Jazz Parlor

Amazing atmosphere. Acting. Set design. Everything.

I thoroughly enjoyed everything from the moment I entered to the moment I exited. Thank you for a great time.

Nothing special, but not bad either. Way overpriced though like by a lot considering 13th gate is $32 per person these people are charging like 70 for a run of the mill room. This one is definitely worth playing though if you've got a few more people, I think the ticket price varies based on how many guests.

While visiting New Orleans, we decided to check out the local escape room scene and chose The Jazz Parlor. The experience was exciting from the moment we walked into the lobby. The game master stayed in character and really added to the overall theme. The room was challenging but very interactive, and the puzzles were fun to solve. The hints gave just enough information to be helpful without revealing too much.

The vibes were immaculate. Ramping difficulty towards the end. Set design was great. Would be a bit cramped with more than 4 people.

The best thing about this place was the atmosphere as soon as you walk in. You immediately jump into the game! The room itself was cool and we almost made it with just two people. The puzzles made sense and all connected well. My only issue was the "answer" at the end just not connecting to anything. Otherwise, I'd give this room a 7.5/10

Hosts and theming help make this room a standout. Room is well decorated and the puzzles fit the murder/music vibe well. Great company!

This was a funny experience. We thought the game master was playing a character, but it turns out that was just his character. The room was tight for 5 adults, but the puzzles were cute. We got through the room pretty quickly with no hints.

This game is 3 parts - with part 1 being the main objective with 2&3 as add ons, as time permits. With a team of 2, we escaped part 1 (the murderer) in 32:11. We were able to do parts 2&3 (the why & the how) in another 10 minutes and 17.5 minutes, respectively. It was SO much fun! Great theme, great puzzles, lots of fun surprises, and adds to the overall theme of the mansion. The best room in New Orleans!

So I first played this game in April 2018 and that time, did not get very far. Played with a random person who did not really seem to have that much interest. I always hoped for another crack at this game. Nice that my trip to New Orleans allowed me to get some closure on two different games. (See Spellbound) Anyway, in the last 7 years, the company has moved locations. From what I remember, the game pretty much felt exactly the same, which is saying something, considering it takes place in an eclectic mansion. The plot is a whodunit murder mystery, taking place in the 1950s and there’s a nice sense of New Orleans and jazz music baked into the game. The puzzles were on the harder side, but overall it was a good experience. This game along with their Mardi Gras game are part of an over arching storyline. If I had one critique, there are some extra puzzles that are thrown in after the game ends if you get through with lots of time to spare, specifically ones that let you find the killers motive and murder weapon. We only had 6 minutes left on the first game, but we breezed through the Mardi Gras game, so they let us come back to the first one to do those puzzles. That felt a little disjointed. There were also some references to another storyline, which I did not understand, but when I asked about it, was happy to find out that one of their other games from their original location, Inventor's Attic, will be making its way to the new location sometime in 2025 which will pick up on those storyline pieces. This is a fun place and I recommend doing this game and Mardi Gras. We did avoid the Smugglers den, which is their most highly rated game, but it seems the ratings are based off of the novelty of doing a game mostly in the dark.