Ash was an amazing guide for us! She explained everything well and was amazing during the actual escape room experience. The game was so much fun and I highly recommend it. read more

We had a fun time at this escape room. Blaze was a great host for our 80's party. Luckily we left before his mom got home. There were some fun ideas and great clues for everyone, but especially 80's enthusiasts. read more

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This escape room was SO FUN! Great double date idea and the narrator definitely got into character. He was a blast and made the experience so much more fun. read more

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We did the zombie escape room it was 6 of us and I like the idea of having a live performer in the room with us all but it was not very well executed. For example the zombie guy wasn't very realistic looking and the main guy that tells you the rules is in the room with us during the whole thing which makes it awkward. I've been to a lot of escape rooms and this one could have been a lot better with the puzzles and locks are everywhere and they just didn't make much sense to me it was all just scattered also the puzzles and riddles didn't go with the theme at all. 'The zombie' and the other other guy who was in there did help us escape! I wish it was better put together that's all. read more

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Wow what an AMAZING and wonderful time we had. Tory showed us how to throw the axe!!! He was so cool, I hope to be back again as I am ready for the challenge. read more

First timer for 6 of us in the '80s room. Not going to offer a lot of detail here because I do think you need to come in with an open mind to listening and not knowing what to expect. The folks here are very helpful - giving you a chance to work out the issues (and it is not easy). Do it with friends and enjoy yourself ! read more

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So we returned to ESCAPE THE 80s. Boo! It was so cheesy. The sound system was messed up and the music selection was vague. Could've been better SELECTION! It was so boring. We did Escape with around 25 min left. Such a big rip off then ask for tips? WTF did you do to deserve tips? Buy me a drink? Heck no. We just paid $38 dollars and there was 6 of us. Pffftt. Give me a REFUND for the lame room that needed help. We will not return back to this location. ESCAPE the 80s Room SUCKED! Glad we did the Zombie room 1st about a month ago if we would've done this 1st we would HAVE NOT came back. read more

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Our group of friends participated in the zombie escape room and successfully escaped. This was a challenging but fun room. The staff members were super awesome (Hunter and Eric). The zombie in the room is tied up on a chain and every 5 min the chain gets longer. It was perfect for Halloween coming up and our group all had so much fun! read more

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Wow, who would have thought that people would actually volunteer to get trapped in a room with a zombie! Well I guess if you have puzzles, riddles, and clues to do inside with your friends, I can see the allure. You've got friends right? Select your best 11. (You get up to 12) And choose wisely! Go online and reserve a Private Party time slot and pay $28/each. Show up to a random lot of warehouses and find the bloody "107". Find your host. Talk to your host. He'll give you the rules and breakdown. Select a neat name and team name. Go into another room to wait for your time to go into THE room. Host will bring you to the door. Time starts as soon as you get inside. START LOOKING FOR CLUES!! AND TRY TO FIND THAT KEY!! It's pretty easy and one of the most unconventional ideas of fun you can have with friends at any age. The most compelling aspect is that you discover the type of person you are and the type of role you play in your group. Are you the smart one? Can you solve riddles? Are you not afraid to get near a zombie? Are you fast enough to escape a zombie? All these questions and more are answered. And you really discover how you communicate with others. That's the most important part that you will learn is needed to escape. Unfortuantely, my friends and I failed. But it was still a great experience. I'd definitely return for more. Even though you can have 12 people, I went with 6 other people and I found it very difficult to maneuver in that room. It's also a little hard to escape a zombie in a room with lots of people. I personally think that seven people is just enough and no more than that. Shout out to Bigby our Host who was patient and tried to help us through the room. Also to our Dr. Oxy(Sp?) who played our zombie - incredible commitment and acting as a zombie. He did a great job! read more

