Five intrepid Escape Artists entered the Asylum... and by god did they have a blast!…read more We decided to enjoy a little family fun day today and so my wife, youngest daughter (12yrs), parents and I figured we'd try tackling an escape room. My wife and I are avid escapees and have a pretty impressive win streak going. After some searching we landed on D2E and we were NOT disappointed. The atmosphere was spot on, the staff (Maggie) was super friendly and helpful, and the room was far bigger than I expected with a good combination of puzzles and scavenger mechanics. 10/10 will be back to explore the rest of the rooms!

Sean and the whole crew made our first escape room experience a truly memorable and fun one - in…read morefact, I've awakened at night wondering how we missed certain things and could have done it better I'm a timid soul and not terribly adventurous but the story, setting, and the interactivity really kept us all engaged - we were truly on a mission - and the time just flew (a great way to escape reality for a bit while working to escape the room). Great value for the money and a heart-pumping yet delightful afternoon was experienced. Do yourselves a favor and make time to visit Dare2Escape!

Awesome escape room, even was given extra time to complete, super creative! Soooo fun, definitely…read morerecommend to anyone visiting orlando!!

My husband and I planned for a full-day escape room visit with Doldrick's on September 6, 2025 and…read morewe powered through their five rooms: Crazy Train, Captain Spoopy Bones, Ghouling Graveyard, Super Bomb Squad, and Red Sled Redemption. Our game master, Jamie, made sure that we were taken care of for the first four rooms. Crazy Train and Captain Spoopy Bones were the stand out experiences for us but honestly, ALL of their rooms are solid puzzle experiences that will tickle the brain and provide that interactive and comedic "Spoopy" element. She also heard that we were from out of town and she took the time to get to know us and our plans for the rest of the week that we were there. A big part of escape rooms are also the photos and she got us photos within the escape rooms and in their lobby! This was so appreciated. At this point, we have done over 200+ rooms and there is always a special place in my heart for mom and pop escape rooms like Doldrick's. We got to meet Rick (the Rick from Dold-Rick) and we got to hear about his passion for the storyline, the scenes, and professionalism. If we are ever back in Orlando/Kissimmee and a new room has opened up, we will definitely pay you all a visit. Highly recommend this escape room location to younger kids and seasoned enthusiasts alike.

The Escape Company is so awesome!…read more Me and my father had just arrived at Disney Pop Century to check in -- to burn some time, we though, "What better thing to do then do an escape room!" The Escape Company has many fun and challenging escape rooms for all to enjoy! We were only 4 steps away from beating the outlawed one. Very well set up! The worker was super nice and funny! Hints were helpful! We had 2 clues leftover at the end of the game -- we were ticked off we didn't use them. Overall an awesome experience! Price wasn't horrible but definitely could've been cheaper. It was a little more expensive then past ones we have done. But other than that, it was truly amazing! Have fun everyone!

Went in with our family of 8 to do Neverland. Had a blast and beat the time of the month. The two…read moreguys working were friendly and helpful for the whole visit. The place is clean from lobby, restrooms and the Escape Room. Thanks for the memories

We had a great host, Garrett. He was funny and informative…read more We got checked in quickly and debriefed. He made it fun. We did the Haunted House escape room. The theming was really neat! I don't want to say anymore to ruin the experience, but we had a lot of fun! We want to go back and do more rooms! We are hooked now.

I think this is one of my most visited escape game locations. I've played many games here, and they…read morehave a variety of levels from beginner to really hard so it's a great place for families or newbies. My most recent experience maybe wasn't 5 star but it was a one off. My partner wrote a really strong review with all the concerns and the owners actually responded and rectified the issues so I won't waste your time re-hashing fixed things. One of my fav things about this location is that the hints don't hurt your time/ability to get out. It makes it more fun. I also really like the lobby. The atmosphere makes you feel like you're in something Sherlock Holmes adjacent and that feels fun. Plus this location is on I-drive but not THAT part of I-drive. (Iykyk)

I'll be honest. I'm not into Star Wars. But I love escape rooms and recently was introduced to this…read moreworld of fun. I love that this is located at Disney springs and has free admission and free parking. Once you arrive to the physical location then you pay to enter the escape room for the price of the event. So fun. I think I would've understood more if I knew the characters and storylines. But that's okay. Note** this is a digital experience, therefore I wouldn't recommend to individuals that are light sensitive or prone to seizures.

