Ollie and Benny were awesome! They kept it engaging, and I'm convinced gave me performance…read moreenhancing drugs to win the game show

A great place to hangout with friends if you're tired of the bar scene and love tv game shows. The…read moreperfect way to celebrate a birthday or just get a group of people together. There are drinks for purchase plus some light snacks like chips. You're able to choose which games you play so you can go multiple times and it won't get boring. They have things like price is right, family feud, wheel of fortune and a bunch of others. The host was funny, engaging and made sure we had a fun time. Overall work the visit.

We love this place! We had no idea what to expect but Aree was so amazing. She made this the best…read moreexperience possible!! She was so patient with us, helped us decide where to start, and was wonderful with my kids (who are on the spectrum). We ended up doing Alien Aptitude, Squid Game, and the escape room. We actually left and came back in the same day because we liked it so much. It's in a great location at the mall so parking is easy and there are plenty of nearby food options. Lockers were free which was really nice for us. I would suggest leaving any jackets or hoodies in the locker if possible since you can get warm moving around. Each game is in its own box and you can have up to 6 players. We had three and there was plenty of room to move around, I don't know if I'd like 6 players in one room especially if they were all adults. Let's talk about the games. You get a visor with antenna on it and this tracks where you are in the box which allows you to interact with what's happening on the screens/walls. It takes a second to get used to but Alien Aptitude is a good place to start to help you get used to the dynamics. If you step toward the front screen you will move up. Stepping back toward the door will move you down on the main screen. This one I think is fun for all ages and is basically mini games and puzzles. Next we did Squid Game which was more challenging and also fun. It has the familiar scenes and sounds from the show so my teenagers really liked it. Lastly, my youngest and I did the escape room while my middle boy decided to walk around the mall for a bit. This was the first time we've done a virtual escape room but we've done tons of standard escape rooms so it was semi familiar. You touch the walls in this experience more so than the other two games we played. You move through rooms by touching doorways and you open objects by touching them. It has mini games incorporated into the escape room so you're still solving puzzles and being active. It was challenging and fun and we made it out in less than an hour. Bottom line is that this place is a great place to burn off some energy while using your brain and that's a good combination in my opinion. The pricing is reasonable and you might even be able to find a discount code online. If you're in the area and you're still unsure, just stop by and talk to one of the wonderful employees. I know they would be happy to show you what it's all about!

We came here with our family of 6 to check it out. We have three adult kids and one 12-year-old and…read moreI think this would be better for smaller and younger families. We were all in one room and it was a bit cramped. We kept bumping into each other while trying to play the games. The thing on our heads acted as a remote, so we had to move around the room a lot (which was fun). When playing ghostbusters, we got to the "final boss" and everyone in our party got a chance to fight him except my 12-year-old and myself. I felt bad for her. I wish everyone was able to have a turn. At the and of everything, I think this wasn't a good fit for us. It was a lot of money and not as fun as I had hoped. It would be a lot more fun for younger kids and smaller families.

Amazing experience! We have done the Harry Potter room and took our son and his friends to do…read moreMalcolm's Missing Millions. Both rooms were excellent! You could tell a lot of thought went into the rooms. The puzzles were clever and challenging without feeling unfair, and our game master Molly was fantastic, helpful with hints when we needed them, but let us have our "aha!" moments too. We're already talking about what room we'll try next! If you're looking for a fun group activity in the West Jordan area, whether it's a date night, family outing, or team-building event, I'd highly recommend The Great Escape. We'll definitely be back!

Absolutely amazing experience! From the moment we walked in, the staff was super friendly and made…read moreeverything easy and fun. The room itself was incredibly well-designed with creative puzzles that were challenging but still doable, which made it really exciting the whole time. Every clue felt satisfying to solve, and the theme was immersive--you really feel like you're part of the story. Our group had such a great time working together, and the hour flew by. It's perfect for friends, family, or even a date night. We're already talking about coming back to try another room. Highly recommend if you're looking for something fun and different!

Had a really good and fun experience. It was really tricky but really cool! And the workers were…read morevery kind.