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This is fun! And very scary. It's different from the other popular room escape adventures because of the zombie; its presence defined the entire story and dramatically heightened the creepiness of the experience. The creepiness starts at the beginning. When you just arrive at the Room Escape Adventures place, it basically looks like an abandoned warehouse with blood on the door. You go in, and the waiting room is also extremely creepy (blood, photographs, and incoherent scribbles everywhere). When they finally usher you toward the room where you will be trapped, you can hear the zombie trying to break out of his cabinet thing. THUMP THUMP THUMP THUMP. It was scary. And then they actually put you in the room and actually LOCK THE DOOR. Click. And the thumping gets louder. THUMP THUMP THUMP. At that point, I actually wanted to escape for real, but my friends would not let me. Our group consisted entirely of adults, all attorneys and engineers, so for some inexplicable reason, we thought we might beat the odds and actually escape. (The success rate, we were told, is around 30%). NOPE. One of us died and the rest of us languished in the room until it was too late (i.e., time was called). It was awesome and a great team-building exercise. But also immensely scary and stressful at the same time. One thing I really appreciated was that some of the clues were so close to the zombie that you actually had to work together to lure him in another direction while some brave soul ran in and deciphered the clues. It was a nice touch. The only caveat I have is that this room could be a little dangerous. Near the end of our time, we were all running around a table, being chased by a mad zombie dripping with blood. One of my friends hurt his knee (from slamming it into the desk) and I could easily see someone tripping or getting pushed. I cannot imagine what this would look like if there were kids in the room. Room Escape Adventures might want to consider setting an age limit for these. I would suggest wearing comfortable shoes, because you will end up trying to run away from the zombie while screaming incoherent hints to your friends in a desperate attempt to decipher puzzles codes. I did this in high-heels and felt like I failed to meet my true zombie-thwarting potential. Also, if you are a girl with long hair and you try to take a photo with the zombie afterwards, he WILL get fake blood in your hair and it will be hard to wash out. Afterwards we went out for drinks because we were all so stressed out from the experience. But I'm glad we did it. read more

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We got this room as a Groupon because it was the best deal for 4 people, and it ended up being so much fun! It was a little sketch seeming at first, but it was amazing. Great time, great puzzles. Noah was great! read more

I love zombies. So when my friend got a group together to do an escape room WITH A ZOMBIE in it, I was literally the first to get a ticket. I'm not going to spoil anything about the room. Just know that yes, the zombie is in there with you, and yes, it definitely will go after you, but no, it will not hurt you. It's also brightly lit, so no one is going to sneak up on you and scare you. I was part of a group of 10 people who all knew each other, so it was fun. I could see how doing this with strangers would be less enjoyable/effective, because the room is pretty small and once that zombie gains nearly free reign of the place, you WILL end up grabbing someone or jostling someone whether you want to or not. You need to be clear headed and sharp to do this. This is NOT an activity you want to have a few drinks before, trust me. Save the drinking to celebrate your escape after you're done. Great experience. Misty and Katie were fantastic. I'd go back again when they change the scenario. read more

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Awesome group activity! Here's the premise... You're locked in a room with a group of people (up to 12, I think), and you have 1 hour to find clues and solve puzzles/riddles to escape the room or die at the hands of a bloodthirsty zombie. The zombie is chained to the wall, and if it touches you, you're dead. Every 5 minutes the chain is let out another foot, so by the end of the hour it can reach all corners of the room. You really have to work together as a team to have a fighting chance. We had a great time, but could have used more people. There were only 7 in our group because another party that had signed up were no-shows. Our last surviving teammate was finishing the last clue when the timer went off. If you're looking for something fun and different to try with a group of family or friends, I'd definitely recommend this! read more

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a lot of fun, very easy to get into, and Fady was amazing. highly recommend! I don't recommend bringing alcohol, as your axe skills decrease in proportion to drinks, but it's BYOB if you're into that! read more

Luckily more than half of the group were my friends. We had 4 people that were strangers but we collaborated well with them. Except with the random hooded guy in the corner the entire time. Overall we had a fantastic time. Having done A puzzle room before, I knew a little of what to expect. The zombie chased us around the room several times and it was exhausting. I would come back if they continue to change the puzzles and riddles every so often. Talk note this is not scary and it's a fun family night outting too. read more

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Blaze was an amazing host in the 80s Party! We had so much fun 100% recommend! Hope you can escape before his mother gets home!

