Great setting and live actors make this room stand apart! Works with any number of people up to 12, the puzzles were fairly simple but great props and plot made it a really fun experience.

What a wonderful game. First off, this is massive. And why not? It takes place in a genuine castle. One would think it would be nice to look at, but hands off since the castle is also a museum. Fortunately, the game does let you get hands-on with enough things that it doesn’t feel “look but don’t touch”. The puzzles have a linear flow, but are not easy. Still intuitive though. Bring a group because we needed a lot of people to get through this! When we did this in 2019, this was the only one offered. I’m excited to come back and try their other rooms now!

This was one of my favorites rooms. So much to do and we succeeded with 2 min to spare. There were 6 of us which seemed like a good number. The actors really added to the experience and helped you not get too far off track if you were doing something really dumb.

I’ve done different escape rooms at Casa Loma and you really can’t beat the environment of it. Traversing through a castle during an escape room is undeniably cool. This one also incorporated puzzles better into it than other rooms I’ve done here, but also seemed to have less of a compelling story so you have trade offs.

Superb location! The puzzles weren’t all the most original or fresh, but the atmosphere and theme made it a fantastic experience. We also enjoyed the interaction of the staff/actors and their roasting us as we went. Very fun!

Solid room with a variety of puzzles. I’d pick this one over one like bootleggers if you have a big group of friends as you won’t get split up in this one. There’s still lots to do, but at least you are in the same space throughout! Actors were a lot of fun and engaging also. This is a public room though so you may be with people you don’t know and might not get to experience all of the puzzles which is a downside