Titanic

I love how doa rooms are based on historical aspects and have a component of truth and education mixed in. Game master taylor was great. Fyi they are in the room with you but it was not uncomfortable or awkward. Mix of keys, locks and some puzzles. Not totally linear but relatively so.

Not a big fan of rooms where they put 2 groups of people together. Our enthusiast group was put with a family that had children. While the room was pretty good, the experience was not what it could have been if we had been by ourselves.

Our game guide was not particularly nice, and for marketing the experience as having a game guide in the room, there was little to no interaction with the room like a live actor would offer. The hints were not particularly phenomenal either for having someone explain them to us in the room itself. Also to add to insult, the game guide told us we were on the final puzzle and gave us an additional minute to finish to see the ending, in which we did not escape and the game guide did not help with a clue despite having clues available. Overall odd room with puzzles that didn’t quite add up, word locks with scrambled letters instead of words, amongst other odd things. The set was also underwhelming for something as iconic as the titanic, expecting a ship replica not a black box room. Not a fan of this one from the dells.