Company The Locked Inn

As a frequent player, this is an easy standout—slick intro, big production value, and a room that flows with smart transitions and layered puzzles. We ran it as a family from veteran to first-timers, and everyone contributed, including our 4-year-old with tactile tasks. Tons to do, great pacing, and several grin-inducing nods for 80s fans. Don’t miss it.

I played solo and Cody was fantastic—funny, attentive, and kept things moving without stepping on the experience. The build feels expansive and detailed from the jump, with excellent puzzle flow. Some wear shows because it’s clearly loved, and I was told it may rotate out soon, so catch it while you can.

Chatted with Heather before booking and she was incredibly kind and accommodating. The room is well maintained for such a prop-heavy, retro build, and the puzzles are intuitive even if you didn’t grow up in the 80s. Bring a bigger team to savor it—this one’s a must if you’re nearby.

Packed with good props and punchy puzzles, but we ran into a few moments where something unlocked out of sight, leaving us unsure if a step worked until the GM chimed in. It dinged immersion a bit but the overall wow factor still carried the day. We left smiling.

Fun space with cool effects, but I’d trim the number of locks and dial back the red herrings—they caused avoidable stalls. That said, the staff were upbeat and helpful, and the theme shines. Worth a visit.

The room felt like a genuine trip back to the 80s, with surprising set changes and responsive elements that kept us grinning. Heather was lovely, and Tanner and Ariel nailed the hosting. My parents’ first escape room and they’re now hooked.

Top-tier production with several genuine “no way!” moments. Puzzles are varied, logical, and embedded in the environment so well you forget you’re solving. Instant favorite.

Stepped into 1985 and instantly grinned. The set, the music, the cheeky surprises—so good. Cody kept the hints light and on point, and our whole group stayed busy the entire hour. Total blast.

Brought our 5-year-old and she actually got to help sort, search, and press things—huge win. Ariel made her feel like a superstar before we even started, and Heather was so welcoming. Awesome family memory and a room we’ll talk about for a while.

My partner and I played as a duo and finished by keeping a brisk pace. Loved how 80s memories got woven into puzzle logic so it felt fair, not trivial. Charming local spot—highly recommend.