Quest Reality Games - Room Escape (with kids)

We did the Secrets of the great pyramid room today, and it was really bad. For our group of 6, it was almost $200 and lasted 20 minutes We noticed several pieces/props that didn’t seem to have a puzzle and then random parts just magically opened (likely staff assisted) It was dark, run down, and just not fun. We didn’t have enough flashlights and the rooms are very dark and sparse… so some of us ...

Extremely Disappointing Experience We’ve done many escape rooms over the years and have never come across one as poorly made as this. The puzzles relied on handmade, 3D-printed locks that simply didn’t work — even when we entered the correct combination, they wouldn’t open. Since we were instructed not to force or apply pressure on anything, we were stuck, unable to move forward. The staff, unfo...

The rooms are alright but definitely older. We lost probably 5 minutes due to electrical issues in the setup. I have been to a lot of escape rooms and this lands in the middle of complexity and would have been cooler if things were a bit more refined and not falling apart.

A fairly disappointing experience. Recently went for a birthday celebration with my partner. The room broke and didn’t trigger a lock properly despite the puzzle being completed correctly and the “unlock” sound being triggered. Similarly several locks used mechanisms we had never seen before. We input the right combinations but couldn’t get the lock to open. Given that you are instructed to only...

Good experience but way overpriced; we did the Egyptian escape room as a group of 5, paying $157.50. We were done in just over 20 minutes. When the final door opened we were all shocked that was the end and there wasn't another puzzle to solve. The escape room was also in complete darkness and they give you little lamps to carry around to find things. This seems like a cheap attempt to make th...