When planning your visit, I highly recommend merging your group with another one as the more people you have, the better! While in normal escape rooms, working with strangers can be a little awkward, let me say that during that hour, I have never felt closer to complete strangers. I kept getting so focused on the puzzles that I would forget the zombie and they would pop up and scare me. I clung to the nearest stranger for dear life and we both screamed bloody murder. The zombie actor does an amazing job of staying in character and being a weird, nano virus, scientific accident type zombie. They move fast! We had the max number of people in our group and yet most of us "died". Only two people escaped. The puzzle wasn't super hard but having a zombie makes things much more difficult. Wear comfortable shoes because you will be running in that tiny room! My heart was pounding like crazy the entire time but in a good way! Everyone in the group had an amazing time and I can't wait to come back and do it again! read more

We had a good time for my husband birthday celebration in the Escape Zombie room. We will definitely be back but maybe not to do the zombie room again. We were too districted by the zombie to solve the clues. The Zombie would release a link every 5min and we focus so hard on him getting loose we lose concentration, I guess that was the objective.The actors stayed in character and was really good. We are planning on going back for the 80's theme and axe throwing. Only advice I would give management is to fix the issue with the reservation system online it took forever to get the reservation confirmed. But overall a good experience. read more

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We escaped and it was not easy. This place rocks and requires some very critical thinking. Great team building exercise. read more

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Escape an 80s Dance Party: If you know the 80s, you will have fun here. If not, you may still have fun, but some things were so from the 80s that a couple of the folks in the room with us didn't know what they were. Either way, it is a fun room and we enjoyed ourselves. We could even hears the screams of others in other rooms with the zombies (although there is definitely not a zombie in this room). Theme:This was such a fun theme - so many 80s memories in here, and the puzzles really play off of that. Quality:This was a little strange - overall, it worked well, but it seemed like without the actor, that there were things that may not have worked. Difficulty:How neat - there are puzzles in here I will never forget, although none were too difficult. Fun:Being an 80s baby, so many of these things were familiar to me and I loved the energy of the room. Having a person in the room with us was also quite fun. read more

Came to Texas to celebrate my cousins wedding & we stayed an extra week so we looked for something to do. We bought a groupon for 12 people for the escape room. The guys that were in the room with us were Brandon and Phillip I believe & they made the experience so much fun! We escaped with 20 minutes left ! The puzzles were so fun and tricky but we did it ! read more

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This is very well done and so much fun. The clues were challenging, but not impossible. Unfortunately, we didn't finish- but that's more to do with the chaos in our group and inability to work together. This would be a fantastic team-building exercise for a work team. The employees (1 checked us in and oversaw the room and was played the zombie) both did a great job. The zombie does a good job of pacing things, so that he's not picking people off too quickly, but you never feel safe, either. The room was well thought-through. Unlike others, I didn't feel it was too small - if it were much bigger, then it would have been too easy to stay away from the zombie. The smallness gave it a more "trapped" feeling. I also really liked that even if you "died," you can help your team. You can't search for clues or unlock anything or move anything, but you can help solve riddles and crack codes. Our "dead" people were just as helpful as the ones in the game. After saying how much I loved this, I'm going to devote the rest of this review to a PSA to any parents out there, who are thinking "hey - this sounds like fun. I wonder if I should bring my young kids along." No. No. No no no no no no no no no. NO. Part of our group consisted of a family: 4 adults and 3 young kids (I'm guestimating 4, 5, and 7). Parents - this is really not ok. Your fellow guests are paying good money to be here - please don't do this to them. I like kids and all, but these were too young and they got in the way and detracted from our ability to solve the puzzle. Their shrieking contributed to a heightened sense of chaos and caused the people in their group to look after them, instead of helping the team. I really believe that if the kids hadn't been there, we would have solved the puzzles and escaped. But more importantly, it was dangerous. I came very close to tripping over a small child multiple times. I could have easily hurt myself or one of them, as they always seemed to be underfoot when I was running from a zombie. This is a small space where large adults are running around and bumping into each other - it's not the place for a small child that barely clears their knees to be mixed in...much less 3 small children. I really do think that it's irresponsible for the company to allow children that young to participate. They weren't old enough to help with the puzzles and are just a danger to themselves and others. Children under the age of 10 shouldn't be allowed to play this game, unless A. it's a private party or B. it's a special "family" version that's geared for young kids and advertised as such. Parents, if you're tempted: Just Say No. If the kids aren't old enough to crack codes and solve riddles, then there's no point for them to be there. At $30/ticket (including fees), you can easily find a babysitter for an hour. read more

