When I tell you I've done everything single room here, I'm not kidding…read more What a fun way to spend an hour of your day in a wonderful city. Meet new people and make memories while you embark on an adventure! And if you find yourself in Las Vegas, they have even more rooms there!! Timeliner was my fav! Did it twice. The technology is unreal. Effects that I've never seen before. Gold miner is on the other end of the spectrum. It's a cool immersive room, but old school escape room style.

I took a date here for their birthday. It was his first escape room and I thought the setup was…read morereally well done. We did the submarine room and the clues were hard but engaging. However, they place you in the room with another group, and that group was extremely drunk. Some of the men were argumentative and pushy. Others crumpled to the floor freaking out. It made it hard to enjoy the game. The one sober-ish guy was apologetic afterwards, and the Escape Game offered us another game, which we did not have time for as we were visiting from out of town. The staff were great and very professional. But I really think they should have turned that group away, or put them in their own room as they were literally falling down drunk. I would definitely come here again if I had a big enough group to fill the room, but I wouldn't come on a date.

I did the Japanese horror escape room and it was so fun and scary! It was a very immersive…read moreexperience, starting with an introduction video about the theme of the room and a cool room atmosphere. I found it to be better than a haunted house, cuz I was so enveloped with figuring out the clues that I would forget about the scares and I never knew when the scares would come. It was a multi room escape room and I would consider it a medium to hard level. Our game master was super friendly and helpful when we needed hints. I think we did a total of two hint through out the game and we managed to beat the clock and got out in time! The parking wasn't the best, it was all street parking with meters. When you get to the location it is a bit hard to find the front door because it is on the back side of the building up some stairs. But there is some signage to help you find the door if you get lost.

Did the Japanese Thriller with some friends for my birdday and we had a lot of fun! I wished we…read morecould've done the room by ourselves instead of being paired with strangers, but at least we made it out with less than a minute left! However, the Japanese Thriller barely felt on theme with the serial killer storyline other than the introduction video we received. I prefer escape rooms where I actually feel like I'm part of the story. This was a very different escape room than I have done before. While you always have to split up for escape rooms, this time we were forced to separate between multiple rooms so you had no idea how the other group was doing (this isn't great when you're forced to solve the room with strangers because you have no idea if they know what they're doing). It was definitely more chaotic than other escape rooms I've done. The rooms were small and they use locks for a lot of the puzzles, which isn't innovative. They also forgot to put back one of the pieces we needed to get the final combination, so we almost didn't make it out because we had to keep guessing. HOWEVER, the worst part of the entire experience was how RUDE the man was that was helping us on the walkie talkie. He would give us attitude every time we asked for a clue. Why give clues if you're going to rude when people use them?

Fun rooms with some interesting mechanics and a limited number of Gen 1 locks. Our group played The…read moreNeighbor and The Lost Expedition, both of which are highly rated. While we enjoyed both, The Neighbor was our favorite. We still have one room left here, The Lost Season, and are excited to come back in the future to play it.

Jordan helped us with our journey through The Neighbors escape room. She was so fun and extremely…read morehelpful. She even took some great photos for us and celebrated when we made it through. Also she had us on our toes for sure but you will need to go experience it to know exactly what I mean. Go check it out. You won't regret it.

We've done two rooms here and had a great time at both! The puzzles are a lot of fun and the hints…read morehelp out when you're stuck without solving the whole thing for you. We've completed the Antidote and Lost City rooms and we're hoping to go back for another round later this summer.

My friends and I did the Scooby-Doo escape room, which I thought would be too silly or childish,…read morebut it was actually a lot of fun! The available timing worked best for our schedules, and it was easy to book online. Allot plenty of time for parking since this is in the "back" of Belmont Park - or we just parked as far as possible. The introduction to the room was great. We loved the puzzles (honestly we crushed it!) and it made for perfect photos at the end. I'd come back to this Escapology again. I recognized the brand from where I live in Denver and expected a high quality experience. There looks to be a weekday discount, so take advantage!

Much needed update on this review…read more Have now payed Hotel Nocturnus and Last Chance and will definitely be back for the rest. Have done 300+ Escape Rooms at this point and Hotel Nocturnus is one of the craziest rooms I've ever seen. Very challenging, but very fun. Shane, the owner, is super welcoming and knowledgeable about Escape Rooms and it shows in his work. Do yourself a favor and do not sleep on this place if your looking for an escape room in SD!

