I have been to more then a dozen escape rooms in DE, NJ, and PA…read more This one takes the cake! We did the Dragon Castle and in the first ten minutes there was a puzzle solution that is now #1 on my list of neat physical solutions to a puzzle! The rest of the room was excellent quality. The entire room sucked you into the theme very well. The quality of props, puzzle pieces, and decorations were fantastic. The pacing was just right, the puzzles were the perfect difficulty. You were never overwhelmed with things you didn't need to use yet. I think the best part was that this was not just a room of keys and locks, there were physical puzzles which were outstanding! We were a smaller group, my two pre-teens who had a few escape rooms of lesser quality under their belt, and their newbie Grandma. Everyone had a blast! Can't wait to try the other rooms.

We were super impressed. We love an escape room, and this one was amazing! We highly recommend!read more

Excellent experience and mind boggling! Lina was very entertaining! I recommend highly!read more

TLDR: great puzzles…read more I came by in a party of two for an escape room. The one hour flew by as we scrambled around the room to complete the puzzles. Some of the puzzles were a bit difficult to complete, but we felt that everything was fair and could be deduced (nothing was too much of a stretch to solve). Will definitely be doing more escape rooms from the "Amazing Escape Room" group again. Tip: sometimes if you call over the phone you can ask for a discount

Kids ages 7-11 had a blast in Game of Stones! We needed all 4 hints and spent our full hour with…read moreless than a minute to spare.

So much fun!! Rage room-awesome! Gel-blaster- FUN!! Highly recommend. Everyone who worked there was…read moreready to help.

Super friendly people & the games are so fun! Definitely coming back to do the other two rooms.read more

We do Escape rooms at least once a year. This place was really hard- almost too hard- but well…read morerun.

The whole experience was fantastic. We did the Lost in Space room with 6 adults and had a blast. It…read morewas challenging but fun. Anthony was our guide and gave us enough information to get started. He was a ferric guide. We will be back.

Our first escape room. Went with family while visiting. Game masters Mark and Max were very…read morehelpful and we made it out with 2 hints. Thanks again!

Had never done an escape room. John was a great game master. We had a lot of fun! We will…read moredefinitely be back.

Escape rooms, puzzles, and games are one of my kinks. What can I say, I love me some adrenaline and…read morecompetition. The two of us went to the Amazing Escape Room in Green Brook for the first time. It's located in a shopping plaza on Route 22 with plenty of parking available. They have 5 different rooms to choose from with varying levels of difficulty. All rooms are private so it's just you and your party - no strangers. You book a room and time slot on their website. It's $33 per person with a maximum of 8 people. There's a $3 booking fee per person as well as state tax. One major con is that they have a 4 person minimum on weekends (Friday 3pm-Sunday 3pm). You can still play with less than 4 people, BUT you're going to have to pay a flat rate of $132 no matter what. I'm not a fan of that at all. Our reservation was for 5pm on Saturday. We were greeted by Erick, who was also our gamemaster. He checked us in and explained all of the rules. We did the Illusionist (magician theme), which had a 40% escape rate. You have one hour to escape. The room wasn't anything fancy or high-tech like some other ones, but still very creative and challenging. It was dim, so we had to use our phone flashlights at times. Erick was very helpful, patient, and had great communication with us during the entire game! You get 3 clues that are provided on a screen. He gave us bonus hints when we were struggling, which we appreciated. He even extended our time by a few minutes. For the most part, I thought that the puzzles and clues flowed well together. We wasted too much time on one puzzle that could have been executed better, but oh well! Sadly, we did not escape... we were 3 challenges away :( It was still a lot of fun! They do offer 50% off if you want to try the same room another time as a redemption. After you play, you can take photos in front of their backdrop with funny props. If you're looking for a fun team-building activity, I definitely recommend escape rooms! Just choose the right people and don't lose your cool ;)

I came here with 5 other friends. This was my first time in an escape room…read more I did the Mayan Tomb so my review is based on that. It is located on John Street in Morristown. It can be a little tricky to find since there are several buildings nearby but hopefully you can get in so you at least make an attempt at getting out. I was skeptical but this is definitely a great night out with friends to do something different. You have to think and work as a team or you will never make it out.

Fun!! This was my first escape room experience and it was…read moregreat! I was in a party of 4 and we joined another group of 4 people. We worked well in the Myan Temple and we're able to get out in time. I recommend this place!

A great escape room at a great price! It is definitely made with love. We did the immersive actor…read moreexperience called Raven Guild. It was very very spooky. The puzzles are solid. And the host are amazing. The live actor has an extra element that you don't get in the traditional escape room. Go support these guys their local and they're super cool.

Disappointed. For $44/person, it was very underwhelming. This was probably our 15th escape room…read more.. and it was our least favorite and the most we've ever paid for one. 1) They allow up to 15 people to do one room. But since the entire escape room has to be in sequential order, there's only 1 puzzle that can be worked on at a time. Only about 4 people could work on it and everyone else just had to stand around. If they're going to allow that many people, more puzzles to solve at one time is a must or it gets boring for everyone else. Too linear for such a large group. 2) The clues were not very creative, most of the time the code was written right next to it. There are more creative ways with that many people to gather clues for the codes. 3) Clues were smeared which need to be updated so you can actually read it. 4) It was so hot in there! And I'm usually cold every where I go for reference. 5) When a door would unlock there was no sound or indication it was open which was frustrating because we were doing the right thing waiting for a door to open but no idea when it finally opened. A sound effect would be nice. 6) Speakers need to be updated, they were blaring and hard to hear 7) The tips given were what we had already solved 8) No countdown clock to know how much time we had left. 9) No signs or place to do a photo op at the end. Usually these places have signs you can hold up like "we escaped" in x amount of time. Typically the employee will take a photo and make it fun. If it were $20/person I think I'd be less irritated. It was the probably the largest escape room I've ever seen. Could easily split the room in half, and offer more escape rooms with less people in each. Basically just 1 puzzle per room felt like wasted real estate. Could have been so much cooler with the size of their escape room. Our group of 6 left not saying much. Any time I've gone with groups people are talking about how fun it was. It was just an awkward exit.