My group of friends and I had a really good time here! Our team had a hard time at first trying to figure everything out, but knowing that there is a zombie waiting to attack us helped us work better under pressure. Rachel was a really great and helpful host and Star was a hilarious and fun zombie. We have done another escape room, but we really liked the fact that they did an evaluation at the end where they gave us the roles we played in the team. The results were accurate! We will definitely be back for Zombie Part 2! read more

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What is this? It's a group experience where you are trapped in a room and to get out, you must solve a series of puzzles and riddles to get out. You have one hour. This particular company has a zombie motif. There's a zombie in the room. Every 5 minutes, a buzzer goes off and the chain that holds Dr. Oxy extends one foot, allowing him more distance to roam around. If Dr. Oxy touches you, you are no longer able to help physically though you can still talk and coach your compatriots. We arrived on time, actually early and we had to wait outside for the door to open. The sign on the door said, "The door will open 15-20 minutes before your scheduled time." It didn't open until under 10 minutes and we stood out in the 100 degree heat until it did. I don't recall how late we started, but our scheduled time was 2:30 and we didn't get out of there until about 4:15. We had scheduled a group of 9 friends as a private party and when we arrived, there were two other people that we didn't know. They said they had booked online and they system had allowed them to book "Billy's Private Party." At that point, they called the customer service number listed and no one picked up. So they just showed up thinking they might be able to join our group or reschedule. They were able to reschedule but the scheduling software wasn't smart enough to keep them from booking a private party. The props are just run of the mill items, things that you might find at a toy store. One of them specifically has a note written on it that says, "please be gentle with me." I would expect them to be a little more robust and industrial since they're seeing use every time someone enters the room. One of the locks in the room wasn't reset so the drawer was open, I pointed it out to the omniscient and he didn't really seem to care. At the end, when we were trying to use the code to escape the room, the omniscient had to go over there to try the code to see if the item was working. I think I counted him using the code three times before it worked for him and then he said, "yeah, it works." Well, a 25% success rate doesn't seem that great. The good news is when we put in the code after he said it worked, it did open and we did escape.! Huzzah! I would have expected some kind of debriefing where we would have been told anything we missed. One of the clues we had to brute force the clue instead of solving it and it would have been nice to have known what that was. Our group was talking about it afterwards and the staff rushed us off to make room for the next group. Our "Omniscient" (it's the name they give to the staff worker in the room) did not seem particularly enthused to be there. Dr. Oxy was awesome. He made sure that he folded up the chain with him so we wouldn't hurt ourselves. He made sure that he wore knee pads, he chained himself up and he put some water in his closet before he turned. He was quite the forward thinker. This is definitely something worth trying out. Escape rooms are opening all over the nation. Check them out. A great team building experience for friends, co-workers or just strangers. read more

