The staff was extremely professional and helpful. What I love about this place is that it's not…read moreoverpriced. I could afford to bring two small groups in for two rooms. After pricing different escape options around the city - Clue Quest was the place that fit my budget and was closer to home. The experience was thoroughly entertaining for my kid and his rowdy group of teenage friends - which is no small feat. Teenagers are so non-committal. They shrug their shoulders at most things showing little to no interest. We purchased two rooms for a group of 14 kids - so there were 7 kids to each room. What really impressed me was that I was allowed to sit in to observe. The staff had no hesitation at ushering me in to make sure I could tend to my group. As a parent of a kid with allergies to everything under the sun - I appreciated that. Everyone left hyper, happy, and ready to come back.

We were searching for a fun thing to do for my boyfriend's birthday. We tried Top Golf, Main Event,…read moreand others but the wait times were insane because it was a Friday night. We called them to see what rooms they had available and if we could come. They were very helpful and offered some rooms they had. We came and immediately were able to go to the "Gamemaster Room". It was challenging but still able to be solved. A cool thing, they do is offer a clue when you are stuck on one for a while. We did have to get a hint but it was worth it. Right when we came out, we asked to do another one. We immediately got to go into another one. This one was challenging, but we were determined to solve it without help so we could win a free T-shirt. It was a fun experience and I recommend to any group for a fun evening!

We had a great time at ETN. We did the Jumanji-themed room and had a wonderful time. We would…read moredefinitely come back!

I feel really bad writing a negative review for a small business in my town of Norman. However,…read morewhen I spend $130 dollars on an escape room, I really expected more. We booked a room ranked as hard. I will admit we are avid escape room participants, so I expected for us to do well in the room, but not finish in 20 minutes. The room theme was not cohesive, and the clues had no pattern. We received clues for puzzles that we had already used. Most, if not all of the locks were solved by random numbers around the room and guesses. There was no natural progression of the room and barely any theme. I have had more fun playing the $15 escape rooms from Barnes and Noble. I would be okay spending money on one of these rooms if 1) it was more thought out, and 2) If it wasn't more than $40 total. I again feel very bad speaking negatively but could have done so much more with my money. I would like to give you guys another chance, but do not want to spend any more money and not have fun. Fun meter 2/10 Difficulty 1/10. No one was watching us or attentive. An escape room I did at the top of a barn at my southern family reunion was better. (it hurt calling a rook a castle)

All I can say is that out of the 6 escape rooms I've done around the country, this one was, by far,…read morethe best. No really, that's all I can say. I'm not allowed to tell you any of the secret things you need to do to get out (although I really, really want to!) We were visiting some friends in Grove, Ok from California in October 2016 and decided to take them to an escape room as they had never done one before. We had 4 adults and 2 children ages 6 and 7 and wanted one that would accommodate all of us. After calling a few places this one fit the bill perfectly. We started with their easiest room (I think) and although the adults did most of the work there was plenty of cool things for the kids to do too so they felt included. They had a blast doing the (redacted: can't tell you) and the (redacted: same reason) those were both really cool. There were sooo many things to do and figure out that we didn't think we were going to finish in time, but we did. We also did another room upstairs which was one of their harder rooms which we didn't escape from. Our kids didn't have as much fun in this one because it was geared towards older more experienced people. We still had fun though. The workers (owners?) were really nice and accommodating and made us feel welcome. HIGHLY recommend! We will definitely return. PS-We just did another escape room in Las Vegas 2 days ago and it was horrible compared to this one. Escape Tulsa will forever be the escape room by which all others are measured.

The rooms are fun but may need some updates. We have doke most of them and they're generally fun…read more There are a few puzzles that take you out of the experience but overall worth checking out!

Fun time. Enjoyed it…read more We almost made it out in time, FIVE MORE MINUTES!! I enjoyed it, and we only needed three clues to get out. We just didn't make the time.

Decent escape room. Some of the rooms are a bit dated and may need a refresh but overall enjoyable!…read moreWorth checking out!

We were looking for a good escape room and this place had a really good rating so we decided to…read moregive it a shot. We decided to go with The Morgue theme and the max was 8 people which is good because too much people would be chaotic. The master room keeper clearly explain the rules and that they are not a regular escape room place but more of a mystery solver -- which I thought was pretty cool. They have lockers free to use, I liked that a lot. The Morgue consisted of 60 minutes to solve the crime of who killed the person at the morgue. The room was themed very well and although we were stubborn to use our clues, they gave us some freebies which was helpful. The room gave you 12 cards of the suspect, murder weapon, motive and time of death to make a decision. Everything was clear enough to make a decision and we got it on the first try with 10 minutes left to spare. I enjoyed it and would definitely come back to do another one!

We did the pirate and it was really disappointing. It was clear that many of the locks/reveals were…read morebroken. Some of the solutions didn't really make sense. And the end was really anticlimactic. The muster twist is fine but doesn't work when nothing else does.