Wizard's Tower

The theming of this room was very cool, but we wish had had more light. It didn’t help that we weren’t allowed to use flashlights. It was challenging, and apparently it tied into their other rooms (which we didn’t know when we booked it) which made one of the puzzles tricky to figure out. I won’t spoil it here, but the background knowledge of the other rooms would have helped.

This room is ideal for wizardry aficionados.

This is hands down my favorite escape company so far. All of their rooms are incredibly immersive and their plot event extends between rooms. Just a really great company. This room had great technology elements and really impressive visuals.

Impressive immersion, and unique puzzles. Flow was a bit confusing, and some puzzles were just frustrating, but overall the theme was super fun, and the room had unique elements, I hadn't seen. The best room at this location.

This room is not set up for bigger groups, but we tried to make it work! I thought the interactive component with the wands was a fabulous idea, but they need to shut some of the features off for moments when we shouldn't skip ahead with the storyline. I accidentally triggered something by having the wand in my back pocket which the GM told us we weren't suppose to be able to do that just yet. I would have given this room a thumbs-up but we had a very annoyed GM who was taking her frustrations out on us that day. I get that she was dealing with a kids birthday party along with being our GM, but she didn't need to have an attitude about everyone and everything.

Time Emporium is one of the best escape rooms in Colorado, especially for immersion and the set deco in the room. This room was gorgeous and made you feel like you’re in a fantasy world. The puzzles were tough, but fair, and the mechanic for moving the story along was unique and fun. Loved having some unique puzzles in the form of wand-use and such. Time Emporium never disappoints, and Wizard’s Tower is no exception