The Smurfs

Well decor. Designed for kids. Would not recommend for veterans.

Fun and cute escape room. Definitely great for a younger audience. Our game master Indira was an amazing help and made the experience very enjoyable.

The first part of the room is beautiful unfortunately it’s the highlight of the experience. The flow of the puzzles really don’t make sense and it becomes very apparent at the end of the experience.

The room: We were a group of 4 who did the Smurfs escape room. Despite being adults in a room intended for kids, we enjoyed it. The construction was phenomenal, to the point of being as good as a movie set! There was no timer, though we did ask for and receive 15 min-interval reminders. The tasks were easy, but fun. I would recommend this one, though there was one technical glitch. Customer service: Our host, Ashleigh, was standoffish and not a good fit for this industry. She was unenthusiastic, unlike other hosts who usually are super excited about escape rooms. She gave us unsolicited hints, which we didn't appreciate. Maybe she was having a bad day, but it put a damper on things. Location: The parking cost $9 and there was no validation, which is an HHLA issue. There is no bathroom at the escape room, so you have to go to a general mall bathroom. The location is clean and safe, though a bit bare. This was my second escape room at this location, but I've done other 60Out rooms. As I've said before, MAZE is friendlier and cheaper. But I come back for the concepts & to hang out with friends.

Cute! We had a fun time visiting Smurf village. The decor really made this room, lighthearted and whimsical. Definitely pay attention to the story. Starts linear but branches out towards the end. I’m not a fan of some of the puzzles, but overall we had a good time! 😄

Great for kids, assuming you can focus them on the audio prompts, which really guide you through. Optional: Watch an old episode of The Smurfs before, to orient them in this world: Gargamel, Azreal, Papa Smurf, and the various vocation-related Smurfs. Really nice use of technology and a beautiful set.

Very immersive and cute. Such an adorable and fun game. Our game master was alright but the game was definitely worth the game

I absolutely loved this room, it was super cute and fun!

After doing over 100 rooms, i feel like they’re now judged on justification of pricing. For $78/person for 2 of us to play, this room was 100% not worth the price. The entire room was so warm, we were sweating the whole time. Our GM wanted us in and out, one of those very awkward, hi welcome to the room, push you in the room, and straight away tells you bye as soon as you finish, but i wanted a picture with the smurf!😩 The room itself wasn’t horrible, but it was a pretty basic room, the same decorations most places have in whimsical themed rooms, the only thing that made it more special was the smurfs theme and the voices. The puzzles were mid tier, nothing too extravagant, and for the price a lot of things didn’t work. As far as game flow, it was pretty horrible, there were a few puzzles once the GM helped us understand, thought to ourselves “we would have never thought of doing that.” And the other puzzles were pretty much just laid out in plain site, we didn’t even realize we’d completed 4 puzzles we hadn’t been told to do yet, until they started telling us to do it and we were like “oh? Ok thats done. I guess.” Also there was no music, which made me sad. Again the review isn’t to say the room was bad, we did have fun, but definitely does not live up to what you pay to play. Theres cheaper rooms with WAY better quality, better puzzles and overall a better experience!

It was a nice set up but way over priced. We were rushed out because of huge party before and after us that at one point the game master was just giving us hints even though our time wasn’t even up.