We had a great host, Garrett. He was funny and informative…read more We got checked in quickly and debriefed. He made it fun. We did the Haunted House escape room. The theming was really neat! I don't want to say anymore to ruin the experience, but we had a lot of fun! We want to go back and do more rooms! We are hooked now.

I think this is one of my most visited escape game locations. I've played many games here, and they…read morehave a variety of levels from beginner to really hard so it's a great place for families or newbies. My most recent experience maybe wasn't 5 star but it was a one off. My partner wrote a really strong review with all the concerns and the owners actually responded and rectified the issues so I won't waste your time re-hashing fixed things. One of my fav things about this location is that the hints don't hurt your time/ability to get out. It makes it more fun. I also really like the lobby. The atmosphere makes you feel like you're in something Sherlock Holmes adjacent and that feels fun. Plus this location is on I-drive but not THAT part of I-drive. (Iykyk)

2nd time with this company (been doing ERs since 2020) and I again am impressed. Intelligently…read morechallenging, not linear, and made us think! Creative decor and a great staff! We will be back to do more!!

My first time doing an escape room, and it was a good time. Definitely a good way to spend an hour…read moreor so.

We stopped by Will To Escape and played Cinema 7! It was a great time. The room had a fun, creepy…read moreambiance that kept us engaged from beginning to end without relying on jump scares. Our game master did an excellent job of setting us up before the game started. He clearly explained what to expect, pointed out anything that could potentially slow us down, and made sure we could focus on enjoying the experience instead of getting stuck on avoidable mistakes. The location is right in the heart of International Drive, so it's easy why they get so much foot traffic from tourists like me! It is also a fun option for locals looking for something different to do. Whether you're visiting Orlando or live nearby, Will to Escape is worth adding to your list if you're looking for a fun escape room experience. We definitely want to come back to try their Disappearance room, but it was completely booked out when we went. It's a popular spot and I wish them all the success.

Will to Escape is an escape room experience geared towards the tourist trade on International…read moreDrive, but a fun thing to do for us locals, as well. The people here were friendly and it was a fun overall experience. If you are a tourist, check it out and if you are a local like myself, go immerse yourself in the tourist stuff like here. There is a reason we are such a popular tourist destination.

Ive done 3 of the rooms here and they're always so much fun! The rooms are clean and staff is…read morefriendly and I like that they have an assortment of storyline's to choose from!

My husband and I planned for a full-day escape room visit with Doldrick's on September 6, 2025 and…read morewe powered through their five rooms: Crazy Train, Captain Spoopy Bones, Ghouling Graveyard, Super Bomb Squad, and Red Sled Redemption. Our game master, Jamie, made sure that we were taken care of for the first four rooms. Crazy Train and Captain Spoopy Bones were the stand out experiences for us but honestly, ALL of their rooms are solid puzzle experiences that will tickle the brain and provide that interactive and comedic "Spoopy" element. She also heard that we were from out of town and she took the time to get to know us and our plans for the rest of the week that we were there. A big part of escape rooms are also the photos and she got us photos within the escape rooms and in their lobby! This was so appreciated. At this point, we have done over 200+ rooms and there is always a special place in my heart for mom and pop escape rooms like Doldrick's. We got to meet Rick (the Rick from Dold-Rick) and we got to hear about his passion for the storyline, the scenes, and professionalism. If we are ever back in Orlando/Kissimmee and a new room has opened up, we will definitely pay you all a visit. Highly recommend this escape room location to younger kids and seasoned enthusiasts alike.

Went in with our family of 8 to do Neverland. Had a blast and beat the time of the month. The two…read moreguys working were friendly and helpful for the whole visit. The place is clean from lobby, restrooms and the Escape Room. Thanks for the memories

This Escape was so much fun. There were 7 of us and we did the Investigative room which consist of…read more3 rooms. Everyone was friendly, place was clean and the escape room were fun. I will be returning to try the other rooms.

I'll be honest. I'm not into Star Wars. But I love escape rooms and recently was introduced to this…read moreworld of fun. I love that this is located at Disney springs and has free admission and free parking. Once you arrive to the physical location then you pay to enter the escape room for the price of the event. So fun. I think I would've understood more if I knew the characters and storylines. But that's okay. Note** this is a digital experience, therefore I wouldn't recommend to individuals that are light sensitive or prone to seizures.

