La Cathédrale Oubliée [The Forgotten Cathedral]

Escaparium Laval is just on a different level. It's easy to see why this room is rated so highly. We really enjoyed this room. This was our 4th room at this location and, just when you think they can't come up with anything new, they do. We really liked the set. Really awesome. The puzzles were super fun. What we like about this room vs. others at this location is there didn't seem to be another group ahead of us so we got to go through it as fast as we wanted to instead of being slowed down. That made it really fast paced and fun. This is another must-do room.

Escaparium has the best escape games!

Incredibly immersive and spooky experience. The story line is very good and the atmosphere is perfect. The puzzles were fair; I only found one tool that you must use to be a little bit inconsistent in the early rooms. Expect to be hesitant to move in certain spots. It is worth the price - to anyone hesitant due to price - Escaparium is a theatre show and escape room in one. There are flashing lights for anyone sensitive to that. I was a little disappointed that we asked for a heads up warning before any strobe lights - and we did not receive it. But otherwise, the GM and workers were amazing.

The set is world-class and grand. It was impressive and spacious, and generally well-utilized. One puzzle we had a major disconnect, and we struggled greatly, even with hints. The opening was incredibly memorable, and there were special moments throughout. The credits at the end were also unique and nicely capped it off. The experience is spooky and eerie, but not here to cause terror. I enjoyed my visit to the Cathedral, but this was not as impactful as their other games for me, and I preferred others at this location

This room is beautiful, very well designed and has some incredible special effects. Definitely a must do and definitely a recommendation. The balance of scary level is very light and is well balanced to make it even more engaging.

Fabulous room. Incredible

This room was outstanding. Stellar set design, build quality, and visual effects. Solid puzzles.. Even the somewhat standard "figure out which buttons to hold down" trope was done in a very cool and creative way that elevates the experience. The puzzles were integrated very well into the storyline and environment. Even accounting for recency bias, this was one of my very top escape room experiences. The production level is astounding and sets a very high bar. My only quibble is with the opening briefing, which takes place in a hallway adjoining (in the open office sense) a fabrication shop where people were working. And while they dressed the hallway to make it thematic, it still felt very work-in-progress and prototype-like, which was a huge contrast with the rest of the game.

Such a good room, the set was better than disney level production etc. One of our favorites despite spooky/horror not being a favorite theme. The aesthetics and decor were on another level just like many of Escaparium games.

The Forgotten Cathedral is my second favorite room at this location and across every room I've done, behind Magnifico. I can't praise the set design here enough. It is beautiful and larger than life. While the story isn't as present in the room, the room is incredibly cinematic. There is one sequence that felt like I was in a top tier movie. I really don't want to spoil anything, but even just the way this room starts feels completely unique and took us all by surprise. I will highlight that this room involves a lot of traversal, and we did have a lot more guidance than the others at the start because we were struggling a bit with the puzzles. Other than that, I think it is really immersive and has a lot of tricks up its sleeve.

completely deserves world #3 (2024). the most unforgettable experience I've ever had. really set the tone from the start