King Tut’s Tomb

We had a positive experience here in our early days with escape rooms. (2015?) It was challenging for us, at the time. Good atmosphere.

Unfortunately, we had a similar experience as others where our GM would be deemed as inattentive - an unfortunate pit fall. We think there was a large group that had just walked in - there SHOULD have been more people to help. Aside from that - the room was just meh for us. We really long for a neutral rating. We had pretty high hopes! Some decor items were fun and put us in a zone… some other areas didn’t really draw us in and felt mediocre. With an extremely typical theme/story for escape rooms, you kind of have to go for gold where you can!

This was the second room we had done here. There were a couple issues with the room but the worst part was the GM hands down. Normally we like to complete all the rooms at a location but after our experience we plan on skipping this location.

Unfortunately I came to do this room after enjoying Al Capone’s Speakeasy a year prior. The atmosphere would have been very immersive but the walls are terribly thin and you can hear everyone in the lobby, so it pulls you out of the experience. Unfortunately my biggest complaint would be the lack of attentiveness from the game master. He asked if we thought we would need a hint because he was going to have to leave for a few minutes to check on another game, so if we think we’ll need one, go ahead and ask now. Luckily, we didn’t, but the thought that if we were stuck, we would have to wait a few minutes for him to get back was a huge disappointment for us. We had several malfunctions that also lead to this negative review. I really enjoyed the Speakeasy, but I’m not sure I would chance another game here because of our experience.

We like this room in a lot of ways. Do not love small balls in the wall to have to manage to get through. But overall a decent room.