Prison Break

Super unique starting rooms and we overall had a great time working together on this room!

A lot of lock puzzles! We went in as two people, but ideally it would probably be better to have at least 3-4. There are a LOT of puzzles to solve. We got a lot of hints because time was running out when we usually don’t use any for other escape rooms. The puzzles themselves were not bad. The set pieces and designs were well made. It was hard at times to figure out what each code went to which lock because there was just that many. The room was nonlinear so everything was everywhere. The room didn’t feel particularly like a prison break aside from the initial separate cells, which was unfortunate. Still had fun though!

I'm a BIG Escape Room 66 fan! Their sets are always so fun, well done, and colorful. Their puzzles go on and on and on, in a good way. Groups have tons to do, no matter how small or large they get. We did this in a group of 2 and it was a lot to do and we got nudges from our GM to ensure we kept pace against time to make it out successfully. It'd be fun for a larger group. The best make of a prison escape of any escape room.

The theme was hilariously all over the place. Prison, time portals, elixirs, potions, skeletons! It was a wild fun ride with entertaining puzzles. Good to keep an enthusiast guessing!

Four is the ideal number because of the separated start. Non-linear, so we stayed paired off even after reuniting. This was the first room they built, so it doesn’t have the detail of the others, but the props are cute and endearing.

Did this as a group of 8 with most of the group having only done 2 or 3 escape rooms. There were enough puzzles to keep everyone busy, and it was non-linear enough that we didn’t have to all 8 watch one person do everything the whole time. Definitely recommend for large groups!

We did this room back to back after Wicked Wonderland. The room was worth the drive. Clever puzzles, and requires good team work to succeed. Done the other rooms in LA for this company and they are all very fun to do, more so if you like lock and key type of rooms.

We really enjoyed this room because it had a lot of puzzles. It was mostly gen 1, but filled out most of an hour and kept us busy. We played with just 2 people and still had 10 minutes left at the end, so I don’t think you need a large group for this room. The story was whatever and the set design wasn’t noteworthy, but if you just want to do a solid escape room, this should fit the bill.

This one was fun, it had some back and forth between rooms and it helped to have 4 of us. Pretty standard prison break theme.

Katelyn was a great game master! Very funny and helpful when we asked