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    Split Oak Axescape Games

    4.0 (6 reviews)
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    Fun place for a group. We did two escape rooms and the axe throwing. Staff is nice and super accommodating.

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    Will To Escape - Team building !

    Will To Escape

    (31 reviews)

    International Drive / I-Drive

    Such a fun experience with my friend and her family. We did The Gate and The Cinema. Both were fun…read morerooms, but I enjoyed The Gate more because it was a bit easier. The Cinema was quite immersive as well, but lots of puzzles and some physical activities too. I loved the gamemasters, as we were allowed unlimited clues, and they were so helpful in pointing us to the right direction. We were able to escape both rooms, but I wish the end was a bit more dramatic for one of the rooms. While you don't get parking fully validated, they do give you a good discount. Definitely worth visiting if you enjoy escape rooms. Overall: A

    We stopped by Will To Escape and played Cinema 7! It was a great time. The room had a fun, creepy…read moreambiance that kept us engaged from beginning to end without relying on jump scares. Our game master did an excellent job of setting us up before the game started. He clearly explained what to expect, pointed out anything that could potentially slow us down, and made sure we could focus on enjoying the experience instead of getting stuck on avoidable mistakes. The location is right in the heart of International Drive, so it's easy why they get so much foot traffic from tourists like me! It is also a fun option for locals looking for something different to do. Whether you're visiting Orlando or live nearby, Will to Escape is worth adding to your list if you're looking for a fun escape room experience. We definitely want to come back to try their Disappearance room, but it was completely booked out when we went. It's a popular spot and I wish them all the success.

    Locksmith Escape Games

    Locksmith Escape Games

    (18 reviews)

    Six of us (three couples) visited this past Saturday evening. Four of us have played NUMEROUS…read moreescape games, and two were total newbies. WOW - what a great night! Locksmith has an awesome "try before you buy" experience in the lobby, so our two newbies were able to get a taste of what they were in for. We played the Evil Genie room and had a BLAST. Each of us played a different role in solving the game. Often in escape rooms someone will feel left out, but this is the first game I've played where literally every person played a part in solving the riddles / room. This is a fairly new establishment, but don't let that deter you. If anything, they have learned from the pitfalls of others and have developed an experience that both experienced players and newbies alike will enjoy. We had an amazing time, and are pleased (and astounded!) at this point to hold the record for this room - with no hints! Everything was laid out neatly and orderly, and we moved quickly and efficiently through the puzzles laid out before us. It was definitely a team effort to solve everything! KUDOS to Locksmith, and to the love and devotion behind it. We will be back!!!

    We have visited Locksmith Escape Games twice to play two of their games, Bloodshed Bayou and…read moreDoomsday Disaster, which were created in partnership with The Escape Ventures, one of our favorite escape room businesses in Orlando. I can't speak for their other games, so this review is focused on the two we have done and the business as a whole. First of all, this business is located inside a mall from the 90s with all the vintage architecture to match, if you're into that (I am). It feels like a dead mall, with an unbelievable number of closed store fronts and almost no working escalators (it's an escape room in and of itself trying to figure out how to get up and down) but it was pretty busy the one Saturday we went when it was open, so it's more like a living time capsule. When visiting Locksmith after mall hours, you may enter through the side of the building, in between the Dillards and JC Penney anchor stores. The first room we did here was Bloodshed Bayou. The scenic in this room is fantastic and did a great job adding a creepy swamp feeling to the room (although to be clear I wouldn't categorize this as a "spooky" room by any measure). The only reason this isn't a "five star" room for me is because there were one or two puzzles that I felt had slightly iffy logic. I like to have the "a-ha" moment where everything falls into place and makes perfect sense, and for the most part I did that on this experience. I did this room in June 2022, however, so it's entirely possible some of those puzzles could have changed by now! We did the newest room, Doomsday Disaster, two days ago on Saturday. We maxed the room out with six people (we fit okay, but personally I wouldn't recommend putting more than four people in this room for the best experience). Overall the puzzles flowed well and we flew through the room. The only complaint our team had collectively was that the final puzzle was a bit tedious--the kind of puzzle where you figure it out, and THEN you have to do a bunch of work without much thinking--which made the ending anticlimactic. This may sound counterintuitive (but stay with me), but I generally don't love an escape room where the final move is to escape... especially in a case where that activity doesn't align with the established plot line. When I first started doing escape rooms (about 8 years ago, oof), it was expected that the final move would be punching numbers in a door and opening it, but when we opened the final door of Doomsday, we thought we were moving into the final room, not the hallway. Regardless, we had a great experience overall with the room. The staff here is also lovely and they all seem passionate about what they do. I didn't catch his real name, but "Paranoid Pete" from Doomsday gave us a great experience! Though it's a little outside of the usual Orlando bubble, I can definitely recommend these two games for escape enthusiasts, especially those who are fans of the Escape Ventures. I think these would also be a great first experience for any newbies who are curious about escape rooms, especially Doomsday Disaster.

    Split Oak Axescape Games - axethrowing - Updated October 2026

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