I was skeptical about booking this as a date night, because it just seemed weird. Having done it, every time I've described it to someone, they laugh like I'm slightly nuts. No. It really is fun. I'm not a fan of sci-fi or horror by a long shot, but Room Escape Adventures is a good time. It's a mental challenge where you're locked in a room and solve riddles to escape. You likely don't know your teammates, but you band together very quickly to achieve a common goal. As an added element, there's a zombie in the room. It's part of the story line. He / she is chained to the wall, and the chain grows a foot longer every 5 minutes. If the zombie touches you, you "die" and have to stand in the corner while your team carries on. It's fundamentally a test of how you work with your team, heightened by the physicality of running and shouting and laughing. I found we bonded with strangers really fast because of the time constraint and zombie. Ten minutes in, people I'd never met were physically "rescuing" me. The puzzles aren't easy. The guides ("omniscients") walk the line well, prompting you when you need it and standing back when you don't. They make sure you get your full hour's worth. I would emphasize that this isn't scary. There's a fun adrenaline factor, but you're not afraid. The zombie is not terrifying (to adults) and is meant as a distraction, not the main "show". You're not going for movie-like special effects. To maximize the experience, just embrace it, enjoy it for what it is, and go all in. It's fun if you want to have fun. I did. Also, you must go for dinner / drinks with your team after! Ride out the adrenaline, talk about who was strongest at what, laugh about it. read more

Room Escape Adventures' "Trapped in a room with a zombie" is a blast! My husband surprised me by taking me to a warehouse in industrial area..I was thinking that wouldn't be a peasant surprise. When we arrived and I saw the sign, I was so shocked, that sounded so fun! The group is 12 people total, you can bring friends and make the reservation together or they will match you up with strangers. You go into a room that has a zombie in chains, every 10 minutes the chains become longer and longer so you have to solve the puzzles hidden in the room in order to escape the zombie. If the zombie touches you, you are out. Apparently the success rate is only 16%, crazy huh? So if you are thinking about it, gather your smartest friends and have fun! This is trully a blast. read more

I planned a private zombie escape adventure for my birthday. When emailing the company, I usually got a response the next day. A date and time was reserved for my birthday and they provided us with a group discount code. I was told that I needed 8 people signed up (12 total are allowed) in order to keep it a private event. However, only 7 tickets were purchased (6 people came, one couldn't make it) but the time I had reserved did not appear to be opened back up to the public. I enjoyed that it was just my friends, and to be honest, more than 6 people in the room would have been too many in my opinion. This is in a warehouse suite seemingly in the middle of nowhere. My boyfriend said it looked like the kind of place you'd go for a drug deal. That being said, the 107 (suite number) in blood on the side of the building let us know we were in the right place. We showed up exactly 15 minutes early as instructed. One of the warnings when you purchase a ticket is that if you are late and the room is already locked, you do not get in! The sign on the front door says it will be opened 15 minutes before show time, but it was still locked at that time. We waited for about 10 minutes, then knocked on the door because one in our group needed to use the restroom. We heard a "Just a minute" and the door was opened maybe 5-10 minutes later. Our host/facilitator "Lethal Injection" apologized and explained that she was putting the room back together after the last group. She asked us to put on a nametag, sign the waiver and use the restroom before she told us about the rules. They only have one restroom, so it took a while waiting for each person to use it. She advised we go then because more than one person has peed themselves while in the room with the zombie! Lethal Injection had a great attitude and was obviously very happy to be there. She had lots of stories and hints for how our experience would go. She went over the rules, which did seem to go on a little long, but finally we were ready to go. Just outside the room, she told us a little more about the clues we were looking for, but looking back, that did not give me an idea of what I was really looking for. I won't give any spoilers about the room. The host does go in with you to make sure everyone stays safe and plays by the rules. She also removed items that we'd already figured out so they did not get in our way. We noticed many of the items were taped together and pretty beat up and there were holes in the walls. I understand some groups are probably rough with things, but some clues needed to be replaced. I can't imagine fitting 12 people in what was a pretty small room, 6 was plenty and we still ran into each other often. The host did give subtle hints if we needed a little help progressing, and told us about half way through that we were right on track with other groups. Also, she did say we played "extreme mode" (not sure if she was kidding) but there was a lot more running than I anticipated. Also, if you're scared at haunted houses, probably not the best adventure for you. Our zombie was funny and really played the role well. He didn't "eat" anyone right away and made sure we had fun as well. I am pretty intelligent, but I found some of the clues to be difficult. I'm not sure how anyone under 16 would have any chance of figuring them out. I think it would be much harder with a group of strangers too. We got very close to solving them all at the end but did not escape in time and were all eaten by the zombie. Apparently the escape rate is only 25%.. my advice would be to make it slightly less complicated so more people have a chance of being successful! After time was up, the host explained to us all the clues we hadn't figured out or what we needed to do differently. Once we figured everything out together, we found the key and let ourselves out of the room. I'm sure this was possible because there were no groups scheduled after us. Then we took group photos with funny signs and with the zombie, when we asked. The time we were supposed to start was 8:30, and we only had an hour to escape, but we did not end up leaving until at least 10:15 or so! Both employees that were there seemed to love their jobs and talked to us about it for a while afterward. To sum up, everyone had a great time and really enjoyed the experience. I think it would behoove the company to change the room/clues up more regularly, because then you could have repeat customers. I did have two friends who did not come because they had already done it and the clues would have been the same. read more

