Who knew that this was here in TO?! What a fun time we had discovering all the answers to the clues…read morein The Study. We escaped! Now, we want to come back to try the other room. The staff was informative about the rules and on time when you wanted a hint for an answer. I would definitely recommend everyone to check this location out.

This was the best escape room we've done locally so far! All electronics worked & were clever…read more Puzzles were complicated and involved, but as long as we kept talking out loud, something always sparked an idea. Loved the theme and we did use two hints successfully. Really a great time in The Light Room!

Escape Room guide was knowledgeable, and helpful with questions. The room had navigatable…read morepuzzles...good for 4 people. We might have found all the extra credit bonuses with an extra person or two. We have some a number of escape rooms and this ranks in my top 5. I like that it wasn't creepy or scary. Only complaint was that some of the switches or latches were obscure. They had a fair amount of distractions as well, but clues were very helpful! Fun to get a button to take home at the end too!!

We did Wrecked and the kids had so much fun! They wanted to do Popstar or Darcade but those were…read morefully booked for the time. It's not at all scary thematically but the sudden movements will spook some kids (ours). I wish the prices were a teeny more affordable, at $34/person, so we could go more often. But, I understand that it's what it takes to keep business afloat. Finished with 3 minutes left after I swallowed my pride and we asked for a ton of clues. But mainly it was our confusion on where to head since the clues were more like ooo observation scattered all over the place than a narrative. Once you knew where the clues were it made a lot of sense of what was pointing you there but the 10-11 y/o object permanence was a struggle. Definitely will come back without the kids hehe.

This is the second time I have brought a large group traveling to California to 101 Escape Rooms…read moreand worked with David and it has been an outstanding experience both time. I first traveled to California in 2024 with a group of 30 college student-athletes for a tournament and wanted to find a place to do some team building and found 101 Escape Rooms. I reached out and owner David was more than happy to host us, come in early to accommodate our game schedule, and provide an outstanding experience. The team returned to this tournament this year (2026) and the players who were on the 2024 trip specifically asked to go to 101 Escape Rooms again. I called David and re-introduced myself and asked if we could again bring a group of 30 to do some escape rooms. He quickly said yes, provided a group discount rate, and made the experience that weekend outstanding once again. Not only are the actual rooms custom created, unique, and unlike any other escape rooms I have seen, but the staff is great, the challenge and team building potential worked exactly as planned, and I would so highly recommend this place to anyone, whether you are just hanging with friends or traveling with a larger group. 10/10 experience!

I'm addicted!! Everyone is always so nice and it's all just fun. The rooms are challenging and I…read moreget a thrill every time we escape

You can tell that this place is a passion project. From the moment we walked in the door, we were…read moregreeted by Erica, one of the owners, who shared with us the vision behind this place. The couple duo (Darryl and Erica) build all their props and puzzles in-house. They offer four rooms by the time I am writing this review and each room feels thoughtfully designed and distinct. Our team did three of their four rooms (the fourth room is for the kiddies) and we were blown away. As someone who travels for escape rooms, these rooms are puzzle-forward but it also is not your typical "find the code and open the lock" escape room. I wanted to shout out Skylar, who was our GM for two of the rooms we did. He was incredibly welcoming and accommodating, especially when we wanted to spend more time debriefing the experience and the puzzles we didn't get to see since we divided and conquered. He took the time to answer our questions and asked us about our escape room journey as well! That kind of care and attention really elevates the whole experience. I recommend bringing a group of 3-4. The Key of Destiny could be done by 2 experienced people but the other rooms should have 3 or more people based on the sheer volume of puzzles.

This place is AWESOME!!! 2 adults & 2 teenagers NO iPhones. We chose The Ghost of Blackstone Manor…read more What a great family activity we had a blast! HIGHLY RECOMMEND. Thank you Erica

The Study was ABSOLUTELY So FUN! The team there was thorough with smooth directions and the escape…read moreroom itself was super immersive and clever!! I will definitely go again soon! :)

I took my son here (and his basketball team) for his 16th Birthday. The kids had so much fun, and…read morewere genuinely scared.

So fun, great game master Sam! I would definitely come back. First time and we all had fun.read more

Two Trees was such a great experience for us that we came back to take on the rooms we hadn't done…read moreyet. A 3 room day as we took the on "Curse of the Kraken," "The Nightmare Realm" and "The Sherlock Society." We were greeted by our game master Clarissa who is fantastic by the way. She went over the rules and gave us the story and we were on our way to adventure. We were able to take down all 3 rooms in under the time limit and they were great. Clarissa was so helpful to the group noticing when we were really stuck and offering just a slight nudge but not giving us a direct clue unless we asked. We needed a helping hand in The Nightmare Realm but we did very well on our own in the other 2 rooms. Curse of the Kraken is a small room but there is so much going on in that small space, we really enjoyed the assortment of puzzles and challenges in that room. The Nightmare Realm was our least favorite of the day but we still enjoyed it, the room has taken over where another room we previously did used to be and it has some similarities in design but all new puzzles and challenges. Sherlock Society was our favorite room of the day, we didn't need any hints in this room but still cut it close escaping at the 52 minute mark. The room is so unique and has some incredibly unique puzzles to solve, we really enjoyed every aspect of it. It was another great experience and I highly recommend all escape room lovers try out Two Trees.

