Sugar Rush

Don’t let the cute candy vibe fool you—this room bites back. We chose the harder mode and got a nice range of puzzles that hit different senses, all in a linear flow. It’s great for 3–4, or even a speedy couple, and there’s no brute forcing here. Our GM, Cali, was lovely and accommodated us late on a Sunday.

Fun overall. The props aren’t as immersive as other places, but the puzzles hit a nice difficulty and we escaped with zero hints. It’s almost all locks, little tech, and some of the locks were sticky. I’d send a group of three or four.

We expected a kids’ room and got a legit challenge. We topped the leaderboard, but we also work in escape rooms, so don’t let that fool you. One puzzle alone could take 20 minutes. Our GM, Zmar, was the sweetest and made the run even better.

Way sweeter than it looks, and trickier too. My partner and I cleared it with a couple of nudges, and the linear flow kept us locked in. Cute set, upbeat music, and puzzles that feel fair once you see the click.

Took our tween and had a blast. It’s mostly locks, but the dessert puzzles are clever and the GM kept us moving when we stalled. One puzzle’s clueing was fuzzy, otherwise a delightful sugar rush.

Fun idea but the room feels a bit office-y, and there’s just too much stuff to sift through. A couple locks were sticky, which killed momentum. Staff was great, though, and the logic made sense in the end.

A mostly linear, low-tech run that still entertains. Staff was super friendly—shoutout to Harley—and our duo finished without trouble. Solutions felt logical, though I wish they’d retire the weighing puzzle since it’s inconsistent.

Loved the donut and cupcake moments, and it definitely wasn’t a cakewalk. The scent-based step threw us off, but we still escaped with time. Worth it for small groups who like to think.

Challenging in a fun way that pushed us to think sideways. The donut and cupcake puzzles were standouts, while the scent element felt more confusing than clever. Still an easy recommend.

We’ve finished all of Legacy’s rooms and Sugar Rush surprised us with more depth than the decor suggests. A few puzzles were tricky but fair, though we got stuck on steps that weren’t ready yet and some design choices made it hard to tell what connected. Fun overall, but it could be more immersive.

Great pick with younger kids; our 9-year-old had a blast. Some fresh puzzle ideas we hadn’t seen before, though one step needed clearer cluing. We finished with hints and a bit of extra time, and still left happy.

Loved the concept and the puzzle ideas, but the set and puzzle upkeep felt a little neglected. There are tons of props and it gets overwhelming, which led to frustration.

Compared to nearby rooms, this one’s pretty basic and light on tech, with a lot of number and letter locks plus a directional. There’s some math, and they do give a notepad. One puzzle’s instructions weren’t clear, and with so many items out at once, it’s easy to jump ahead and stall.

Such a cute space that isn’t actually easy. A couple of puzzles could definitely trip people up, but our teamwork clicked and we ended with the fastest time. Loved the whole experience.

Perfect post-horror palate cleanser. Low on tech, high on charm, and the puzzles come together cleanly. We cruised as a duo and left smiling.