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A mysterious circus has come to town and things are not what they seem. Step right up to the tooth toss, enter the funhouse, or catch a show. Use a combination of wit and whimsy to decipher the clues hidden within the fairgrounds. Determine what’s real or what’s just smoke and mirrors.
All ratings (108)
Very positive
372 escape rooms
A very good puzzle room. Bring your A game, this one is challenging! Fun mini games and multilinear per room. Story didn’t make a bunch of sense, but the puzzles were a standout.
Very good puzzles
Serviceable
Not at all
p
20 escape rooms
We really liked this room! The puzzles were great and the aesthetic was a lot of fun. One of my favorites.
Yes
241 escape rooms
packed with puzzles and mini-games, keeping us engaged the entire time. It was fast-paced, fun, and a favorite for some of our group
P
54 escape rooms
My group absolutely loved this room. Super fun theme with some great puzzles. My favorite room at this establishment. The carnival games made it unique and fit the theme perfect
Yes
Hard
Mechanical
5
Not scary
10
No
No
Not at all
Yes
Easy
S
16 escape rooms
great theme, very fun, awesome puzzles, top 5 for me
Yes
Hard
Mechanical
3
Not scary
7
No
No
Not at all
maybe if you are color blind, otherwise no
Yes
Medium
M
39 escape rooms
We both really enjoyed this room! Not super challenging but lots of fun puzzles!
Fun escape room! Really enjoyed the flow and puzzle games!
Good set design and puzzles!
Good hosts
Yes
Liked the variety of puzzles!
Medium
Mechanical
2
Not scary
7
No
No
Somewhat
Yes
Easy
144 escape rooms
Pretty fun room. A mix of carnival games and puzzles. I recommend this room. But don’t be afraid to ask for help. One or two of the puzzles are subtle
2
E
143 escape rooms
Really enjoyed Once Upon a Time ! My friend and I did 3 in the same day. this one plus The Gift and Fair Game. I loved Once upon a Time the best and My friend enjoyed Fair Game the best. Playing with 2 people: Once upon a Time- great theme. Immersive. More technology forward. We had about 15 min left when we escaped. Fair Game - lots of puzzles. Stayed busy the whole time. Lots of “games” within the room. Escaped with around 3 min left Gift - we liked this one but of the 3 we did we liked this one the least. It was a lot of puzzles. Definitely challenging. We got a little frustrated toward the end but managed to escape with around 3 min left If you are inthe salt lake area definitely go try out Red Door.
l
28 escape rooms
The theme and games were fun, but some of the puzzles were frustrating. I swear we got one correct, but nothing happened and so we worked on it for another 7 minutes and then only after we asked for a hint, did it “open” even though we had tried that combination already. Not sure if that was the GM error or not. Also, another puzzle we solved, but the code for it was so hidden/obscure that when we were done with the room (we didn’t escape) the GM showed us where it was and it was still so hard to see/find. That really takes away from the momentum and makes the game frustrating when you can’t even see the code you just “unlocked”. This seems to be a theme with the Red Door rooms, in my experience. It was still fun. I wish we would have made it all the way through. We did this room with 2 people, so I think having 4 would have helped complete it.
Yes
Hard
There were a couple puzzles that didn’t make sense or the code/clue wasn’t fully visible so we had to do a lot of guessing. I’ve noticed that is a theme with Red Door rooms
Mechanical
4
Not scary
7
No
No
Somewhat
My mom has some mobility issues, but was able to participate in this room. I just had to be sure to show her where an uneven floor or a lip on the floor was located so she wouldn’t trip.
Yes
Easy
52 escape rooms
This one was a good redemption room for Red Door and a good bounce back for our group and me specifically just because of how poor Confinement was. We really enjoyed all the physical puzzles, and it matched the game well. Overall, circus themed games are always fun and it's a room I'd reccomend for anybody.
