Escape The Room Dallas

Ummm. We did not escape. At all. The room wasn’t fully reset. The big puzzle takes majority of the time. Girls were nice but I don’t think I’d come back. Especially since they could not solve the puzzle in the room.

Mar 30, 2025 · A L

Great games, cool puzzles, employees are super nice but really understaffed. These kids look tired as hell, but they do their best to make it a good experience. My game was run by Austin and Sunny, I got some candy from the prize box, and I love the magazines at the front. Building needs some TLC, but Sunny told us she’s been taking care of the plants outside the unit and that’s awesome and I love that

Feb 15, 2025 · Battery Acid

I’ve been to a lot of different escape rooms, and this was by far the worst one. Some of the puzzles made no sense, the clues given by the host who did not even seem to be watching us were not helpful, and the rooms were extremely stuffy and smelled weird. So much of our time was wasted waiting for a response from the host and then having to explain to him which steps we had already done. No one in our group had a good time, and I would definitely not recommend anyone waste their money here.

Mar 08, 2025 · Phoebe Nah

I am genuinely shocked to see this place so highly rated as it was one of the top 2 worst escape rooms I’ve ever done (and I’ve done close to 60 at this point). First, the lobby smells like actual backed up sewage. Nobody at the front to greet you, you fill your waiver then a staff member comes to walk you to the room. He watched us set our stuff on a prop that turns out you need to open to get a critical item from and didn’t think to say “you might want to put your stuff over here instead”. This room had next to no clues and the clues that did exist made m absolutely no logical sense. We had to ask for a hint for almost every single lock. They make you wait TEN minutes to ask for the first hint, while we literally aimlessly wandered around the room with only ONE clue we had found still unable to figure out the dumb code which turns out we had solved after like 3 mins but the tech we typed it into was broken so that was ten minutes wasted. There was a magnet puzzle with the weakest magnet known to mankind which led to 15 mins of insanity inducing frustration about halfway through the room. Multiple times in the room I really wanted to walk out and just leave it was so frustrating and boring. I have solved over 50 escape rooms over the years, and I was with two guests who are also seasoned but not a single thing about this room made any logical sense. I cannot emphasize that fact enough. Never have I found myself just guessing totally random number combinations before (except in my number 1 worst room) but that’s the only way to solve the room here. Also there wasnt multiple things to be doing at any given point in time so I cannot imagine how a group of 10 could do this room without 9 people just standing around, even our group of 3 was 1 too many people. Nobody was even there at the end to take our photo, not that we wanted to remember the experience anyway. I will not be returning to play any of the other rooms, and I cannot even remotely recommend this place to anyone else.

Feb 22, 2025 · Paige A

It’s not as sophisticated as the Escape room in grapevine… thy used a radio to give hints and initially the frequency was set wrong. Also there was a slide puzzle 🧩 necessary to the game that was not solvable. What irked me the most was that after the game our game master chuckled at how we couldn’t get some clues. Not professional dude. Two of the puzzles were broke; a door wouldn’t open and the slide puzzle was unsolvable. If management invests in more sophisticated tech and trains employees to be kind and courteous, then I can see myself coming back for now. I’ll stick to Grapevine.

Mar 23, 2025 · Aditya Ojha