This was my first virtual reality experience. A friend told me about his trip here and since I am a…read moreStar Wars fan I have wanted to visit it ever since. Before I could get here my daughter got to experience the Void Ghostbuster experience in Times Square which she absolutely loved. I finally found some time to go to Disney Springs and off we went. It was incredibly easy to book the tickets on my phone on the day I decided to go. I bought my tickets right before heading over and there were still plenty left. When you look online you can see how many tickets are left for each time slot. Two adult tickets came to a hefty $78. We actually ended up arriving early and they took us in right away. First you fill out a waver on a computer and then they print you out a wristband with your rebel name. You can't take pictures inside but the cast members offered to take a picture of us before we went in. From there it was on to the preview show where you scan your wrist band and select your storm trooper color so you can recognize each other in the experience. Since there were only the two of us they let us know that they could pair us up with other people but it never happened. We were taken into the suit up area where we put on a back pack with a gaming computer and the Oculus Rift VR display helmet. There are a lot of belts, straps, and knobs to turn but they do a good job of talking you through each step. You should turn the helmet as tight as you can in order to be able to see the best. I was afraid the gear was going to be heavy but that was not the case. As we put on the equipment I could hear screams from all of the rooms around me. Finally we were taken to the door of of the experience. We had one last check to make sure we could hear, see, and touch. As soon as I flipped my helmet visor down I was in the Star Wars universe 100 percent. I looked at my daughter and she was a storm trooper. I raised my hand to my face and it was the hand of a storm trooper. We were then ushered into the first door and it was on. Our mission was to retrieve some item for the rebels from the Empire. It seemed to follow the Rogue One story line with K-2SO guiding you along. There was a kind of escape room component to the game where we had to figure out how to get out of the rooms in different ways. Finally we got to a room with blasters which we were able to pick up. When we were stuck in one room I just blasted the door open in Han Solo fashion. During the game you have to shoot storm troopers and navigate lava and you can actually feel the heat. When I got shot I could feel a buzzing in my vest. At one point I was holding off storm troopers while my daughter tried to figure out a light sequence in order to open the door so we could escape. The final confrontation with Darth Vader was terrifying. I wish I had spent more time looking up and down instead of just straight ahead. The helmet was a bit cumbersome and sometimes I couldn't see unless I pushed the visor to my face which is difficult to do when you are shooting. It's a minor criticism and this was still the coolest thing I have ever done at Disney. The entire play experience lasted 15 minutes but it was intense and worth the price of admission. After you finish they take pictures of you in the VR gear and you can purchase them for $15 each including the print and a digital download. It turns out that I don't look all that good trussed up like a Thanksgiving turkey so I passed. The void helmet doesn't do any favors to your hair and makeup. I was a sweaty damp mess when I got everything off. I sure hope they clean them. This was the most fun thing I have ever done at Disney and that is saying a lot. I hope this is the future of theme parks. This would definitely fall under Disney's been there haven't done that mantra. If you are in the area don't miss it!

Taryn was a great host! we did the Fright Before Your Eyes room and it was challenging but really…read morefun! Will definitely be back to try the other rooms!

Great experience. We have done many escape rooms in many different states. This is one that has…read morebecome one of our favorites. Cruz & Lydia were professional and helpful.

2nd time with this company (been doing ERs since 2020) and I again am impressed. Intelligently…read morechallenging, not linear, and made us think! Creative decor and a great staff! We will be back to do more!!

My first time doing an escape room, and it was a good time. Definitely a good way to spend an hour…read moreor so.

Really well done escape room. We did the Scooby Doo room which was standard difficulty and…read moredefinitely felt like the right level for the casual walk-ins we were. Mike and Haley were great hosts. Def would come again!

We were looking for something fun to do and decided to check this location out. We had a had time…read moredeciding which room we wanted to try first. We have been to several escape rooms but usually with more people but this time it was the 3 of us. We chose Murder on the Orient Express. The lobby is nicely decorated and sets the tone for the entire experience. Ledell was a great host and was very thorough explaining everything. Hailey was there when we needed clues. Overall we would recommend this room and location to anyone looking for a fun indoor activity with family and friends. We ESCAPED with 5 minutes left!

If you want my opinion, Player 1 Video Game Bar, in Orlando, is fantastic. It's the quintessential…read moreretro-arcade bar. It's dark, cool, and the themed decor fits the place perfectly. For example, the top of the bar is actually a time line of the history of video games...something to take in while you're throwing back a few adult beverages. Assuming that you're looking to drink a bit, they have an outstanding collection of craft beer, and of course, they have the obligatory "80s themed" cocktails. I haven't quite figured out the food menu. But hey, P1VGB is not really, I don't think, that kind of place. GAMES? They have an excellent selection of old school vids. And whatever the game count, it goes up by 60 because they have at least 1 multigame rig (packaged in a Ms. Pac-Man cabinet). This combo brings you most, if not all, of the blockbuster titles from the 80s. They also have several rare machines. Last but not least, they THE SINGLE ALL TIME GREATEST COIN-OP SPORTS GAME! ATARI FOOTBALL!! Yeah, it's that much fun...I still have callouses and blisters from rolling that big ass track ball back in 1979! Pinball? Well, this is not a pinball palace, but, they do have about 8 to 10 tables. Great titles including Twilight Zone, Haunted House, and Jaws. In addition to the coin-op games that us Gen-Xers grew up with, they have multiple videogame consoles available. For a bar that offers this many games set on free play, admission is very inexpensive. I'd say that at any given time, 5 to 10 percent of the games are down. Not too bad. Located just up the street from Sofrito Latin Cafe, this place is well worth a few hours of time time. 5 stars!

This video game bar is small but has a lot to offer. You have to pay to go in but get to play…read morealmost all the games for free. The few exceptions are guitar hero and a few others. The entrance fee is very low under $10 and Florida residents get a discount. They have games like pac man, donkey Kong, mortal kombat, Tetris, and more. I sat at the bar and played the latest version of Mario Kart. They also had controllers for other game consoles like Xbox. I ordered a few beers and they were decently priced. The only thing I did not love were the bathrooms, they were dirty.