Winnie The Pooh

Only for the theme, but the theme is perfectly executed.

Very easy, but delightful.

A bit of both

The game is very easy but it is also nonlinear. If you bring a group of 4 and split up you will be done quickly and won’t see everything. So for me this would be perfect for a couple to play together, or parent and child.

It’s the real Winnie-the-Pooh, not that crappy horror knockoff. There’s no twist, it is just the original A.A. Milne story, beautifully recreated.

Old enough to read the book, old enough to play this game.

Not wheelchair accessible. One puzzle relies on scent, another on touch.

Flow was perfect. Like all MindTrap games, the puzzles make sense, move the story along, provide enough signposting, and are just FUN.

I didn’t want to leave the hundred acre wood.

The WOW moments of this room made some of us cry actual tears. Especially for lovers of Winnie the Pooh, this room is magic and the magic is truly special.

Fantastic story. Has a beginning, middle, and end with a great payoff. All of it is in-universe and narrative driven.

Perfect difficulty level. Experienced groups can take their time enjoying the magic and immersive scenery, while newer groups will find puzzles that challenge them enough to feel fulfilled.

Everything was in perfect condition. Even with lots of tech, it all worked great and was not finicky.

Everyone can enjoy this game without getting an escape room related injury.

Likely accessible to most people! However, unique flooring may be a challenge for some people using mobility aids or needing a flat surface.

Make sure you don’t go to the wrong MindTrap location.

The puzzles and story flowed smoothly and were designed to be intuitive for most who are playing. The set up of the rooms and puzzles made it easy and enjoyable for even newer players so long while leaving a challenge or two for those who are a bit more experienced.

You are definitely brought into Pooh's world and are able to enjoy a beautifully designed set and props that fit well into the set and story. Even the big reveal at the end is designed to bring a smile to everyone's faces and make the experience immersive for those who are younger or really into the story.

Our GM, Jacob, was great to work with and was enthusiastic throughout our entire experience. Him and the rest of the staff at thus location made our day a memorable one.

I will admit I had not expected this room to be as delightful as it was! I had expected a very simple room aimed at children, but was instead greeted with an experience suitable for both children and adults to enjoy together. The fact that it is a story yet doesn't guide you throughout the entire thing was also awesome as it didn't give the impression of anyone holding your metaphorical hand and allowed the story to be a type of reward. Several puzzles were also very unique and one in particular had me laughing at the literalness of the clue.

This experience followed the story from start to finish and made it so you actually progressed through it with each puzzle and action. This, along with the ending, made it quite memorable and something that definitely brings smiles.

The vast majority of the puzzles were easy with only one or two requiring some clever thought. Keep in mind that there are two puzzles that require quite a bit of reading and it is best not to leave those to younger players or to those who are slower readers.

Most of the puzzles in this experience utilize sensors with many of the special effects making great use of the lights and sounds.

While there is plenty of space in most of the rooms, the number of puzzles makes this more friendly for smaller experienced groups of 3-4 or larger less experienced groups. Groups with kids would benefit from having at least 1 or 2 adults for the more complicated or reading heavy puzzles.

Not at all scary but the experience does start out in an extremely dark room and there is a point where it gets stormy. Hold onto anyone who is afraid of the dark (it is brief) and cover the ears of any kiddos who are afraid of thunderstorms.

Very child friendly but ensure your kids are supervised as there are toys and props that can be damaged if you get too rough with them. I would suggest having kids that can read or at least having and adult who can read to them as a couple of the puzzles can be difficult for them without guidance.

The Pooh Bear we got at the start did seem a bit worn out but nothing was damaged or torn. Our only issue was with the veggie patch and a sensor or two not wanting to read unless twisted in place.

Though you do have an adorable plush "Pooh" with you at several points in the game.

You will have to throw stuff and run around at different intervals. These moments are brief and very enjoyable but definitely require some cardio from the players.

I would not recommend this room to anyone with mobility issues, a reading impairment, auditory issues, or olfactory problems. The floor is mulch, making footing hard for those who are not stable, there is quite a bit of reading near the end, and a lot of the story is narrated to you between puzzles. Lastly, there is one puzzle where your sense of smell is very much required. For those with long-covid or other olfactory damage, this might be an issue so just ensure at least one person on the team can smell. Two out of our three team members could not due to a permanent loss of smell and it thoroughly amused us when we figured out why a certain puzzle stumped us.

GPS led straight to the lot.

Plenty of on-site parking.