Trapped Columbus

WOW. Okay. I have to say, going into this I was not expecting to be impressed. I imagined this being an activity that middle schoolers would do when they got sick of going to the movies. But right at the beginning let me just say I would not at all recommend this for anyone under the age of like 16, maybe 18. The puzzles and riddles you need to solve are actually somewhat difficult, and it is really hard to focus when you’ve got a zombie chasing you trying to chew your leg off…
As for group size, I think you need at least 6 people in order to have a chance of getting out within the allotted hour. We had 7 people and we made it out with just about 5 minutes left. I did this with a group of girlfriends for a birthday party, and there is no doubt that everyone was heavily involved the entire time and kept busy. Mostly busy screaming, but also busy problem solving!
I don’t want to give anything away, but we were in the «Infected» room and I was very impressed with the performances by our doctor and our zombie. They did not break character at all, and they kept us on our toes! Overall it was a great experience, and while I felt a little bit like I was going to have a heart attack at some points, it was well worth the money! I hope this idea sticks in Columbus and they are able to come up with new stories and new puzzles.

Awesome
We joined the elite club of those who got away and removed the handcuffs from our terrorist blighted secret agent… Beware we are strong.
Excellent adventure

An amazing night out in which I highly recommend! Exciting time to figure out the lock to escape the zombie room. Would say16 and above though due to math and problem solving needed. Would also be a great team building event too. Set the escape time record as well. Only ¹⁰⁵⁄₃₂₉ have figured out how to escape, but the misfits did!!!

Went here with my work crew – 12 of us total. It was awesome. We didn’t win (we were sooooo close). Everyone in my group raved about how fun it was.
The clues were challenging, but doable. Different people on my team worked together at different times to solve clues, and it was a great team building experience.
We did have a zombie in the room; he added a TON of pressure, but we really enjoyed it.

My party of 11 tried the «Rescued» room. I liked the fact that there wasn’t a zombie, but some people like that kind of action. We were minutes away from solving it, but we didn’t make it! We obsessed over things that turned out to be nothing. Some parts were really good mysterious, some where kind of lame «plug in this.» Without giving too much away, it was a pretty good experience! I would go again once they change up the rooms, and bring a smarter group along!