Escape Blair Witch

Unfortunately the great set design was ruined by the overly helpful live actor. The first two rooms, classic escape rooms: solving puzzles as a group, asking for clues via walkie, discovering things ourselves. Then about a third of the way through, Jamie joins our party looking for Ashley. Now I understand you need to push people through a room if your schedule is booked but the beautifully designed room suffers when you need to force people through. It felt that at every turn, before we had a chance to look for a puzzle, we were told what the puzzle was by the actor. In a regular environment this would be a dope experience. Being that it’s Vegas and essentially a tourist trap, the genuine fun is sucked out by the time constraint and subsequent live actor enforcing it.

I think the room was pretty fun, a little scary but no scary live actors. Our group opted for the VIP experience since we’re experienced escapers and were on a time crunch. We felt it was a little too guided, but would’ve been more or less fine without a lot of the guide.

Solid set design but felt a bit too guided with the actor for our experience. We were a funny group and our actor cracked 😂 We did the private experience for our group. Lots of jump scares but nothing too scary. Loud room. Felt like this was better than saw. Fun room!

Absolutely LOVED this room!! The set design and overall atmosphere was 10/10! This room felt more linear and a more tradition escape room vibe compared to their other rooms (IT and Saw). Our GM Sirus was amazing and really added to our experience! Would recommend anyone to do this room !

This room was great!! Honestly my favorite out of this company’s 4 total rooms. This felt the most like an escape room but still had a phenomenal set design. I definitely recommend this one!

So I hate anything horror. But this was amazing !!!!!!!! Minus the computer code didn’t work - the staff didn’t see that we lost 15 mins because the computer puzzle technically didn’t work.. so we couldn’t do 3 puzzles as they have to progress us to the next room. So despite that gameplay disruption (as the place was busy) it was fantastic. My friend didn’t find it as scary because he had been laughing at my the whole time. And there were injuries. He bumped his head in the crawl space and I bruised his arms in terror… but still… possibly the best escape game I’ve done!! Top 3 at minimum. Photos were before - fingers crossed Immediately after - collapsed in the floor paralyzed from fear After - success at such a fun adventure

Overall good room, there was a bit of a hiccup with the vip memorabilia promised but was made right.

Of the IP-based games we played in Vegas (the others being IT, IT 2, SAW, John Wick), I thought Blair Witch was the most enjoyable and escape room-y. Perhaps it was the specific groups we ended up with for each game, but Blair Witch was the only one I didn't feel rushed through (so I could actually appreciate the atmosphere) and where all the puzzles felt reasonable. I didn't love the public booking model - fortunately, the other players that were in our group turned out to be OK, but I could easily imagine getting unfortunate in this respect. Private bookings are way too expensive to be worth it for a small group. The main draw is clearly for fans, but there's enough here for a non-fan (like me) to enjoy. Some areas of the game were dimmer than I would have liked. Some sound levels were higher than I would have liked.

Great room, scaryyyyy, wouldve been better if the 6 children would get the hell out of our way but the room was amazing.

The room has excellent design and detail, but it was marred by some broken elements, and, most egregiously, an actor whose primary role seems to be following groups around and giving unsolicited clues to solve puzzles (basically, to quickly push your group through the room to squeeze in the next group). A bit of a letdown in terms of payoff, as well.