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This is amazing and so much fun. The room is pretty small, though. It probably would be better with less than 12 people. Please, please, PLEASE, if you're bringing small children, BOOK ALL 12 SPOTS. We wound up having a lot of trouble maneuvering around tiny children cowering behind us (and sometimes blocking clues). Kids are fine, but since we really wanted to see if we could solve the puzzle, that detracted from our experience. Also, it's not helpful to screw around and try to scare the other players. I'm taking off one star, because there should be a minimum age unless it's a private party. It was super fun, but way too chaotic with all the screaming. I would absolutely go back if we could, but I'd try to get 12 people to go as a group. read more

I don't really know how to start this. Basically, you are trapped in a room with a zombie, just like the title says, with up to 11 other people. You solve puzzles and riddles to find the next clue or key or code to build up to unlocking the door. Every 5 minutes a buzzer sounds and the zombie gets an extra foot on his chain. If you get touched by the zombie you have to sit in the corner and can talk but can't perform any of the actions needed. It's all about teamwork and keeping track of the clues you uncover. There are two employees that oversee your hour in the room and make sure things go smoothly. It's in a sketchy part of town and they don't have a sign above the door, just a poster in a window. The groups are limited to 12 people, but the six I was with were almost too many cooks in the kitchen. All of this may sound odd or like it wouldn't be fun, but the challenge was stimulating and the thrill of trying to stay away from the zombie kept us on our toes! Overall, we had a great time. I would definitely go back again after they change the clues up. P.S. wear comfortable shoes and clothes so that zombie doesn't catch you before the clock runs out! read more

I went there once with a group of my friends. None of us had a good time for the amount of money spent. Our zombie decided that she didn't need to act the part. The zombie actress was nice, but none of us were happy when she acted upset that we weren't solving clues as quickly as she wanted. She started talking to us 20 minutes into the game. That took away a lot of the fun. No one wanted our zombie to talk to us and tell us where a clue was located. Paraphrasing, but our instructor told us it was impossible to survive without a pen and paper. The zombie said she provided us with those two things but they were no where to be found. We will not recommend this location. read more

After reading the first review about how small the room is and the description from their website, I was a bit skeptical about how scary or challenging this event can be. I was blown out of my mind. I played with 6 other people total and I'd say the room was big enough for that many and maybe one more. If it was 12, for sure people are going to be knocked out/"eaten" by the zombie due to lack of space. Basically, you're locked in a room with a zombie roaming around (he can move in all directions, only limited by length of his chain). You're searching through all things trying to find combination codes to unlock more clues to ultimately unlock the combo code to the key to the room. My heart was racing the whole time as we realized the clues are not very straight-forward. If you're going to play, bring your creative juices with you because you're going to need it to decipher the clues. Zombie was very realistic. Especially knowing there's only a 20% "survival" rate, with the clock ticking, and the zombie getting closer and closer, this game definitely will keep you on your toes. Highly recommend this place! read more

