This place is fantastic! We've done over 60 escape rooms and this place really does a wonderful job from start to finish.
A few basics. Booking is easy online and there is a lot of helpful info on the site. I personally didn't look too far into the room details because I prefer to be surprised. All the games are pretty family friendly but if you are worried, just give them a call and talk to someone first. Yes, there is a possibility that another group could book for the same time slot but it depends on the day and time. Weekends are the busiest so there is a higher chance of that. We played all six games with no one else booking the same time, but we didn't do any rooms after 6 pm. The staff is so nice, just call to find out what the best option is if you're on the fence. Plus, if you like escape rooms and you get paired with a group who likes escape rooms, you might make some new friends! Parking - West garage (free), street parking (metered for the closest spots on Easton Station), or nearby open lots. Like a lot of businesses in the area, there is no restroom for customers so you'll have to walk about 150 ft across the street to the public restroom. Lastly, there is always a spot in the room where you can leave your things like bags or jackets so no lockers needed.
The staff is so amazing! They go above and beyond without hesitation. We are already planning trips to other locations because we had such a great experience here. Ali, Abbey, Josh, and Tyler were absolute rockstars! They were so patient, helpful, and really elevated the experience. So if you have questions, don't be shy and just ask. They all truly want you to enjoy your whole adventure.
Ok, let's talk details. Once you enter the room, you'll watch a short video with some tips and your mission. These rooms are so immersive, some of the best I've seen. There are so many details from floor to ceiling. Every game has multiple rooms and some were so unexpected! I really love the transitions from one room to another. Some entrances to other rooms are smaller spaces but don't worry, there are alternate ways to get to the other rooms (once they are open) if you don't want to crawl or do whatever is required. Don't feel bad, I have frozen shoulder so crawling is sometimes difficult and I was able to do all of the games with no issue. You get unlimited hints so you can make the room as difficult as you want. We didn't have any hiccups as far as things not working even though it's pretty common to have something not function the way it's supposed to, especially with magic locks. These puzzles are challenging and really make you think but with hints to guide you when you're stuck there isn't anything that is unsolvable. They are also non linear so if you have a larger group you don't have to all stand around waiting for one puzzle. One of the things I love is that the puzzles match the theme and flow well with the room, making the story and the mission more immersive. THE PLAYGROUND is the first room we tried and it's so fun. It's bright and open and more challenging than I thought it would be. This one can accommodate up to 12 players and there are a lot of puzzles to solve. THE HEIST was pretty fun. It starts out bright and gets dimmer once you're out of the first area and details matter! PRISON BREAK requires you to be split up into two different areas to start and you have to communicate by talking across cells. The puzzles are more challenging than the other rooms and it has a couple elements that may not be good for really young ones. My oldest, who is on the spectrum, likes this room because there are more puzzles that require a physical aspect like using a tool. He's not the biggest fan of puzzles and only goes for his brother so he likes the games where he can "participate" more as he says. Although, a lot of their rooms had elements that he enjoyed. THE DEPTHS doesn't get too dark. I like how on theme everything is including the sounds. We asked for the most hints in this room because sometimes I make puzzles harder than they need to be. GOLD RUSH is my second favorite, who doesn't want to be in a mini mine? My boys like the cabin part the best, you'll see why when you try it out. My favorite room is SPECIAL OPS. You start in a Middle Eastern market and the story just unravels from there. I think this was the most immersive, you almost forget where you are for a second. Every aspect really does flow well. If you're new to escaping, this will definitely set the bar high for future rooms. If you're a habitual escapee, then hopefully you will love this place. We did all six in two days because the staff is wonderful, the rooms are so much fun, and there's good food nearby to take breaks in between games. So go try it out and don't forget to leave a review! read more