One Way Ticket

I've been to a few different quest rooms, but One Way Ticket definitely stands out. The production value was top-notch and the puzzles were unique and clever. It was a great way to spend an evening with friends and we all left feeling satisfied and accomplished.

Came with my mom one day and it was honestly nice. To find the place you definitely have to look. But still fun. When we walked in our game master kinda gave off a vibe like they could care less about us or helping us through out the game. All around the attitude is what killed it for us and made us question coming back. The room isn’t bad it is fairly small so minimum 2-4 players. Love the decorations the puzzler were mechanical and pretty linear but over wasn’t bad. It’s just the GM experience that changed our mood

The One Way Ticket quest room was hands down one of the best escape rooms I've been to. The puzzles were challenging and required teamwork, making it a great activity for friends or coworkers. The set design was also incredibly well-done, transporting us into a different world. I highly recommend this attraction to anyone looking for a fun and mind-bending adventure.

Super fun Must do Not too easy

This room has been on my radar for quite some time! Although it has been a few years since I’ve heard about it and it’s an older room it is still very fun! I love the train theme and the linear gameplay. The set was nicely themed although there was some minor wear and tear (which happens) but it didn’t take away from the experience. Puzzles were fun, it’s definitely a great first room for players and good for families.

The room has a good theme, it has so cool puzzles, its like a classic old school escape room. I wish it was more realistic wirh the props. For example the suitcase it will have been good if was full with clothes.

Lack lustre but it wasn’t terrible! Like all maze room games the set design is always up to par and although this room did feel outdated - the puzzles were still unique enough to keep it exciting. My biggest thumbs down is that the room just felt misleading at some points and NOT in a normal escape room kinda way (ex. The train buttons would light up when pressed however this was not used toward the gameplay whatsoever). There’s also a cigar holder with a mirror in front of it that’s not used at all even though there are cigars found in the first room. Just some unnecessary misleading props that don’t feel like NORMAL misleading props that a typical escape room would use. It almost seems like it may have been part of the game at some point but stopped working for some reason and they just kept it in the room instead of removing it.

One way ticket is by far one of my most favorite hidden gems throughout the maze rooms. The theme and story has a charm to it and I will never stop enjoying this room. It was a great team bonding experience and the puzzles were smart and unique.

I’ve done two other Maze Rooms thus far and this room falls a little flat in comparison. Too simple to be called a medium level room but an entertaining escape room experience nonetheless. Me and my group overthought the first puzzle which took us some time but after that it was smooth sailing. Some puzzles were well hidden, so much so you could only see them with a flashlight. Ending was kind of lackluster but everything flowed pretty linearly.