The staff was amazing. We did the Eureka Room and Cryptid Escapes (their sister room)…read moreThe clues were great and they follow what you're doing and watch and give you good hints and can tell when you're just struggling but know what the point is. They also were really humourous and fun and just were really cool people. We had Eileen and Hugh. Hugh was actually at both locations! We've done quite a few rooms in Canada and we went down south to do two rooms in one day. Would recommend to anyone at anytime. Looking forward to going back and doing more of their rooms!

What a fun idea for a birthday party for a bunch of 13 year old kids…read more Everyone found it challenging and had a great time. The staff was so enjoyable to work with. Can't wait to try some of their other experiences.

Top-Tier! Incredible production value, brilliant design, and heartfelt hospitality!…read more If you are looking for an experience where the staff is as genuinely invested in your team's milestone as you are, Find and Seek is the place. As a manager of a seasoned tech team, I'm always hunting for engaging challenges--and this is hands down the gold standard in Vancouver. We brought a group of 10, and I was so impressed by the intentional design. Usually, with a large group, you run into "too many cooks in the kitchen," but the abundance of clever, parallel challenges meant our group could split into smaller teams and stay fully engaged from start to finish. The production value is incredible; the environment is so responsive that it feels like genuine magic. What really moved us, though, was the hospitality. The Find and Seek staff went out of their way to include a subtle nod to a specific fandom as part of a farewell for someone leaving our team. Their thoughtfulness and organization made the moment work perfectly, taking the experience to a heartwarming personal level we didn't expect. It was fantastic to see everyone collaborating on such creative, tactile puzzles--we are so glad we picked this creative team to host us. They didn't just provide an escape room; they helped us create a lasting memory. 10/10!

This was our favorite escape room in Vancouver. Our group had a lot of fun escaping from Madam…read moreZita's lair. The rooms were immersive and had unique puzzles that we thoroughly enjoyed. There weren't the typical locks and codes that some places do and I enjoyed that. Our game makers were really fun and engaging and made the experience even more exciting.

An amazing and thoughtful immersive experience, historic tour, with escape room elements.read more

From the owner: **Advanced Reservations Required**…read more In this one-of-a-kind immersive escape-room-style adventure, you and your team of eight will journey through this historic hotel, built in 1929, listening to the stories it tells and unlocking the mysteries it holds. During a recent renovation of The Hotel Leo, a cryptic letter from a once-rumored secret society was discovered under its original foundation. The hotel staff is now calling on anyone who may be able to help decipher its meaning to come and examine this mysterious letter for any clues or curiosities.

We were visiting Richmond/Vancouver for the weekend, and while at Costco saw the E-Exit escape…read moreroom. The times for that one didn't work out for us, but we found this place instead. There were only two of us, but we do a lot of escape rooms, so it seemed okay for us to do. There were only two people staffed, and I think one left while we were in the room. The room was really fun, and the mechanisms quite cool! I do love an escape room that has a lot of gadgety-tech things instead of key locks. (This place specializes in electronics and magnets, it seems.) Because the rest of the rooms were still empty and it was still a couple hours prior to closing and we had no other plans AND this escape room was SO cheap esp compared to the ones in SF/Seattle... we decided to just also do the other two rooms XD Both were also very fun! The sacred treasure (? the japanese themed one) had an Extremely Extra mechanism in it. I think the only puzzle(s) I didn't like in the place were a dexterity game (partner had to do it) in the Japanese room and a similar electronic game in the Mayan room. Everything else was very fun to do/interact with. I'd recommend this place for sure! They have some parking out front, which is quite convenient. The staff was super friendly. When we asked about the two hint rule, they did say they weren't all that serious about it. (We didn't use them, but it's good to know!)

My husband and I do escape rooms whenever we go on vacation, so we've done quite a few. I love…read morelocations like Time Escape Vancouver because the owner is really passionate about the industry, the puzzles are unique, and the props are high quality. It was super easy to book one of the escape rooms through the website and you don't have to pay in advance. It was also easy to get to the building and they have a parking lot in front. We were originally going to do "Sacred Treasure", but something was wrong with the room, so we switched to "The Prophecy" instead. The owner was our guide and he explained the rules to us. He also did a great job of checking in on us during the game and giving us hints. We enjoyed our experience so much that we immediately did another room, "Sorcerer's Quest". In the end, I preferred "Sacred Treasure", but both rooms were good. We attempted both rooms with only two people. We needed extra time in order to finish, but I bet a group with more people could escape in time. We thoroughly enjoyed our experience I would recommend this place to others.