Such a great room! The owners were super friendly and entertaining and were all dressed up and in…read morecharacter. Ive never been to an escape room with such fun hosts. The room itself was great too with fun puzzles and amazing design. Don't let the AI advertising off put you as this room was truly very well done. Will definitely be back when their next rooms come in!

Super fun experience! these guys are legit! Every room was like disney level theming or better!…read more Super scary and a great time all around.

I came here with a group to try out the escape room and it was a great experience! Big thanks to…read moreour host, CJ (or TJ - I think I heard both) for making it a memorable time. We did the Asylum room and started out with one of our members in a straight jacket, intriguing! The room itself was decorated well and looks to be part of their actual haunted house route - super cool! This is their hardest rooms and we were close the finishing, but ran out of time. I would love to come back and try some of the other rooms! The pricing for each person is reasonable (which is what caught our eyes in the first place) and I think the experience was well worth it. Can't wait to go back!

Save your money, this place suck. They basically threw some locks together and called it an escape…read moreroom. Now owned by Escape Utah, I was hoping to have a good time with the family....this is by far the worst escape room I've ever experienced! We did "the Hexed" room. The bad: it's one room. The host is terrible. They are more concerned about you stealing escape room ideas(forced to lock phones), than a great user experience (terrible hints). Everything is locks based. No real puzzles. No real mechanisms. Everything is cheaply made. Lots of random props with no purpose. No real storyline or true purpose of the room. The good: none (this place is so run down, the floor creeks from above). I'm so frustrated, I'll never wast my money at any of this company's escape room again. I'm especially upset at the host. If you get stuck, you will hope that at some point, they just tell you exactly what to do, instead we were stuck for 60minutes on a stupid suitcase that had the dumbest coding ever. Even after failing the dang room, he refused to tell us how to escape the room. He just open the door for us to leave. WTF! Save your money. Go somewhere where they care about you having a great time and want you to come back.

In theory, this place has fun themed rooms with many puzzles that are tricky to solve, but leave…read moreyou feeling clever when you solve them. Unfortunately, our group left after a frustrating experience since our room was quite literally impossible to escape from. Let me explain: Our group of five booked the Fahrenheit 451 online in advance. We checked in, placed our belongings in lockers, and went into a room that was cleverly designed to hide clues. We started solving puzzles, got a hint from the Enigma Escape worker, and were eventually able to open the door into the second room of the Fahrenheit 451 experience. From here, the experience went downhill. Without giving too much away for those who want to try this room for themselves, of the puzzles in this second room requires you to find seven gears before you can proceed in your escape efforts. During our search for the gears, our team asked for a hint, and the screen used to provide hints froze, meaning we couldn't receive hints/communication from the staff (to their credit, they handwrote a clue on a note for us and slipped it under the door while rebooting the system, which later worked). With five minutes of time left on our clock, we had six of the seven gears, but there was a letter-based combination lock on a box we were confident contained the last gear needed for our puzzle. We asked for a clue, and were told to use the information from a couple of specific items we'd collected. We'd already tried all of the letter combinations from those already, but we tried again based on the clue--still no luck. As time expires, the worker comes in to tell us we were out of time. Feeling like we'd spent forever on this gear puzzle, we asked if we could have just a couple more minutes to solve it. She told us no, because she'd felt bad about the screen freezing earlier and had already given us an extra five minutes to compensate for that (which was nice of her). So we asked if we could at least have the code of the lock we'd struggled for so long to open. She asked if we'd tried the combinations from the items we'd collected, and we told her that we had. She said, "all four of them?" We'd only collected three, but we showed her where we found them (turns out one of them was found from a place it shouldn't have been hidden), and she showed us where the fourth should have been hidden, but wasn't (our group had checked there). It turns out this missing fourth item contained the letter combination needed to open the lock. Since it wasn't where it was supposed to be hidden, the employee gave us the combination, and when we unlocked the box, it had the fourth item (containing the combination code) inside of it -- in other words, they very key needed to unlock a box was locked in that box you needed the key to unlock, making it an impossible challenge to solve. The employee told us that our hunch was correct and that the last gear should have been in the box, rather than the fourth item that gave the code. It turns out that the employee who reset the room not only hid the code in the wrong spot, but also failed to hide the last gear to the puzzle, and merely left it in place from where the last group had placed it to solve the final puzzle to escape (the puzzle you weren't supposed to unlock before you had collected all seven gears). So, we learned that our group isn't dumb, we were just given a room that was impossible to solve because it wasn't properly reset by employees. To her credit, the employee who helped us was apologetic and kind the whole time, and offered us a coupon code for our next visit (though we felt as though this coupon is a bounce-back coupon that everyone receives). But we left frustrated and with a sour taste in our mouths from the experience.

