Lunar Mission

The atmosphere of the room was great. The puzzles were a bit basic and the flow of the room was convoluted at times.

Wide variety of puzzle types, some of which were quite complex and multi step which kept things interesting. I'm still not sure what the story was in the end but the space was immersive and engaging. Didn't love there was a game master setting up and managing multiple rooms so when we asked for a clue there was a delay and they didn't know where we were in the room.

This is definitely a harder room. In our experience, some of the puzzles didn’t make sense. I felt like some of the space wasn’t used efficiently, and the decor wasn’t the best. It could definitely use some TLC. Accessibility wise, there is one part which requires everybody to go through a smaller tunnel. Grand in scale, but suffers a bit on execution 😟 escaped in 57 minutes as a group of 4

We had booked sky odyssey but accidentally booked at the wrong time so we had to do lunar mission which was a disappointment. The gameplay was very basic (mainly pushing buttons that light up) and the flow from room to room was mediocre at best. There was no excitement from this room at all. And when it ended we were all like “that’s it?”. Both magic kingdom and lunar mission were disappointing. Wondering if sky odyssey is even worth it based on these two.

Cool vibe! You have the feeling you are in a kind of spaceship! 🚀 cool puzzles but is not linear you have to work on a different teams to achieve fast results

Overall, not one of my favorites. If you like linear rooms, you will not like this one. Also highly recommend a group over a pair and not good for people who have poor eyesight.

The atmosphere was very immersive and really made you feel the urgency of the room. Our game master was also very understanding and helpful throughout.

This was really fun! tough, but really fun! I would suggest going with maybe 3 people to explore and figure out what needs to be done. The puzzles were very creative!

I think this is one of my favorite rooms because I felt so accomplished that my partner and I ran this room with just the two of us and it always felt like we were doing something. The set-design and props connected the story and made it full-circle for me. Some of the props were showing some wear so maintenance is definitely needed but this room has great potential for the amount of the puzzles we were working on. Puzzles all made sense to us, but there was one puzzle that took a little while to activate even though we were doing it correctly, but was quickly fixed. Great date night for two! Three if you're feeling like you don't need the space.

I loved the storyline behind "Lunar Mission Escape." We found ourselves taking on the role of astronauts, working to solve a series of puzzles to secure our return from the moon. The set design showcases the orientation to detail. The space station setting and the astronaut props added to my immersion. The use of lighting also added to the ambience. However, I could tell that some of the areas could use maintenance. In this experience, you start off in separate rooms so communication is key. The difficulty level is generally balanced, and I do remember that most of the puzzles provided me with a sense of accomplishment upon completion. This would be a good escape room for four people, and it's totally doable with just two people who have some experience with escape rooms before. Parking may be a hit or miss since this location is in Koreatown. You would have to take an elevator to go up, and it may be a little hard to find. Plan accordingly.