Closed
Mayday
4.62
2 - 6 people60 minutesDifficult
Company Escapology
Difficult
Not scary
Without actorsActors
EnglishGame language
About the escape room
You are secret service agent Jack Lanman, personal bodyguard to the President of the United States onboard Secret Air Mission 27000, also known as Air Force One. You are returning from a European trip with the President that included the G7 Global Economic summit. At the summit it was declared that meaningful discussions with Russia were not possible after Mikhail Gorbachev, leader of the Soviet Union continually refused to meet the President to discuss global peace enhancing the threat to the United States and the rest of the World. You are on the final leg of your journey, high above the clouds in US airspace en-route to the next Presidential meetings in Dallas, Texas.
Suddenly and without warning, each of the four engines on the Boeing VC-137C stop, and the emergency security override puts the plane into a controlled glide towards the surface. The 45,000 feet of altitude will buy you time, but what has caused the engines to suddenly fail? You soon realize that you are in the center of a serious act of sabotage specifically aimed at taking out the President with no thought for casualties, including you! Whoever is responsible has also kidnapped the flight crew so you are alone to solve the mystery and attempt to bring the stricken aircraft safely back to earth.
Your mission is to restart the engines and safely land the plane. You will need to establish your position and learn how to safely engage the autopilot to give yourselves any chance of survival. But first, you need to find which of the crew is not a genuine member of the Secret Service and is, in fact, a Spy whose final mission is to eliminate the President in an attempt to destroy the United States. Do you have the necessary skills to uncover the carefully laid plot? Can you keep your nerve under extreme pressure as the plane slowly loses altitude? A maximum glide time of 60 minutes gives you one shot at becoming a world hero, forever remembered for saving AIr Force One, the President, and all lives on board. Or will time run out before you have chance to complete your mission?
AI
Brief assessment
Navigator AIStep onto a retro-real Air Force One and race the clock to save the President. Immersive sets, brisk flow, and attentive hosts make this a tense, story-first escape worth booking.
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AI Overview
AIPlayers rave about the airplane build, from cabin to cockpit, and call out staff for friendly, helpful guidance. The game flows linearly and mostly cleanly, though several note some logic leaps and a drawn-out end sequence. Space runs tight, especially near the cockpit, so smaller groups have a better time. A few props or tech bits have hiccupped, but game masters addressed them quickly.
WeaknessesLate puzzles can get convoluted, with one button-heavy finale frustrating some teams. The room feels cramped beyond four, and occasional broken items or light signposting gaps can slow momentum.
StrengthsConvincing aircraft atmosphere with authentic-feeling details and a solid mix of locks and tech. Clear stakes keep energy high, and hosts are proactive without overstepping.
SecurityBriefings are clear and friendly, and staff step in fast if something misfires. Movement can be snug around the cockpit, so watch your spacing in larger groups.
Level of fearNot scary—think suspenseful aviation thriller, not horror. Families with kids around 8–10 handled it well.
Actors' gameGame masters get kudos for warm intros, humor, and timely hints. Interaction is GM-led rather than actor-driven, but it feels personable and supportive.
Quality of riddlesMostly linear with on-theme tasks that blend tactile locks and aircraft-style tech. Expect a bit of outside-the-box thinking and a dash of geography or history, all manageable with hints. The finale sequence can run long and tricky.
PlotSabotage cripples Air Force One, and you’re the agent racing to restart engines, engage autopilot, and smoke out a spy. The stakes stay high without needing twists spelled out.
Difficulty levelMedium-to-hard with a few leaps that may challenge first-timers. Best with 2–4 players; six can feel squeezed and underused.
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