I absolutely loved our experience at this escape room!!!! At first I was apprehensive since I'm…read morepretty claustrophobic, but Tuesday, the owner, eased my worries. She was so gung-ho and uplifting about the whole experience. I found this location by randomly calling places I found on Apple Maps. She answered and said you can walk in I have something available. That was welcoming, first of all. Once we got there, we completed the waivers, forms, signed up online and did the payment, and then she took us to our room. It was called Inksidious. We escaped with 0:21 seconds left! Super fun, interactive, and clues for everyone in our group to solve. Teamwork at its best. Highly recommend! Parking: you can park inside the gated complex or we parked on the side street.

I did both of the rooms at the LA location this past weekend with another person and they were…read morefantastic. With only a party of 2 we definitely needed a few hints along the way, but that taken into account I think these rooms would be super engaging for a larger group. If you're thinking about trying these rooms you 100% should. Immersive themes, fun and creative clues & puzzles. I'm looking forward to checking out their other location!

We had a blast! It was so well thought out and the staff was friendly…read more A lot of fun.

We did a three generation escape, with the youngest being eight. This room was perfect as it wasn't…read moretoo scary but was taxing enough that we had to ask for clues once in a while. But even the eight year old was a full participant and thoroughly enjoyed it. Thanks for a great time!

It was easy to sign up and sign release forms online. Then, staff was very attentive and helpful ,…read moregetting us set up for our escape room efficiently. We did 2 escape rooms within a week because we really enjoyed the first one so much. After Prison Break, we did "Once Upon A Time"... It's rated simpler, but it was more subjective..a little less linear, so although we still escaped, it took us 12 minutes longer work 2 extra hints. Everything was clean even bathrooms. Nice lockers to use for valuables during escape experience too. Also, check out their non profit offers! This is one of the best escape rooms our family has ever done! I've talked about it daily since we were there. Thanks everybody!!!

High production value, extremely immersive, intuitive puzzles. Just a wonderful experience! My…read morepartners and I have done 40+ escape rooms and we loved the Once Upon a Time room. It's only medium difficulty, and seems accurately rated ... but we chose the room for its great reviews and fun theme and wow, it didn't disappoint. Also, huge shout out to our game master Devin, who was extremely charming and enthusiastic, and enhanced the whole experience. I was disappointed we didn't need to contact him for hints during the game, because all of our interactions left a huge smile on my face!

Cool experience for my kids…read more Parking plentiful nearby. Nice people. ---------------

If you have motion sickness, you can do this! BUT YOU must know how to recalibrate your equilibrium…read morefirst! Or at least know your triggers. I have motion sickness and Ican not ride 3D/4D rides without feeling queezy. I can not watch the classic Star Wars movie because it was too shaky for me. Hell, (spoilers) i didnt even know they blew up the death star because i couldnt watch the ending of the first movie! I can't do Star Tours, soaring over the world/california, spinning rides, playing first person shooter (fps) games...get the picture? I had to try this for myself to say if I truly can or can not do VR. There are "moving" elements in this VR game that can cause motion sickness. Standing still as your surroundings move is a major part of this very immersing game! You will also be going "up/down" ramps on a flat service, so that will throw off your equilibrium. Defying virtual physics is what Dennis explained. I had my ways to gain back my center and refocus as I was playing this game. If you wear glasses, please bring them, it will help! I thought I had mine, but I forgot it. The staff will help you get calibrated with the equipment and send you on your way. At one point, my vr set started to get blurry so I had a hard time seeing the enemies, but they were big enough to see when they're "five feet" in front of you, lol. It also got blurry because sweat was starting to form around my eyes. This is going to be a very lengthy review. First off, parking is a little confusing if you're not from the area. I had to circle three times to park on the same side as this venue. There is a parking structure on the opposite side of the street. All structures give you 90 minutes free without the need of validation. Then, it can go up to $25 for the maximum structure price. The venue is like the TARDIS. It's bigger on the inside, haha. The door remains locked, but they have a ring doorbell that contains a phone number to call for someone to come open the door for you. Talk about a personal greeting! When you first walk in, you have a set of stairs. They also have a handicap lift, so they are ADA compliant! Kudos! They have a row of stationery equipment that allows you to run/walk in place and turn. They also have a two-seater ride. They have 5 seatbelts that will strap you in for safety. One for each shoulder, one for your lap, and one each for your feet. They also have an overhead bar that you pull down as if youre actually on a Rollercoaster. If you ride the Rollercoaster one, you will get sick. You will experience the motion, but you won't get the effect (wind/air) of a moving vehicle. They have a wall of lights set as an aquarium as a little seated waiting area. They suggest optimum fun and experience, 6 to 8 people in your party. That is also how many guests can play in each area. They have two areas that are meant for 8 players, their pvp area and their main floor. Get this! They have an escape room, max is 6 players! I definitely want to come back and try this one! Another area is family friendly and is great for up to 6 people as well. Dennis explained to us that the reason this place has the word "World" in this establishment is because these rooms came from all over the place! I think he said the family friendly room was from china/taiwan/japan...etc.. so that's pretty cool! They have a little area where you can host a party, but it's not secluded, it's open to the public. This venue is open to the public and walk-ins are good, but you may have to wait. Dennis mentioned some guest had to wait 2-3 hours until their turn. The guest did leave a deposit to ensure their spot in line. So they suggest to book online to set up a reservation. Each gaming area is about a 30 minute session. You will sweat because you will be moving a lot. It is a workout! Only one sad note, I wish there was more air flow in the building. Because I have motion sickness, I needed fresh air to cool me down. This was a fun experience and I do intend on coming back!