Wow, I've only done a couple other escape rooms previously, but I think Nightwalker Caverns is now…read moreon my top list. My group of friends and I planned a trip to San Diego and a escape room was on our list of things to do. Luckily, this location was able to accommodate our group of 14! We had one group do the clownatorium room and the other did the hotel. We did our escape room back in September at night around 8PM. Upon entering, it was a little confusing trying to figure out where the entrance was. We first went upstairs to the door which turned out to be an exit, and then to the main entrance on the bottom floor. We knocked on the door with no answer and we were confused, so my friend called them and turns out a group was still finishing. No biggie! I don't want to spoil the rooms, but we were amazed by the effects and the challenges you had to do. Everything was super fun. The owner of Nightwalker and the other two game masters, Griffin and our clown (I forgot his name unfortunately!) were amazing. You have unlimited clues in the form of riddles. They were even so kind to let us tour each others' escape room once everyone was finished! They showed us the cool nooks and crannies of the other room. They let us take our time, we finally left the building at around 11:30PM. A friendly reminder that the rooms are on the mature side, and the minimum age to book is 14 years old. Our clown made some hilarious NSFW jokes while we were scrambling around to find out clues for our room. I highly recommend this escape room to anyone that is visiting San Diego!

I absolutely love Lara's Labyrinth! The game masters are fantastic. They strike the perfect balance…read morebetween keeping the game exciting and offering helpful clues when you need them. You can tell they genuinely want you to have a great time. The rooms themselves are incredibly creative and immersive, with puzzles that go far beyond the usual "open another lock" style. They're detailed, clever, and full of surprises. I've done 3 of the 5 rooms so far, and every single group I've gone with has had an absolute blast. Something that really matters to me is having a private room. It makes the entire experience so much more enjoyable and comfortable, whether you're going with family, friends, or coworkers. Some escape rooms try to maximize capacity by filling rooms with as many people as possible, and that often means I don't get a fair chance to participate in the puzzles (which can be frustrating). At Lara's Labyrinth, every room is completely private, so you're never paired with strangers, and your group can fully enjoy the experience together. Whether you're brand new to escape rooms or a seasoned pro, Lara's Labyrinth delivers a fun, memorable experience every time. Highly recommend!

Lara's does a great job with the decor of their lobby and rooms. Overall, Sheepshank Redemption was…read morea good game. We were a little confused with a couple of the puzzles, but appreciated the helpful clues from Nassir. Having seen the movie (Shawshank) was a bonus. Take you're reading glasses, you'll need them. The lighting in there played tricks on my eyes at times. It was just my husband and I in the room, but we made it out in time! :D Make sure to arrive ahead of time. Although there seemed to be a lot of street parking, we had to circle through a few times to find a spot (10:30ish on a Saturday). Then, when we were leaving, we got stuck in the elevator. Luckily, we made it to the 1st floor (they're on the 3rd) with the doors slightly opened. I pressed the alarm button to get someone's attention. A guy coming in the building pulled the door open for us to get out. :{ So, if you're physically able.......take the stairs.

Loved the experience! We booked the Glow Room and had a great time. The service was excellent, the…read moreclothes they provided were clean, and the room was spacious with plenty of room to get creative. We'll definitely be coming back again soon!

The process was so smooth, booked everything online and the check in was so fast! Definitely was…read moreanxious at first but everything was explained perfectly, you can record on your phone, and hook up your bluetooth! They do give you a water bottle and turn the fan on for you at the end - because honestly 20 min go by so quickly! *You can book the VIP room for the same price as the one room that can be seen in the window! Would definitely come back again!

Feet First provided our team building exercise at our company offsite. They did all of the planning…read moreand work! Our employees loved the Survivor Games for Charity event that they organized for us. We had a blast and would definitely use them again in the future.

We've had Feet First lead our team building activity for the past couple of years and they've been…read morefantastic! Everyone has enjoyed participating in them and Feet First really does does a great job in creating a fun and exciting teambuilding event that builds camaraderie and engagement. We've done both the Michael-CAN-gelo and Mini Golf Give-Back which also has the added bonus of giving to a charity. We highly recommend them for any team-building activity.

The set for The Family Cabin felt a bit older, but it still had several interesting gimmicks that…read moremade the room a lot of fun. There was a mix of Gen 1 locks and some newer-format puzzles, which created a nice balance. Overall, it is a room that definitely evokes a sense of nostalgia.

Good escape room experience for groups. We've done 3 of their rooms here and they've all been good…read more Don't expect anything too modern or fancy though and some of the rooms are aging and need props replaced. Most recently we did The Diner and I was really impressed by the flow of the puzzles - it all just worked well without any nonsensical showstoppers.