This is our second time visiting Adventure Seekers and it was just as fun the 2nd time as it was…read morethe first! We were a little bummed that the VR experiences and escape rooms are no longer available but it was still so fun. Great for the entire family! Highly recommend.

My daughter and I stumbled on this place when we were in Branson last month and I'm glad we did…read more I drove by this place and searched for discount tickets on the Goog. I luckily found half off tickets on Groupon so I picked up a pair and we went to Adventure Seekers the next day. The Groupon ticket exchange was easy and the employees were all really nice. We both had a blast. There were a ton of cool displays, exhibits, and video games to play. The Flyride was really fun as well. We really liked it and we would definitely go back if we are in the area again.

Once off the coolest experiences in Branson! Take your family and see who is the "Thinker" in the…read moregroup...take your work tram and haves Team Building adventure then go into the virtual world and release some steam!! Suck a wonderful place to visit!

Update: the company reached out to resolve my disatisfaction. They took care of me...more than is…read morenecessary. Due to a great response and clearly caring about how their customers feel, I'm raising my rating to 4 stars. I am keeping my initial review posted, as I still believe the information is correct. Initial Review: I've done 60+ escape rooms and this one is mid for me. They do have good, tech-based puzzles. The problem is that there are not very many of them. We did Wizard of Oz, which is described as medium difficulty. After getting stuck by a tech-specific element in the first room, I thought we were struggling. We still finished with over 20 minutes left. I walked out thinking, "that's it?" I would hate to see what the low difficulty room is like. Another matter, which doesn't factor into my rating but is good to know...they charge a ridiculous booking fee. For three people, it should have been $120. When they told me my total of $142, I was shocked. It was $22 in taxes and a booking fee. And...I didn't even book ahead of time. I was a walk in. I guess the booking fee is for them allowing me to play? I love escape rooms, but a high-priced room that's light on puzzles just isn't worth it. Unfortunately, I won't be returning to try any of their other rooms.

I would highly recommend this. My husband and I have done over 100 escape rooms and this was a fun…read moreway to put a new spin on it for us. The staff was very helpful in explaining what to expect and adjusting our equipment. At first it is hard to adjust to the play area in the game vs. the actual room you are in (a grid pops up in the game so you don't run into any real walls) as well as the hand controls, but after a few minutes you get used to it . We did Beyond Medusa's Gate and it was fun to do puzzles in Ancient Greece and it really required teamwork like a real escape room. The only other virtual reality we have done is The Void in Atlanta, and while that was fun for a 15 minute intro to exploring VR, Questledge is more like a true 60 minute escape room where you feel challenged and truly experience that adrenaline rush of figuring out what to do next. We can't wait to go back.

I initially scheduled a scavenger hunt when the Nixa location first opened due to the…read moreunavailability of escaping that day. Our group was a mixture of kids and adults but we all enjoyed the hunt. We wanted to escape in the future so Debbie arranged for us to return. We finally got our band back together to swing by and I'm so glad we did! The escape game was thoughtful and complex enough to take the full hour to figure out. The challenge of the Auction House was very fun and we were finally able to solve it with some assistance and about 30 seconds left. I would highly recommend Questledge for their escapes, scavenger hunts and VR experiences. We noticed several groups enjoying VR while we were there. Debbie and company have a good thing going on Main Street!