Magic Kingdom

After finishing three rooms with Maze, I think I don’t need to try any of their other rooms. They have one similarity in all the rooms I tried: Puzzles DO NOT FLOW WELL. We were left with an empty feeling even though they had put a lot of effort into the props. Our GM was…not attentive. I didn’t want to say anything mean or bad about others, but we felt awkward talking to him. After we finished the room, he walked in and asked us about the experience. After we answered, there was an uncomfortable silence that I don’t know how to describe. He was like this before going to the room. We love magical themes, but this one left us speechless, not in a good way. Overall, this room was OVERRATED.

Game master Migs was cool and funny!

This Maze Rooms location has multiple of the worst rooms we’ve done. This room along with Abyss are particularly terrible. MULTIPLE broken objects and puzzles stopped us from moving forward in this highly linear room. The GM did not catch this and we ended up struggling until asking for hint revealed we had already solved a puzzle. This happened THREE different times. Even if many of the puzzles operated correctly, they made very little sense in the first place. There was little indication of correctly solved puzzles and doors would silently open with no indication of where. Along with broken puzzles, this room not only has very bad fit and finish from when it was originally but also has plenty of signs of wear. 3/10. Would not recommend.

This escape room was fun! Huge shoutout to our amazing Game Master, Bargas! We made our great escape with tons of time to spare. I would say this room is easy, If you’re new to escape rooms, this is the one to try! Go, Team Mana! 🎉🗝️🔍

Really enjoyed the room. There are a few moments when the clues / direction of the next steps isn’t very clear but great otherwise!

Our GM was awesome and the game was magical and immersive and honestly so much fun

Fun game, likely good for kids too, and the game master (Miriam) was great.

Maze Rooms are always reliable. We tried "Magic Kingdom" and while the name reminded me of a famous mouse 🐭, it was more about fantasy. Using wands and powers was awesome! The puzzles were creative, but they could use some TLC. A few puzzles were tricky, not because they were hard, but because they didn’t work perfectly unless we were more forceful—kind of frustrating. The atmosphere was really nice! With a bit more decoration, this room could easily be one of the best. Mig, our GM, was great! We had a group of 3 and finished it with no problems. 👍

Things just didn’t work the way they were supposed to. Our GM had to help us out more than we needed because multiple parts just didn’t work. Maze Room employees are consistently great in my experience, but this room was a bust for us.

Magic Kingdom, not to be confused with anything related to Disney, was whimsical and cute! The sets felt a little old, though. Also, the flow sometimes didn’t make sense. I couldn’t always tell when something opened or why something happened until I asked our awesome GM Bagas questions about the room. There’s also a surprisingly very inaccessible part that might be tough for those with limited mobility, and may be hard for even those who are healthy and mobile. I made a leap of faith, but it was still unusual, though I think kids should love it. The magic effects and color design were great! I love how colorful and fairylike the world is. It’s exactly my kind of fantasy vibe. This room may not be part of the house of mouse, but it’s a fun one inspired by fairy tale and high fantasy!