Fair Game

Game was fun - mostly non-linear puzzles (and lots of them).

Good -felt very carnival like

Gm was sweet - cluescame promptly

Lots of fun puzzles and activities that fit the theme. Good flow with a few logic jumps requiring hints for my team.

Beautiful set! Fun reveals! Like many rooms, could benefit from a fresh coat of paint, new locks, and better lighting.

Fantastic customer service even when we committed the cardinal sin of being late to our booking…

Really feels like being at the Fair.

Interesting storyline which connects to other red door rooms.

We needed hints to complete a few puzzles. A few tricky items require searching.

A little bit of throwing and pulling needed. Some crouching needed. But no crawling or climbing. And the dexterity stuff can be done by 1-2 people instead of full group.

Elevator gives access from the mall entrance to the rooms! One doorway would not be accessible but they provide an alternative way that doesn’t miss anything and is still accessible. With that said, someone in the group needs to be able to stoop/crouch down for a puzzle and a few others require reaching up/pulling.

By the JC Penny at Fashion Valley mall

It was Novel. Most definitely fun! It was like we had a whole fair to ourselves. It flowed beautifully.

All the games were unique, immersive and impressive yet not impossibly hard.

Gm was amazing. Just the right amount of prodding so we enjoyed the room. She was also very friendly.

I really liked the carnival theme and midway games. The set was well decorated with lots of bright colors.

The props were nice. I liked the puzzles and games. My team is partial to mechanical puzzles, so this was a good game for us.

Our GM was nice. We asked him to give us nudges if he saw us going off in the wrong direction and full hints when we rang the bell.

I like the carnival theme.

Everything in the room fit well with the theme of carnivals and midway games. One of the games (you've probably seen it in everyone's photos) was my favorite. It takes two people working together.

This was my 19th room (14W - 5L) so I still consider myself a novice. I played with two other adults with similar statistics. We agree that this was a hard room, mainly because of the number of puzzles needing to be solved. We escaped with only a few seconds to spare and multiple hints.

There are a few high tech puzzles, but most are mechanical. Our group prefers that.

We played with three novice adults. A fourth adult would have been nice since there are quite a few puzzles. We needed a few hints too.

I think kids would enjoy the carnival theme.

At least two puzzles require significant dexterity (one was my favorite game) and there is movement between rooms, but nothing exhausting.

Vision & color acuity are important. I think the room is mostly wheelchair accessible, but there are a few tight areas.

It is in Fashion Valley Mall. There are several restaurants in the mall plus a food court.

There is a lot of free covered parking. We did three rooms at Red Door today, so we had to bring our dog with us. We really appreciated the covered parking which was next to the business so that we could leave the dog in the car (with the windows cracked) during the game, then take her out to the grassy area between games. The Green trolley also stops at the mall. In fact, Red Door is the closest business to the station (my guess is that it is a 500 ft walk?).