This was my first time ever going to an escape room so I don't have anything to compare it to. What…read moreI can tell you was that I had so much fun and was totally engaged trying to solve the puzzles. I am totally going to go here again. It was a lot of fun and had a great mix of puzzles of many levels. Thank you DWIB. Fantastic event.

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We discovered Unicorn Art Workshops in Hamilton and were thrilled to find some in Niagara Falls as…read morewell. My son absolutely loves them and nothing keeps him from his classes. The quality of the projects is great and they are always learning and making something new.

I'm not going to lie, I really suck at axe throwing . But if you relax, take the appropriate…read morestride, pull back and keep a good motion you should do a lot better than me! What an awesome choice for a team event. A simple space, from the picture you can see a set up which includes two targets each, small axes and boards to keep score for the real tournament! The hosts spend a least an hour patiently instructing us on the safe and appropriate manner to swing the axe at the target. Many of us got bullseye right off the top, some, like me, flung the thing over the target. But in the end, if you are looking for a fun team building exercise for a reasonable cost, this is certainly a great option. I don't know if you can always do it, but if you have a big group, you can probably negotiate a lower rate than the $45 per person.

So much fun!! Who would think hurling an axe at a piece of wood would be a great evening out?…read more Location: On Leslie Street in Newmarket. In an industrial/ business plaza. Parking: Lots of parking. You know, 'cause it's the suburbs dood. Front: Gps helped me find it because I kept driving into the wrong driveways d'oh. It's in the corner. There's a sign. Inside. Tinier than I thought it would be. Three cages made of metal fencing. Very high ceiling! Each cage has two round targets made of big pieces of wood. How it works: Two teams two hurlers at a time. Where your axe lands , you count points It's hard hitting the target but fun. You get a lot of practice throws! Nothing like the satisfaction of hitting the bullseye!! Hit it twice in a row and you feel like wonder women!! Conclusion: I'm coming back. I've never had so much fun doing exercise. :)