Timeliner: Train Through Time

Every puzzle was fun and fit into the period that we had traveled to. Nothing felt like it was forced into the game, nor did we feel like we were spending too long on a single puzzle.

By far the best atmosphere I've experienced so far. The concept and reality of traveling through multiple periods made for an exciting time. Extremely immersive, and it felt like we were really there.

Our Game Master, Nick, was awesome. He asked if we wanted a hint, rather than outright giving it to us when he noticed us struggling to figure out a puzzle. His hints were helpful in pointing us in the right directions, without giving away the solution.

It truly felt like we traveled between periods in time via a train. The "windows" let you see outside of the train, and we even stepped out of the train twice!

The plot was simple but was perfect in setting up the process of the room.

Very high tech, with screens that made it feel so immersive.

While this room was great with two players, it has enough space with things to do, that I think four or six would be great as well.

The theme is great for kids and adults. Kids may not be able to see or reach everything though.

There is a free parking garage directly behind the building.

Theming was very good, although a bit on the tougue-in-cheek side, given the cheesy premise of the game.

Was VERY impressed with the staff; some of the best customer service I have received from an escape room. We had a last minute request for a switch up that they were under no obligation to oblige, yet they were able to accommodate, all with smiles on their faces. At the end, they offered to take pics of us, and took the time to answer questions on the game we had. Highly recommend this location.

Story was a bit choppy as you jumped between the different time periods--some areas felt a bit disconnected from the overall game, but not too big of a distraction.

It was a good mix of tech and mechanical, leaning slightly to the tech side. Only a few conventional lock puzzles.

We played with 2 and escaped, but it was tight on time--there are a lot of puzzles. Think a group of 4 would be able to better mix and manage their time.

Would be a really good room for a family

We did have one technical glitch, but the game master saw it right away and coached us through fixing it so no game time lost.

Park in the Waterview garage behind the shopping area. Take the elevator to the ground level, store is right on the street. Only issue was a lot of spots marked for residents, so had to go up a few levels to find a spot.