5 of 5 well deserved. Zak and Sarah were great. We escaped with 15 minutes to spare. One if not the best one to go to. It was fun trying to find clues while escaping from the zombie. read more

I don't wanna give away too much, but this is a fun thing to do with friends or as a teambuilding event. And it's definitely something new to do if you are looking to shake up your weekend plans a bit. We reserved the entire show for our group but you can also just sign up and make some new friends if it's too annoying to try and nail down a date that works for 12 people. I thought it'd be super easy because I play that dumb game on my phone but you will be challenged. Dallas has something like a 26% pass rate--we failed but were pretty close. The host did say that many of the people who do make it out figure the final clues within the last two minutes, so don't give up! Be organized and communicate with your team and have fun! Hopefully you don't get eaten. read more

This was an awesome room. If you are an 80s buff, you will love it. It's simplicity is what makes it wonderful. Two thumbs up

What a great idea. Such a Fun experience. I had the awesome opportunity to experience this as a team building event. The location seemed sketchy, in a warehouse district down town. The entrance was on the back side of the building and the windows were cornered with black trash bags. There were two workers, one provided the explanation and rules and the second was our zombie and he was sporting some very well done make up. They make sure and tell you that a team of doctors couldn't make it out but a group of Girl Scouts did. Messing with your head. The actual space is a small room with desks, tables and cabinets. It's a maze of riddles and clues solve one and it leads you to the next. All the while the zombie starts off chained in the corner, about every 5-7 minutes the chain is released an the zombie can get closer and closer to you. If the zombie touches you then your "dead" and must go sit in the corner. You can still participate verbally to help out. The riddles and puzzles were a little difficult and challenging but they will tell you the key is communication. So if you're wondering if my group made it out. I will have to leave you guessing. This is extremely fun and definitely makes you think out side the box. Afterward the zombie posed for pictures with us. I definitely recommend this experience. read more

I am so excited to leave this review. Me, and my family from out of town had a blast trying to escape from the Zombie. Even my 7 year old was rocking out the clues. You have to experience this very unique, fun, mystery solving adventure that will keep you on your toes!!!! LOVED IT!!!!! read more

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When we first purchased tickets we were a little nervous about this being worth the money, but when we drove up to check the place out on a Saturday afternoon the atmosphere of an industrial park location in itself set the mood. It seemed deserted as if there was a real Zombie Apocalypse. This event had our entire family working together to save our lives. We were worried if it would be too scary for our 7 year old but he took on the leader roll instantly when we were trapped. He did not want to be eaten. I totally recommend giving this a try. It was an awesome experience and something totally out of the norm. I would give this more stars if I could. read more

Great Room Escape - Escape Games Near Me - Richardson, Texas

Blaise made the 80's themed room super entertaining. If you want to have a taste of the 80's again I would highly recommend!

SUCH AN AWESOME THING TO DO! The people are great, the zombie stayed in character the entire time, the host was laid back and didn't get in our way or give away the answers, and at the end they told us what little things we did wrong and how close we were. They never gave away the answers or lost 'character' through the whole thing. I would recommend anyone to do this, and I hope they come out with another one so I can do it again! read more

This was our first room escape adventure and we thoroughly enjoyed it, even though we were eaten in the end. The zombie element gives you a sense of urgency and doesn't allow one to "dawdle" in any one particular area for too long. There were about 11 of us total, and yes, while it is not a vast room and we did trip over each other some getting away from the zombie, it wasn't too bad. Some things are there to divert your attention, and perseverance on the locks are necessary too- probably from over use? Some clues/locks really should be replaced and not just duct taped- and as popular as they are, I'm sure they're making enough $ to do so easily, even shopping at thrift stores. I don't feel the full price can be commanded (~$30.50), however, the price after using a discount (~$21.33/pp) was fair. I did not think to bring cash for tipping our host and zombie, but wish I'd had that foresight!! read more