Room Escape Adventures

Great fun! We had a birthday party there for our 12 year old son. 11 Children, 3 adults one zombie and one staff member. It was crowded, hot, noisy, and way too much FUN! The acting was amazing, Staff members Dominic and Alicia really went all out for us. We will be back for «Still Hungry»!

Very interesting, the zombie is so good! Escaped! Better than I thought! So much fun!

Had an amazing time today! Other than the room being really hot, maybe put a fan or an a/​c, the overall experience was amazing. We came up short by a minute, but definitely worth the time and money. Would love to go again someday, and deff a morale boost for a team

I went with a group of family and friends a few weeks ago. We had so much fun! It’s fast paced, exciting and even better than we expected! We had Alicia and Dominic as our performers and both were great! I definitely recommend checking this out.

We did the Still Hungry version tonight. We previously did the Zombie in A Room a couple years ago and although we ‘died’ in that one, we had a fun time. We were excited to try the new version. Totally different with an all new room and all new clues. Just as entertaining as the first time! Total adrenalin rush and tons of fun. Thankfully, we had a great group of 10 that really worked well together. Highly recommend this for a fun new experience with friends. Hoping that they come up with a new puzzle soon. Great, great time and Im not just saying that because we survived. Shout out to the host Hannah and Owenvthe Zombie — awesome job guys!!!

First time trying something like this, the whole experience was great. Hannah and Yasmine were great, they were so high energy they provided extra jump scares without being scary. The adventure is clearly set up to engage the customer and is thought out very well without quite being unfair. They really mean it when they say not to stand in the corner, there’s ways to engage as long as you keep an eye on the zombie and be ready to move. Oh, and get your tickets ahead of time, smooths out the whole process. Hope to come back for the other room!

If you do not have a groupon, I would say that it’s worth going … Meaning that we had a groupon for 4 people and first were told that we couldn’t do it without at least one more person. We rounded up two more people and they said «ok great! See you tonight.» When we get there they seemingly were confused about another group joining us (we were told we’d be the only ones) and then after a while, very awkwardly asked for the payment for the two extras IN CASH right away. It was super shady. Hard to really get into it after that. We also started and ended really late which kinda sucks on a weeknight. If you paid full price to start, I’m sure they wouldn’t pull any shenanigans. At least I would hope not.

We had a great time today. We did the Still Hungry room. We were a group of 4 and got paired with a group of 6 teens. We were not sure what to expect but we all worked great together and escaped with 1 minute 23 seconds on the clock! You really have to work together in order to make it out. The zombie is not there for a scare factor it is more of a distraction and stress factor. You have to try to find clues while making sure you don’t get in the path of the zombie and you are really crammed together at the end so if you have personal space issues you might find it uncomfortable, it is also worth. Mentioning that the room was smaller than we anticipated for being able to fit 12 people so again things get tight at the end. All of us had a great time and would recommend it. Our zombie and professor were really great and a lot of fun.

A blast! A very fun activity/​outing. It’s not scary at all, but it’s incredibly stimulating (I think a family with young teenagers –or maybe even a bit younger and not very impressionable kids– will really dig it). Within minutes your mind gears into overdrive and you’re completely immersed into problem-​solving.
Our actors (can’t remember the names –Fri ⁴⁄₁₅ at 7p, Room 1) were sweethearts and made our experience a very memorable one. The nicest Zombie in the world and the Doc was a lit of help and fun.
Look for a poster on a door right next to a parking lot. That’s the entrance. If it’s locked and no one seems to be in, knock loud and be patient.

This was a ton of fun! For those of you who don’t know, you’re in a group of 10 so if you go with less people, you’re going to be grouped with strangers, which was perfectly fine for us but you best hope theyre helpful!
The zombie starts out being behind a door and then his chains (which are around his hands) get a little looser every 5 mins so he can get closer to you. And if he touches you, you have to stand at the side of the room and you cant move but you can still talk. Honestly, it’s not so bad with so many cooks in the kitchen so don’t get discouraged if that happens. Theres tons of riddles for you to solve! That being said, the zombie can pretty much move wherever as time gets down to the wire, which really complicates things. I think I would have started with a zombie-​less Escape first because the riddles are a tad hard even without trying to dodge a zombie. You’d try to unlock something and the zombie would charge at you so you have to run away. Definitely adds an extra challenge!
Even though it’s hard, there is a staff member with you in the room that will basically point to clues and give you hints. Trust me, you’ll need this.
Lastly, this probably isn’t a thing for young children unless it’s a birthday party where the zombie can tone himself down. I’m 24 and everyone was around my age or older except for a 5 year old and an 8 year old (and their dad). The five year old got so scared he immediately ran out of the room and the 8 year old was kind of freaked too (and didn’t really do much). The zombie looks like a zombie and chases you around, i even got jumpy. Take your kids to a non-​zombie one first.

