will be bored. I've been a part of several escape rooms prior to Conundrum but this room was hands down the best. We all commented about how thoughtful the puzzles were, how creative and funny some were and how very detailed others were. There was something for everyone and many puzzles built upon one another, but not all. So good. Keegan was fabulous as well. When we broke down to ask for help, he helped - he didn't outright tell us, but it was very obvious he had been mindfully watching our journey and reminded us of things we had found or did previously - and all in that great voice. I can still hear him saying, "Hello there, campers!" and bless him, for playfully letting us know that the "storm" outside our cabin had stalled out and would be around for a few minutes longer. Keegan, you know as well as we did, we needed that extra time, lol! We had a blast. Keegan was great and there's a cool surprise at the end, when you've ended the experience - also not something I've seen with other escape rooms. We will be back. If you want to stretch your brain a little while laughing, spending time with friends and feeling a bit under pressure, this escape room has your name on it! Go, you will thank me later!

Booking online was so smooth I actually thought I did it wrong, and when a system glitch popped up,…read morethey called me faster than a debt collector to fix it. Total pro move. ​I took a surprise date here and was warned the "Splash Room" might be a bit intense--and since I wasn't trying to look like a Jackson Pollock painting on a first date, we opted for the drip art. It was a vibe. Our guide was genuinely cool, didn't make the conversation awkward, and actually seemed to enjoy being there. Picking up the "masterpiece" later was the best part; seeing the cured art really captures the chaos of the night.

Went two times. 5 star for the splatter paint, 3 star for the escape room. To be fair , the host…read moreseemed very overwhelmed when we did the escape room. Make sure you get there early for the intro because we were given no extra time. Splatter paint definitely fun to do with a group. Bring a phone to play your music on their system.

My wife and I, along with our married son and his wife, recently went here for the first time. The…read moremystery we had to solve was extremely challenging, although we could ask the attendant for hints when we reached a brick wall a few times. In the end, we solved the mystery--literally with five seconds to spare. It was quite a thrilling experience. I have to admit that without four adults, all thinking as creatively as possible, I don't think we would have succeeded. Will definitely go back.

We played the Path of the Gods with 4 people…read more The host "Professor J" really laid the groundwork and vibe for this unique room. He was in character and you could tell he loves working here. The room was unlike others we have done before as it had zero traditional locks. A nice touch! If you're in the area, give this one a try. It will not disappoint.

We had a great time doing the stolen relic room. They give you an option to ask for clues or have…read morethem given to you as you get stuck or close to time running out. The room was done well with excellent theming and atmosphere. The place was clean and most items in good condition. I loved that they had hand sanitizer available as well in the room. We had three newbies in our party but everyone was able to contribute and had fun. I would come back to try different rooms. You can use my referral code to get $5 off per player https://bookeo.com/go/41557JKPHWJ156376CA625?viral=1557111289550267

Really nice escape room and staff. The puzzles were challenging but still managed to get done in…read moretime. Will repeat again

We did the "upside down" room today and it was super fun. We are huge escape room fans and I was…read morereally happy with this one. I'm looking forward to going back and trying the other rooms they have! (Also just as a FYI they have drawers you can put your purse and phone in with a key and they let you take the key with you so you don't have to carry stuff around in the room, this was a perk since I hate always carrying my purse during these!)

One of the best escape rooms in the Denver metro area! Extremely well put together and complex…read morepuzzle games. Good for veterans and beginners alike

As always we aren't disappointed. Everyone here is friendly and definitely is potential for a…read moregetaway from the mainstream. Tonight was comedy night with headliner Mark Britten along with other talented comedians. This place isn't so strict that you aren't allowed to "slightly " heckle the comedians as just ensure you don't get offended when they come back on you. They have an intimate bar and the old timey video games are free to play.

Saw The Room here! I think it's the first time it's played in the Denver area since 2024 at the…read moreEsquire. Really chill barcade vibes with a theater. Drink menu is clever and atmosphere is great people who love video games, sci-fi, cult films and good times.

A fantastic family run business. We did Mad Hatter and 1893. Both had challenging puzzles and great…read moreimmersion. Couldn't have asked for a better escape room experience. I've completed over 30 rooms and the Clue Room is easily one of the best places I've done. 11/10 would recommend the Clue Room for anyone from a first time beginner to a seasoned I will be back to try one of their many other rooms!

Went for the first time and completed The Queso Experience. It was a lot of fun and pretty…read morechallenging for four amateurs. We did finish but it was close. We definitely used all of our hints and still took us awhile. Great place. Lots of fun. Would definitely recommend it.

Honestly, we didn't know what to expect from Meow Wolf. Nowadays, you hear about "immersion…read moreexperiences", and think about people getting scammed into attending events that amount to mostly empty convention halls with a few cardboard cut-outs and balloons. Meow Wolf is definitely not that. The price of admission might seem steep, but what we thought would be a couple of hours of wandering around and enjoying the art, turned into five and a half hours of following an actual plot and interacting with the surroundings. There is so much to see and so much to interact with. Art absolutely everywhere, and constantly more to discover, even in areas you've already been to. We did not come close to completing the story, so we'll have to come back and keep investigating. A drink at the bar was the perfect way to end our adventure. Overall a really neat place to visit, but definitely make a day of it!

I am so conflicted about this review but I want to leave one because Convergence Station was both…read moreone of the coolest things I've done in a long time, and something that could have been infinitely cooler if it was operating as intended. This was my first time at a Meow Wolf location, and as someone who is very into escape rooms, art, and unique experiences it feels like I absolutely am the target audience. On the surface, it is an extremely well designed interactive art experience that you can get lost in for hours. I absolutely loved this. When you look a bit deeper, it gets even cooler -- this interactive world has secrets and quests to uncover if you keep an eye out. However, this is where the problems started, because so many of these pieces were entirely non-functional. We had a QPass, which you can tap to terminals and other things to interact with the world and find lore and activities. This was paid, and while it was only $3, only about 60% of these tap features worked. There are also supposed to be a number of interactive quests in the space -- we uncovered the starting points and multiple steps of some, only to find parts were broken entirely and unable to be done. Finding and uncovering instructions on how to interact with a secret part of the world was thrilling, only to be incredibly disappointing when we rushed to the next stop to find it was broken and we wouldn't be able to complete it. We were in total only able to complete one quest (the pizza room) and would have done a second (the organ), but it was roped off as they were setting up for a nighttime event. Two phones in the station out of all the ones we tried worked, and they were so quiet you could barely hear anything. The convenience store, slime scanners, vending machine puzzle, panchinko machines, interactive computers, fossil room, and multiple QPass stations were all broken, only partially interactable, or frozen. We still spent hours at Meow Wolf, and it was an incredibly cool experience with weird and wonderful art. I had a fantastic time, but I almost wish I hadn't started to uncover the world and quests because then I wouldn't have known how busted so many of the features were. I would absolutely love to come back here if I knew these things would work, and I really hope they continue to invest in this space and do new and creative things. I wanted to love this, and I did, but it was also a bummer when I know how cool it really was supposed to be. I would still recommend it -- I would have given it 10 out of 5 stars but instead I'm sitting at like a 3.5 and I sincerely wish that wasn't the case.