Alice in Wonderland

Two similar colors in one puzzle stalled us even though we had the method right, and another step was hard to physically see. A repeated mechanic wore thin, and the final Beatmania-style moment wasn’t a puzzle at all. Our GM didn’t help much when asked, which made it worse.

Set design absolutely nails Wonderland. One puzzle was acting up and the overall difficulty is very low, so I’d send beginners or a group of four for the best time. Go for the atmosphere more than the challenge.

Classic 60Out theming that sometimes looks a bit cheap in fantasy rooms. The door-knocking puzzle took us a second, but everything clicked in hindsight. The second half felt bigger and more on-theme, with tech that kept things fresh despite one finicky piece that still worked without hints.

Some clever ideas, but a prop hiccup and a color-based step that was hard to read took the shine off. Our GM kept nudging us even when we didn’t ask. The rhythm bit at the end felt random, not puzzly.

Beautiful room with mismatched, worn puzzles that didn’t flow well. Some tasks dragged, others felt like following instructions, and a few elements weren’t synced right. GM was nice, but the design fought us the whole way.

My first escape room and I’m hooked. The game was creative, flowed nicely, and we kept overthinking the obvious. Perfect intro level and our game master was wonderful.

The puzzles tie neatly into the story and build logically. Gameplay is imaginative but the room feels dated and aimed at kids. Still enjoyable, though I’d suggest Grandma or Jumanji over this one at the same venue.

Fun for a small family. Interactive tasks, minimal padlocks, and a sweet GM who kept the tone light. We finished with time to spare and loved the décor.

Cute and colorful but definitely easy. It’s basically two spaces, so don’t expect a huge footprint. Still a charming hour if you’re into Wonderland.

The visuals pop with big props and a dreamy vibe. Difficulty runs easy, with some searching and a few audio/physical bits that make it great for kids and newcomers. We played with four and barely needed the GM.

Gorgeous set, cozy difficulty, and very kid-friendly. We brought our niece and nephew and they were buzzing the whole time. Not scary, just pure whimsy. Would happily recommend to first-timers.

We liked the puzzles but needed hints on more than half, and discovering it’s only two rooms was a slight letdown. Still, a solid time overall.

As a seasoned player, I liked a couple of tactile moments and the overall theme, but the tech felt tired in spots and the finale didn’t land. Still decent if you’re in it for the vibe over challenge.

Very much a starter room. Super easy, we ended with tons of time left, and the playful design screams kid-friendly. A great first step into escape rooms.

Fun idea and some solid puzzles, but the tech acted up here and there. Lands as a perfectly average room overall.