This was my first virtual reality experience. A friend told me about his trip here and since I am a…read moreStar Wars fan I have wanted to visit it ever since. Before I could get here my daughter got to experience the Void Ghostbuster experience in Times Square which she absolutely loved. I finally found some time to go to Disney Springs and off we went. It was incredibly easy to book the tickets on my phone on the day I decided to go. I bought my tickets right before heading over and there were still plenty left. When you look online you can see how many tickets are left for each time slot. Two adult tickets came to a hefty $78. We actually ended up arriving early and they took us in right away. First you fill out a waver on a computer and then they print you out a wristband with your rebel name. You can't take pictures inside but the cast members offered to take a picture of us before we went in. From there it was on to the preview show where you scan your wrist band and select your storm trooper color so you can recognize each other in the experience. Since there were only the two of us they let us know that they could pair us up with other people but it never happened. We were taken into the suit up area where we put on a back pack with a gaming computer and the Oculus Rift VR display helmet. There are a lot of belts, straps, and knobs to turn but they do a good job of talking you through each step. You should turn the helmet as tight as you can in order to be able to see the best. I was afraid the gear was going to be heavy but that was not the case. As we put on the equipment I could hear screams from all of the rooms around me. Finally we were taken to the door of of the experience. We had one last check to make sure we could hear, see, and touch. As soon as I flipped my helmet visor down I was in the Star Wars universe 100 percent. I looked at my daughter and she was a storm trooper. I raised my hand to my face and it was the hand of a storm trooper. We were then ushered into the first door and it was on. Our mission was to retrieve some item for the rebels from the Empire. It seemed to follow the Rogue One story line with K-2SO guiding you along. There was a kind of escape room component to the game where we had to figure out how to get out of the rooms in different ways. Finally we got to a room with blasters which we were able to pick up. When we were stuck in one room I just blasted the door open in Han Solo fashion. During the game you have to shoot storm troopers and navigate lava and you can actually feel the heat. When I got shot I could feel a buzzing in my vest. At one point I was holding off storm troopers while my daughter tried to figure out a light sequence in order to open the door so we could escape. The final confrontation with Darth Vader was terrifying. I wish I had spent more time looking up and down instead of just straight ahead. The helmet was a bit cumbersome and sometimes I couldn't see unless I pushed the visor to my face which is difficult to do when you are shooting. It's a minor criticism and this was still the coolest thing I have ever done at Disney. The entire play experience lasted 15 minutes but it was intense and worth the price of admission. After you finish they take pictures of you in the VR gear and you can purchase them for $15 each including the print and a digital download. It turns out that I don't look all that good trussed up like a Thanksgiving turkey so I passed. The void helmet doesn't do any favors to your hair and makeup. I was a sweaty damp mess when I got everything off. I sure hope they clean them. This was the most fun thing I have ever done at Disney and that is saying a lot. I hope this is the future of theme parks. This would definitely fall under Disney's been there haven't done that mantra. If you are in the area don't miss it!

One of the best escape rooms we have been to. The two gentlemen that were running it were amazing…read more They took the time to explain everything to us after we had escaped. It was clear that they really loved what they did. The room itself was so well thought out. Will definitely visit again next time we're in Clermont!

This was an absolutely AMAZING escape room! I've been to many escape rooms and this is definitely…read morethe most unique. The story was great and there were so many cool and fun surprises along the way. So excited to see any new rooms! The 40 minute drive for us was totally worth it!

We went here on a Wednesday at 11:00 a.m.. they have a deal right now for annual pass holders where…read moreyou get 30% off of the escape rooms. We were lucky enough that no one else booked the room with us so it was a private experience. The room itself was really immersive and looked like different scenes. However, some of the puzzles didn't really make sense and didn't link up properly. So we didn't really know what we were supposed to do. Also, I was really surprised to see that they had regular locks in the escape room. I've been to other local rooms that have more high-tech to the rooms. They also have a deal where if you do one room and decided to a second room on the same day you get 50% off. So we decided to do the Jurassic Park room as well and we actually preferred the Back of the Future room. The Jurassic Park room was also very immersive but some of the challenges were repeated. It seems like you only get a certain amount of time in each room and then they move you to the next one. So even though we did end the Jurassic Park room 12 minutes early, we didn't get all of the puzzles because we were pushed to the next room. I personally didn't really like the way they set things up but if you haven't done escape rooms before and you really like the movies it would be fun to do these rooms. However, we've done most of the escape rooms in Orlando, so we're a bit more experienced so it wasn't really up to par for us.

Do not go into it thinking it's a normal escape room. It's a mind game of how many puzzles can you…read moreget done. We did the Jurassic park theme and scored 16/20 which is amazing for the first time going through the room. Go into it trying to get the most puzzles done you only have a limited amount of time in each room. I can see how some people did not like it thinking it was just an escape room. Go in with a different mindset and it's sooooo much fun.