Room Escape Adventures

Great concept, but when eight of us arrived to find that two strangers had joined the group only to have the two strangers take over the whole game was infuriating and then just boring. The two strangers decided to take the lead without sharing information with the rest of us and the game became progressively more confusing. I know they want to make as much money as they can but there should be some cap, like if you’ve shelled out for eight tickets maybe you should have the room to yourselves. The two «extras» totally ruined the experience for everyone.

We wanted to go close to the grand opening since the zombie would have the most enthusiasm and there would be a smaller chance of someone spoiling the puzzles.
There was no need to wait in line to check in. There is a sign to the left after you walk in next to the ticket counter where the Escape room is located. They have a waiver to sign on the desk with a name tag. Once everyone is there, the 2 omnipotent people in lab coats will go over the rules while you stand on the orange X. As soon as you get in you can start looking for clues. They have a spot to hang jackets and a few clear boxes for purses, but I left mine in the car.
I enjoyed the puzzles. At first nothing makes sense but find all the clues and keep them out. Bring a pad of paper and pen to compile thoughts because Cell phones or electronc devices are not allowed to be used. The omnipotent helps you but not verbally. We would not have solved it if they didn’t help.
Distracting the zombie is key. Even if you are not good with clues and puzzles you can be bait. The gutsy people on our team were the ones tagged out, but they still helped verbally. The items with green dots are utilized. Watch the clock, an hour goes by fast, the room is about 12×12 and the zombie goes back to make his chain longer by a foot every 5 min.
5 stars for zombie performance, quality of props, design of puzzles, easy online ticketing, and fast check in.