Odysea Mirror Maze

Laser maze is a blast for the kids, check Groupon for deals so you don’t break the bank.
Love the sitting area outside, great for waiting parents when the weather is cool and breezy.
Bummer that you can’t even bring water for a birthday party, it’s $ 0.99 per additional 8oz bottle, but it beats the $ 1.25 pouch of Carpi Sun. My kids love ice cream but we couldn’t bring an ice cream cake either. Loosen up, allow us to bring water (this is AZ) and our own cakes for the parties.

Had fun in the mirror maze. Try to go when it’s not too crowded. We arrived at 1230 on a saturday and just one other person inside. Got busier as we walked through. You can see it all on the one trip ticket $ 4. Just keep wandering around until you see it all. Didn’t try the laser challenge.

A ton of money for one turn through the laser maze. A family of 4 cost $ 100.00 and it’s not worth that kind of money. I do not recommend this activity. Total waste of time. Go to Dave and Busters or Cracker Jacks. Rip off! I am 100% convinced that the 4 star reviews are the owner’s friends. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME OR MONEY.

Thanks to Roxie and crew at the Mirror Maze for making my daughter’s 10^th bday a great one — 7 or 8 kids running through a mirror maze took a good amount of time, and doing the lazer maze individually and with teams was a fun time waster. They prepared everything for the party, and made sure everything went smoothly — great place for youngers !

I had my sons 8^th birthday party here. So much fun. Roxy took care of everything from decorating to serving. That’s a huge relief because I can enjoy the kids and have fun also. I think it was worth every penny!
This kids loved the laser maze and we couldn’t get them out of the mirror maze, literally lol.
They provided the cupcakes which were really good. I ordered pizza, barros, which isn’t my favorite but for kids it’s fine. We have dinner and dessert left over for a long time!
A nice surprise was they wouldn’t take tips.
This was a great party. Definite recommend going here

Got a Groupon for my son’s 10^th Birthday party (would never pay regular prices). It was all inclusive for 10 kids and they don’t charge adults who are staying. The Butterfly Garden was not included and each kid could go through the maze as many times as possible and twice through the lazer maze. We scheduled for first thing on a Sunday morning which was perfect because no one else was there for the first hour.
The mirror maze was enjoyable for the kids and interesting for adults.
Something that sucked was paying taxes upon arrival. What was awesome was the party planner Roxy had the party room decorated awesome along with a neat little «Top Secret Agent» folder and game for the kids to play. The cupcakes were slightly above average.
The MOST amazing part of the experience: the birthday party attendant is NOT expecting or allowed to receive tips. CAN YOU IMAGINE!!!
The whole place is a neat idea, but outrageously priced.

The maze is very well done and pretty cool inside but it is a relatively small maze and after 5 to 10 minutes my eight year old daughter was ready to go. You can go through as many times as you want but after once through we were ready to go.

Me and my girlfriend went on a date here because the laser maze looked like fun and something different to do. It costs about $ 10 for 5 tickets, and each ticket entitles one person to go through the maze challenge or two tickets lets two people go at the same time. The laser maze lasts only 60 seconds and though it was fun, it went by very quickly and wasn’t anything crazy or mind-​blowing. Also, the line seemed like it could get very long especially when large families came in. Overall it was a good experience, because it was something different, but I most likely would not go back again.

If I could leave 0 star I would. Took my 4 year old daughter in here. Once we got in she got scared and wanted to leave immediately. We were there for 5 mins total. When I asked the lady if we could have a refund since these are all day passes and were literally only here for 5 mins she said no. Very rude staff. I’m not coming back here ever. Waist of time and money.

I took my daughter (13) here today. She and I did the Mirror Maze together and then she did the Lazer maze by herself.
We stood in line at the ticket booth only to be told that since we are just buying maze tickets and not Butterfly tickets we have to get those at the entrance down the way. It would be nice if they put a sign up.
They have you put on plastic gloves before going in and tell you to keep your hands up in front of you. This is to keep finger prints off the mirrors and to keep you from smacking your face in the mirrors.
We both thought it was cool. It only took us 5 minutes to find the exit of the mirror maze so we went back in to do it again.
It really is hard to see what is a mirror and what is a clear path. I’d see my daughter in a mirror straight ahead and walk towards her only to find that she was actually to my right. We’d get a kick out of that.
The Lazer maze is small and take less than two minutes to complete. It’s an empty room with four walls and lasers criss crossing through the room.
The attendee will tell you your score at the end and how many lasers you broke.
We both had fun but was it worth the money? $ 28 for two ppl in 15 minutes… No it’s not really worth the money. Though you have an all day pass for the mirror maze, your not really going to spend all day. It’s too short so going through twice was enough.
I think a fair price would be $ 5 mirror maze and $ 3 Lazer maze.

