We had an enjoyable time playing Heart of Bastet! This escape room has progression, a blend of gen 1 and high tech puzzles, and the set design was amazing! What this escape room does well is its linear format, the immersion of the set design, and the uniqueness of the puzzles. From beginning to the end, these puzzles were a lot of fun to engage it and interact with! I would say that the escape room is somewhat short as we finished with about 15 min urea to spare. It has the potential for more, but they made the most use of the physical space that they had, but trust me, it was pretty immersive! We were feeling the Surface Pressure, and we wouldn’t have it any other way!

The best part about this room is the atmosphere, the progression, and how some puzzles are solved. It does feel a little bit short since we managed to finish the room with plenty of time left, but it was a great experience nonetheless.

This escape business doesn't have much parking and it's located in a really shady area. We had to park a ways away and walk. Careful if your booking is for after dark. The price is more than most San Diego escapes. Its got a commercial cheap feel to it and is linear so 2 players are about it when it comes to playing. One of the puzzles didn't work and the game is pretty standard. Nothing spectacular to write about.

One of the best escape rooms in San Diego. Logical puzzles with lots of cool tech.

Very fun room! Such amazing set design and props for atmosphere and puzzles. The theming was amazing throughout and had some really fun challenges to overcome. There were two pretty finicky puzzles that didn’t work or were very particular about the way they needed to work, but overall we had a great experience that I’d recommend to anyone!

This room had some very unique mechanics and was overall very fun. I would definitely recommend it! While you can kind of tell that Lara's Labrynth doesn't have the highest budget (both rooms I've done here have had a broken puzzle), I still think the rooms are worth it, especially since these escape rooms comparatively cheap.

The entire experience at Lara’s labyrinth was amazing. 10/10 would recommend to ANYONE.

We LOVED this room! The ending was absolutely spectacular and breaking an escape room cardinal rule at the end left my jaw wide open. Probably one of my absolute favorite Egyptian themed rooms.

This was a great room. It’s got some small spaces and is fairly linear so I’d recommend 5 players max (2 -4 preferably). The set was fantastic, the puzzles were good, and there were several times during the game that I was genuinely surprised. There was one puzzle that wasn’t working and the GM had to walk us through a workaround, which detracted a bit. And the best part is when the room forces you to break one of the cardinal rules of escape games. The look on my wife’s face when my son broke the rule was hilarious. IYKYK.

There were two parts that were so much fun and wow moments! One in particular was unreal - a moment we keep talking about even now. I wish one part was working right - to be fair they did say it was finicky. Overall loved it and really appreciated the decor - honestly felt like you were in an Egyptian tomb.