Came with a group. It was my first time trying Sandbox. Since a lot of us had tried VR games with…read morezombie themes, we went with the Squid games one. We got sensors on our left and right wrists, and ankles. For those that had glasses, we had to were the googles over our glasses which we were advised could interfere with some of the sensors in the eyes but overall, they were fine. Although we put them in place at the outset, all those with glasses all agreed that the googles still moved regardless of how tight we had them. Overall though, the googles didn't interfere too much with the game. For those familiar with Squid Game, it followed a similar pattern where we played group games to win individual points. It was a really fun theme, especially for those of us that don't like zombie pop ups. Lots of feet and hand movements. We really appreciated that right after the game is over, they led us to the back to show us three clips about our experience. The clip was also emailed directly to us right away. A really fun activity with a group. Would definitely do this again, and... perhaps won't be so nice with sharing info about certain aspects. Every man for themselves right?

Worst Game Room Experience!…read more Frank and Ivonka were extremely rude! I am glad I brought my kids myself and not ask them to go by themselves. Sign-in process was extremely inconvenient and I will not come back to this stupid place again! We are players of escape room and vr room all over Vancouver and we Do Not recommend this place to anyone!

I have now done two rooms here, and I can say, it's an escape room. There is no fluff, the hints…read moreare on an iPad which can make it very frustrating, but it does what it needs to do and by no means is the worst I have done. The first room we did was Motel 66 with my son, the second After Dark with my wife. We escaped both with time remaining, however I will add the note that my wife and I have completed over 300 rooms and this is definitely not a "for beginners" type of place. I wouldn't do either with more than three, they're small.

The room is way to DARK!!!! We lost 10 minutes in the beginning because we couldn't see an obvious…read morebutton that was in the room that we were supposed to press because it was so dark. Totally has potential, but they need to add more lighting. Everything was difficult to see and read, which made it extremely hard to move onto the next clue.

I'm reviewing this as a Yelp Elite Member Invite. The opinions are 100% my own, comparing it to…read moreother competition. X-Grid (30min): 3/5 The game is like lava floor, but the usable space feels limited. It's average for the price. If you enjoy high-intensity movement, you might like it. For now, paying $30 for 30 minutes feels neither great nor bad. Golf Simulator (60min): 4/5 Despite the subpar clubs, it's enjoyable, especially for newcomers. The variety of interactive games makes it worth bringing 3 friends. It's pricey, but the range of games justifies it. Free Roam VR (30min, $30): 4/5 Sound quality and space use could improve, but renting the whole space for VR games with friends is fun. It's cheaper than Sandbox VR, even if the games are accessible via Steam. For 30 minutes, the cost is reasonable. Overall: 3.5/5 The space feels tight and unfocused. Each experience needs refinement. I wouldn't go out of my way to visit, but if you want a bit of everything without traveling far, it's a decent option.

Probably the most unique activities you can do in the area! We had SUCH a good time. I recommend…read morethe Splatter and Rage room! The XGrid room is fun too if you need a fun excercise lol

My boyfriend and I did a date night here for something to do and we would definitely recommend…read moregiving it a go! It was our first time so they recommend we did the western room as that was a beginners room. You get 45 minutes and we felt like we could have definitely used more, so its a bummer we couldn't get more. Instead of being able to work multiple scenarios at a time they make you work in order one at a time. Also, we ended up getting stuck on one scenario in the second room and didn't get to finish even though we had the answers right they weren't lined. Up perfectly which we didn't see because it was a black room and they gave us lanterns to use as light. I would recommend taking every hint you are able to! And bring your patience because it WILL be needed!

Was super fun, until in the second room the box was broken and didn't light up for 20 mins... there…read moreis cameras in every room so was very disappointed seeing that they can see us do it right and it didn't light up for the code and decide to tell us it was broken with 2 mins remaining. We asked for extra time since we stood there for 20 mins and she sort of laughed and said no I can't there's people behind you guys which is totally fine but maybe offer us a different room or half off next time considering it's 26 bucks for 45 mins and we wasted 20 mins trying to make this broken box light up. You would think everything would work cause the whole game is to solve clues to unlock doors. Me and my two friends extremely disappointed wouldn't go to Langley again.

Just discovered this fairly new little board game, card and role playing games store next to the…read moreMeridian Street UPS. The staff are attentive and quick to serve and offer suggestions for whatever a customer might be looking for. There's a tower dice game at the front counter a patron can roll dice once a day for a possible discount. They have plenty of tables set up for open game time for people who bring their own and Saturday nights open game time with games provided for those who might need one. I was looking for simple and easy to play games for family get-togethers and found what I was looking for on the consignment Shelf

The man who runs this store makes it my favorite. The reason is that he thinks about his customers,…read moreprovides excellent service and is genuinely kind. Some of the best memories of 2019 were in this store goofing off and doing sealed. This is why Pairodice is my home LGS. Can't wait to get back into the game.