Company Breakout Escape Rooms

One of the best rooms I’ve done—gorgeous atmosphere and well-crafted puzzles. It is packed with stuff, but we liked that look and it was pretty clear what mattered. Heads-up: this one runs cold compared to their others, which fits the vibe but bring a coat if you run chilly.

Cool theme and a little scary. We loved having a live actor and that our run ended up going longer than an hour. Tons of puzzles and definitely tough. The worst part was the lack of AC—several of us felt lousy from the heat—and a key item should’ve been secured, because someone moved it early and we couldn’t complete a step later.

Live actors were amazing and I loved the story. A teammate moved things and a clue basically vanished, so we couldn’t open an important section; this could be fixed if items were taped or bolted down. There’s also a lot that isn’t part of puzzles, which some might like. The main issue was no AC—the heat fried our brains.

This room is hard, and not because the puzzles are brilliantly clever—some of them just feel like, huh? That actually adds to the fun in a weird way. The bar scavenger story explains the chaos, but new players may get frustrated. If you’re ready to overthink and mutter “who designed this,” you’ll enjoy it. Go to the Royal location for the best actors and vibe. I’d still recommend it as a Michigan ... Expand

My first escape room ever and, while very easy, it was a blast. The theme felt cohesive with nothing out of place, and the puzzles were creative instead of endless number sorting. After doing many rooms since, I realize how spoiled I was to start here. I’d recommend it as a great intro to the hobby.

Colorful ship set, silly coconut bits, and puzzles that flow without frustration. Our group of three popped out in 28 minutes and still felt satisfied. Great starter room that doesn’t talk down to you.

Easiest room I’ve done so far; we were out in a little over twenty minutes and had a ton of fun. Pro tip: tell the GM you only want hints if you ask, because we got one we didn’t need and it slightly spoiled the moment. Still a solid time.

We had a blast from the moment the curtain lifted. Our host kept hints on standby and never overstepped, and the card‑toss puzzle was pure joy. Would happily run this as a warm‑up before a harder room.

Brought my 9- and 11-year-olds and let them run point, and they absolutely owned it. Sets are colorful, the vibe is goofy-fun, and the puzzles make sense. Easy win for the kids, and still a good time for the grown-ups.

Super immersive and very involved, but tricky to escape. I moved a clue without realizing it mattered and it threw us off for ages. The live actors were fantastic.