Escape room 10+

The Bank Heist

2 - 6 people60 minutesMedium

When overlooked janitors at First American Bank Inc. plan the ultimate revenge, it's a thrilling race against time. Infiltrate the vault, dodge alarms, and outsmart the police. Can you clean the bank out and escape unscathed, or will justice catch you red-handed?

BeginnersWith childrenLarge groups

Company Long Gone Escapes Escape Room

Medium

Not scary

Without actorsActors

EnglishGame language

About the escape room

You and your crew are the janitors at First American Bank Inc. at Copper Hills and you just found out they are getting ready to replace you with an outside maid service. So you have one more shot to clean the bank. Instead, you wanted revenge so you masterminds hatched a plan to clean the bank out. The alarm has been tripped and the police will be arriving soon. Can you get the cash and make the dash before the police arrive, or will you be caught red handed?

Brief assessment

Navigator AI

A snappy bank‑heist caper with super friendly hosts, kid‑safe vibes, and a ticking‑clock rush. Best for small teams who enjoy classic lock‑and‑key puzzling without the scary stuff.

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4.8

47 reviews on Google

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AI Overview

AIGuests consistently praise the owners/GM for being welcoming and helpful. The room is small and works best with 2–4 players, and the puzzle style leans heavily on locks and keys. A few teams found certain steps frustrating or boggling, yet most still had fun and many escaped with hints. Families felt comfortable, and even young kids could pitch in.

WeaknessesThe space is quite small and can feel cramped with larger groups. Puzzle design leans lock‑heavy, which some players found repetitive or occasionally frustrating. Not ideal if you prefer techy interactions or big set pieces.

StrengthsWarm, attentive staff and an inviting, family‑friendly atmosphere. Fun heist theme with a clear objective and satisfying time pressure. Affordable for groups and easy to recommend to friends and families.

SecurityNo safety concerns reported, and the room reads as low‑risk and family‑oriented. Standard briefing and supervision from the GM keep things on track.

Level of fearNot scary at all, and suitable for kids; one review mentions a 5‑year‑old happily joining the search. Expect tension from the timer, not horror elements.

Actors' gameNo live actors mentioned. Interaction is mainly with the GM, who reviewers describe as kind, supportive, and quick with hints when needed.

Quality of riddlesMostly traditional lock‑and‑key and search‑based steps with straightforward logic, though a few moments can feel clunky. Difficulty ramps enough to stump beginners at times but stays fair with hints. Puzzle variety is modest rather than tech‑driven.

PlotYou’re disgruntled janitors turning a final shift into a bank heist while the alarm blares and the cops close in. It’s a race to grab the cash and get out before you’re caught.

Difficulty levelLow‑to‑moderate overall. Beginners and small groups should manage fine with a few hints, while larger or puzzle‑veteran teams may find it easier but still fun under the clock.