My friends and I had such a great time doing this! It was pretty much as I expected. The puzzles were challenging but not too hard. We escape with 6+ minutes to spare. Our zombie Hannah was great. She had just the right amount of zombiness (moving around to keep us on our toes with an occasional «Help Me!») but not being obnoxious about it (surreptitiously moving out of the way when she heard that we needed to get somewhere).
The room had a center island which was helpful because we could get the zombie to go on one side of it so we could reach things on the other. I think even if her chain was at maximum length, we would have been able to avoid her this way.
Only one glitch: the batteries were too low to operate one of the things. Our moderator Dominic quickly opened the box and tweaked it as if we had successfully done it ourselves.
He was great; he would stare at something we missed when we got stuck.
The room had orange circles stuck on things to indicate ‘no clue here’ which contributed to our getting out in time. I would put one on the air freshener stuck to the ceiling, though. I was trying to figure out how to get high enough to open it, but it really wasn’t a prop.
One thing I personally didn’t like was the evaluation at the end. If this was a team-​building exercise from a company, I could see the value of this. But we were just a bunch of friends, so it seemed kind of silly. One friend said she agrees it was dumb, BUT another said he really liked it, so take this comment with a grain of salt.
Here’s what makes me want to give them 6 stars if I could: I paid for all 12 tickets but then could only find 9 people to come. The Associate Producer refunded me for the 3 tickets we didn’t use. He did this after-​the-​fact, so it’s not like they were able to resell them. That’s awesome customer service.
Here’s one tip: some of the puzzles are pieces of paper mounted to things. There are so many different groups of puzzles to figure out that you often aren’t aware of what the others are doing. So a bunch of times someone started trying to solve a puzzle that was already solved. In hindsight, it would have been helpful if I had brought a pad of post-​it notes (they supply paper and pen) so we could write down the answer to something we solved and stick it right on it. Then others would know that a particular thing was already solved and not waste time on it.
We’re already talking about when we’re going to return to do the other room, Still Hungry.
I can’t wait. I had a really, really great time. And yes, I’ll bring some post-​it notes!

We have done a few of these «rooms» through various groups. Acting here was top notch. The room itself needs a makeover. Its banged up and damaged in places. 12 people are 2 – 4 too many for the size of the room especially with a zombie on the loose. The puzzles were fun and well thought out and we did escape with ample time to spare.
The zombie did add stress and chaos and a bit too much in our opinion. We appreciated the acting effort it just took away from the experience.
Even though it might not be our favorite room, we still give it 4 stars for effort and spirit.

What a great experience and time! Our lab professor Bob, was (I think that’s his name) was super awesome and our Zombie (Raj) too. Would recommend it to anyone who’s looking for a different kind of group activity to do.

I took 7 teenagers with me. I was very worried whether they would get into it or not. But they had a blast they are looking forward to coming back and the trying other adventure.

My brothers and I participated in a Room Escape adventure as a birthday gift to one of my bros. We had no idea what to expect when walking in. Our experience absolutely blew us away.
The whole thing was organized extraordinarily well. We received clear instructions from the start, with humor tied into the presentations. We had a total blast cracking such unique and multi-​step clues. We’d never done anything like this before and we could hardly stop talking about what fun it was the whole ride home after! Dominic and Sam did phenomenal jobs in their roles, Dominic for expertly guiding us and Sam both for entertaining us with his quips and terrifying us with his devoted and practiced role as the zombie. Even two weeks later, my brothers and I are still talking about it, sharing our experience with friends and coworkers and recommending it to everyone we can. I’m even coming back next month with a new group of friends!
Love love LOVED the whole thing and I recommend it to anyone who is looking for a fun, reasonably-​priced activity in the city! Oh, and if you go, make sure to tip Dominic and Sam for their amazing performances and the passion they put into their jobs– they really deserve it and they are what makes the amazing night what it is. Thank you, guys!

This was an amazing night with family and friends. The staff wAs really in character and made the night a success ! Dominic and Sam really worked the room ! We had a group of ten and then a couple on a date night. We all just worked together and screamed and laughed our way for the entire hour. Thanks to the staff !!!

I promise it’s not a 4 star because I’m secretly angry that I will never survive a zombie apocalypse on my own. I KNOW I WONT OKAY?! I just hate that smart puzzles make me feel like a slowing DUMB running target too… lol.
All in all it was very fun, and def done better with more people. Puzzles are hard for me. I’m a L4D person, and I always failed horribly at the Residence Evil games that had puzzzzzzzzzzles. We didn’t make it out alive, but in our defense there was some carnival going on and our WHOLE crew was late as heck. Thankfully they waited, and Dr. something or other was awesome in helping and being funny.
Def worth a try!!!
Sincerely, Zombie Meat.

Awesome awesome awesome! Went last night (right before Halloween of course) with a group of classmates. This is SO MUCH FUN and we all wished they had more that we could do. It’s extremely challenging (in a good way), and there’s only a 30% success rate. With that being said we ALMOST got out.
The staff was amazing (and funny), and did a great job of setting the scene. You can tell there was a lot of hard work put into this, and I will definitely be back next year!

We had a group of 11 people (all friends with puzzle-​solving experience, no strangers).
Compared to other escape rooms I’ve done, the thing that stood out for me here was the cast. Our host was entertaining and quick-​witted during the introduction, and during the room itself she had a great sense of when to hint and when to stand back. And the gentleman who played our zombie did a phenomenal job in a very physical role, making things challenging for us but not impossible (and believe me, if the zombie wanted to, they could make this room impossible). I’ve done a few escape rooms with staff that were only vaguely aware of the puzzle mechanics and who were awkwardly trying to be in character; these two both had acting chops and knew all the details of what was going on.
There was a nice variety of puzzles with no loose ends, which helps when you’re trying to work out the last steps and can narrow down to the items and information that you haven’t used. There was one mechanical set piece that didn’t function as intended, and the host helped us deal with it.
The only reason I’m giving four stars and not five is that I found the overall set-​up kind of stressful. When I initially read the description, I figured the zombie would be confined to a corner for most of the experience, and toward the end you’d really have to start worrying about it… in fact, key parts of the room became «dangerous» much earlier than I expected. That’s part of the challenge, but it made it harder to focus on the puzzle-​solving, which is what I do escape rooms for. It’s a neat gimmick, and for some people, it’ll make the room more fun, but for me, it subtracted slightly more than it added. But overall, lots of fun.

We had an awesome time even though we ended up as zombie meat. They put on a great show once you locked in the room! The zombie girl was earning her check for sure, and it was very challenging. Our group of 4 was paired up with 7 strangers which was very interesting to say the least. We had a great time and would def go back again. Thanks to professor and her zombie!