The John Wick Experience

This was a good time. Now I will say that if you are doing this because for the escape room experience, you're going to be bit disappointed. It’s more along the lines of an experience. There’s may be five minutes of searching for clues to solve a puzzle and the rest is actor interaction and role play. which is still a really great time come up assuming that you are a fan of the John Wick movies. The setting is the Continental Hotel of which you were staying at until...things went awry. The set design is top notch and the staff of the Continental were incredible in their roles, with lots of laughs in their interactions. The bar set for to the immersion was high and they nailed it. I would absolutely recommend this if you are a John Wick fan for the experience, less so if you are doing it as an escape room fan. Go sit at the bar and have a drink. And tell them Mr. Wick sent you...

An interesting experience, very cheesy and if you like the movies a lot I guess you'll feel nostalgia. The "puzzles" were hardly anything. There's a shooting game part that was fun. Overall I'd say if you like John Wick, do it. If you're like me and watched the movies just to do the experience, probably not worth it.

Not an escape room, but it really doesn’t claim to be. It is a neat immersive experience. I know nothing about John Wick but still very much enjoyed the experience. It’s a nice piece of interactive performance and some very, very light and brief puzzling. There’s of course, some target practice involved as well.

Not a traditional escape room but we did a couple puzzles as a group ! The actors were amazing and I really felt I was apart of the storyline. A must do in Vegas !!!!

This is more of an immersive theater style walk through with lots of actors, a couple of simple puzzles thrown in and one interactive/video game style challenge. The set design was fantastic & the acting was great as well. The story didn’t seem to really go anywhere though and came to an abrupt end—most of us were standing around wondering if something else was going to happen and unsure if the experience was over or not. The ending seemed more interested in ushering everyone into (yet another) lounge to buy drinks instead of being a satisfying wrap up to the story. Don’t get me wrong I did try two of the craft mocktails/cocktails and they were delicious. I should note that the attraction only opened a couple of days prior to us attending, so they might tweak some things. But in its current form, this is designed more for fans of the franchise than it is for escape enthusiasts or fans of immersives.