The Escape Tulsa

Whole family (everybody over 23 years old) went and had a great time. We picked the murder room and were able to solve in about 45 minutes. Certainly was not easy but the six of us were able to work through the puzzles and get is solved.
I would think that high schoolers and older would be fine at this room but middle school and below might get bored easily. Puzzles are not easy.
The furnishings for this house and for our puzzle room were pretty sparce. Not sure what I was expecting but there is very little in the room besides what you need to solve the puzzle.
We all said we would go back and do another room in the future. Highly recommend!
A quick word on parking — we came in from the east and parked on the street. The main parking and main entrance are on the west side — I’d recommend parking there.
Super friendly staff who explained everything well before we went in.
Final recommendation — do this with six people you know — my personal opinion is that doing this with folks you don’t know would be a different experience.

I’ve been three times. The first time, we got out. The next two times, we were all taken to jail or were killed by the mad professor (I think). Every room is different and very few months, they change the scenario of how to get out.

There’s not much I can say that the other reviewers haven’t already said. Go early so you can have time to figure out how and where to park. My group was 6 people and the theme of our room was USSR related. We finished 20 min early and it would’ve been cool to have a discount to incentivize our return. I will mention they gave us 5 $ off t-​shirts for an early finish. I love problem solving and logic so I’m definitely interested in returning.

This was such a great time. The staff was really friendly and my group had a great time. The facility was really clean as through.
If you go, you have to be with an «organization» or a company. I went with my boyfriend and his siblings and it was a great bonding experience.
Definitely get there ten minutes early. Parking is tricky the entrance and parking is on the back side by Quick Trip.

Escape Rooms are a trend popping up in every city so it’s nice that one has come to Tulsa. The premise is that you’re locked in a room with a group and you have an hour to search through clues in order to escape. While it sounds like it could potentially be scary, it’s definitely not. It’s a fun and unique way to spend an afternoon with friends!
The Escape Tulsa has three levels of difficulty for which they publish the successful escape stats. We did the easiest room, which had something like a 39% success rate. They let us have up to 6 people in a room but we went with 4. I’ve heard other locations will fill your group with people you don’t know until it’s full. I was glad Escape Tulsa didn’t do this so we could just enjoy the time with our friends.
We managed to escape under 30 min, so the only downside is that we paid around $ 75 as a group for less than 30 min of actually enjoying the game. It’d be nice if you got at least a coupon or something for escaping early!
The people here seems really excited and passionate about their business. They talked to us about future rooms they’re in the process of planning and were so happy to have us. They really made the experience fun and comfortable, though you don’t have any interaction with them once the game starts. The building is clean and is located in the historic Riverview neighborhood which is neat. I’d definitely recommend this to anyone wanting to do something different than going out to a bar or movie.