So it’s a Friday & my kids are begging me to take them to some mirror maze that their babysitter took them to. I give in and decide to take them… I’m up for a challenge. I should have realized this place was a joke when we walked in and we were the only ones there. I chalked it off thinking the rain kept Arizonians off the road.
We pay $ 30 for the three of us, a lady tells us to put gloves on and off we go. I was there five hours ago and I am still waiting for someone to call me to tell me I was on Candid Camera. ARE YOU F’N SERIOUS??? We walk through a dark curtain and enter this room where the most bizarre music is BLARING, lights are flashing? We walk around trying to find how the F we get out of this nightmare. Three minutes and a nauseous stomach later, we see another black curtain and walk through. And there we are at the exit. If I had not been so thankful to get the F out of that disaster and run out the door i would have demanded a refund. But I figured I would throw up on the guy behind the register if I said a word.

I have never taken a hallucinogenic, but I would imagine maybe someone on that sh*t may appreciate this. Otherwise, do yourself a favor and stay clear. I am firing my babysitter who took my kids here in the first place. (kidding)

Definitely NOT worth the money. Paid $ 14 for a Groupon for 2 and brought my mom and daughter with thinking it would be a fun experience. Paid $ 9.95+tax and tax on the groupon as well for their «all day pass.» Save your $$ and buy thr 2x walkthrough pass because that’s all you’ll do. The first time is exciting and fub trying to find the next maze, only to be disappointed to end back at the store front after 5 minutes of the mirror maze. Like other Unilocalers have said, if this was just an add on to the Butterfly Wonderland it would be fine or if they charged 2 – 3 bucks for the «all day» one would feel less ripped off. Definitely won’t be back

I am so glad I got a Groupon for this place. Not worth $ 9.95 to go through a 2 minute maze. Don’t get me wrong the first time we did the maze took us about 10 minutes to get out. After that it was 2 min or less. There is a laser maze but you will have to pay for that individually. We probably won’t go back again until they get more stuff or if we are going to the Butterfly Wonderland next door.

Wow, just not worth it. Took us, with 4 little kids, 5 mins to get through. A group of younger kids came in and all they did was scream, yell, push and shove! It was so annoying. For over $ 40 I feel really ripped off. Don’t waste your time or money.

My family of 4 really enjoyed our trip here. We had a groupon for the mirror maze, bought the $.75 wacky glasses, & tried the laser maze 5 times. We got there at 10am on a Saturday & the first & only customers for the hour we were there. We did the mirror maze 4 times (2 adults, 11yr old, & a 10 yr old) in 45 minutes. It was fun & unique & loved the different options we were given each round (sounds, glasses, finding hidden butterflies).
The Laser maze was more of a disappointment. From the website, it shows that you can watch the participant which is incorrect. If you want to see your child complete the maze, you have to pay $ 1.95 for an emailed copy. I think part of the fun is cheering each other on which was not included.
We were in & out in 1 hour. We spent $ 50 total. Was it worth it? Definitely. Would we go again? Probably not.

This place is fun! You can go over & over. Go backwards from exit to entrance! Get different lights, and totally use the glasses! So trippy! Worth the drive! The butterflies are okay, but Thor maze is way better!

Did this with a group of friends over the weekend and I have mixed feelings about it.
The mirror maze WAS pretty cool. The downside? The kids. Kids pushing past me took away the mystery of where the mirrors were and were not. I would love to come back if they did adult nights like the science center does.
It’s a bit expensive for what it is and the laser maze is a separate charge (we did not do).

Once you’ve exhausted everything else to do in the greater Phoenix area, you might want to check this place out. However, be forewarned, there’s just not much to it. There’re two TINY mazes — a mirrored one and one created by lasers. The mirrored one takes about five minutes to get through the first time and about two minutes for subsequent runs. So, there’s about seven minutes or so of entertainment for your $ 10 per person. After that, you just won’t feel like doing it again.
So, you’ll move on to the laser maze challenge, which requires an additional fee — it ranges from $ 2 to $ 4 depending on how many times you want to go through it. It’s a small room outfitted to look like a bank vault with lasers mimicking the alarm system. The idea is to move through the room as fast as you can whilst avoiding the lasers — you get a score based on how fast you get through it. The score system not only discourages youngsters from lingering inside the «vault,» but it encourages them to move through it as fast as they can, which, according to the guy running the attraction, turns this thing into a real money making machine — probably another reason why they make the room look like a bank vault.
My eleven year old went through both mazes twice and was ready to hit the road. So, although he did thoroughly enjoy the half-​hour experience, this is not something anyone of any age will want to spend a whole afternoon doing. Was it worth the $ 25? I think so — glance at Scottsdale real estate prices and you’ll get a better understanding of why things cost so much around here. Would I do it again? Probably — next year, but not anytime soon.

Waste of money. Waste of time. Wow! Even paying $ 12 for two of us with a Groupon, it was not worth it. The laser maze was not included. It was extra. Oh, and be prepared to pay sales tax when you get there!
The first five minutes I was thinking it was pretty cool. The mirrors did give an illusion that made it interesting to walk around. However, that was it! Five minutes and we were done. We even walked back through instead of exiting thinking we had missed something!
Also, the pictures on the website are a bit misleading. You expect to see brightly colored, well lit panels with designs. There was a design, but it was basically the same all the way through and too dark to appreciate.

What a great experience.
Don’t miss out on the Mirror Maze and the Laser Maze Challenge. All off are boys and girls loved challenging each other for the best time through the Laser Maze
We all also spent about a half hour going through the Mirror Maze having a great time.
We’ve kept going back time after time after time.