You have to go into this experience knowing what to expect. As long as your expectations are set…read moreproperly, you won't be disappointed. The location of this arcade is in a tired, worn down strip mall that has mostly empty stores. It's a little sad, honestly. I'd say most of the action is here and the toy store a few doors down. (There's also a police substation, but I'd hope most of their action is elsewhere.) Anyway, you pay a $3 entrance fee per person. Doesn't matter if grandma just wants to watch, she gets to pay. So plan for that. You can bring your own nickels, or they will supply them to you at cost (you pay for $2 in coins, you get $2 in coins). All the games accept nickels; some only a couple, others quite a few. Most of the games also spit out paper tickets based on your winnings, which you then redeem for prizes at the counter. Don't expect the prizes to be too alluring-cheap candy and toys akin to the dollar store is what you'll find. But it's plenty appealing to the kids-they love this stuff! From my observation, about 85% of the games worked, while a handful did not. That didn't deter my group, they just moved on to the next game. I saw hand sanitizer at the front counter as well as on a couple tables on the game floor. Everything appeared clean, just a little worn. The bathrooms were also pretty dated, but nothing terrible. Overall, if you're an eight year old kid with a pocket full of coins, I can see you finding a few hours of fun here. It would be cool if they had a snack bar or even a vending machine available to us hungry and thirsty moms who are 100% here for the enjoyment of someone other than ourselves.

NOPE! I will not be…read moregoing to this place again. We only went because we thought it was a NICKLE arcade but it was $0.45-$0.65 a game. There was knock-off games and some really old ones that you could barely see on the tv since it was so old. There's a entrance fee to anyone attending even if you're not playing. The cards/computer was malfunctioning since it said my cards didn't have any points when we had been playing games for a while.... They also do not give you all of your points for some/most games. It's clean I will give them that.

I went with some friends and this was my first ever experience in an escape room. It was so…read moreinteractive the whole time and they gave you clues with you asked, we did the time travel one and it was tricky at first but it got easy a bit. The difficulty was a 7 and I think we finally finished with 3 minutes remaining. I was going to take pictures throughout, but I was thoroughly enjoying myself, so I didn't even think to take pictures. It was definitely a team effort! The prices surprised us at first, but it was genuinely an honestly worth every penny. They had high quality and clean rooms and equipment, I didn't feel like there was germs anywhere , so the upkeep made me feel more comfortable. We will definitely be back. The only thing is that it was next to a game room and you could hear the people in that room, screaming and cheering that was literally the only thing I would say threw me off when we were trying to solve the clues and really get into character of our atmosphere.

First time trying out the Escape game and had an amazing time! Big thanks to Rayne, Henry, and…read moreGarett for being so welcoming and making my sister's birthday so fun! We did the Heist and it was a great first room! Can't wait to come back!!

Overall, this was a great experience. :) I went with a group of 15 or so friends. We first started…read morewith orientation and an assignment to different groups. I didn't really get the point of the different groups, and maybe would have appreciated a bit more explanation as to why. We didn't stay in those groups once we entered. Inside, the sets were incredible. A few of the rooms felt like something out of Disneyland's Haunted Mansion. I've done a handful of escape rooms but this one was far more technical in its effects, and much more elaborate in its sets. Very cool. I think it's a little challenging to do this scale of 4 or 5 rooms in one larger puzzle with a large group, because it's hard to keep up with what's been solved and what hasn't, and what all the clues are. Lots of duplication of efforts. But that's just the nature of a large group, and it would be the same in any size of escape room. We received a lot of hints we didn't ask for, and they were helpful. The ending was really impressive -- again, moments from classic Disney rides come to mind. Great puzzles with lots to feast on visually.