WeaknessesCommon complaints target puzzle logic, uneven flow, and poor confirmation when you’ve solved something. The guided opening and walkie‑talkie hint system can break immersion, and occasional tech hiccups add frustration. Audio can be loud for some groups.
StrengthsSet design is a standout: detailed labs, paddocks, and effects that sell the dinosaur fantasy. The theme is fun and cohesive, and when it clicks, the experience feels cinematic. Several guests praised friendly staff and solid production value.
SecurityMultiple guests mention good sanitizing and COVID‑conscious practices, plus a clear pre-game briefing. Be aware of loud moments and follow staff guidance on props and pacing.
Level of fearMore adrenaline than horror: loud effects and dinosaur scares, but no gore. Fine for families with older kids and teens who can handle jumpy moments and noise.
Actors' gameNo live actors inside; interaction comes through the game master via walkie‑talkie or screen. Staff shout‑outs are frequent, but service quality varies by shift.
Quality of riddlesA wide mix of techy gadgets and tactile tasks, but the logic can feel opaque and feedback is sometimes missing, so you may solve things without realizing it. A few tools read as confusing or unnecessary, which drags momentum. Experienced players are split—some enjoy the variety, others find it more frustrating than fun.
PlotYou’re sneaking through a facility to stop a shady cloning operation before dinos overrun the city. Expect a multi-space journey—cage to lab to paddocks—without giving away the twists.
Difficulty levelHard. Plan for 6–8 people, expect to ask for hints, and know that the uneven flow can make it feel tougher than the clock suggests. First‑timers may find it intense.
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