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An old school friend, Lewis Salinger, has tracked you all down through Facebook and invites you on a holiday of a lifetime. You can see by his Facebook profile that he has amassed incredible wealth since leaving school and you’re excited at the prospect of the trip. The invite promises a week you will never forget including picking you up on his private jet and flying you to meet him at his mansion in the Caribbean. However, when you get there, your trip turns into a nightmare. Unbeknown to you, the plane is not traveling to the Caribbean at all, but a private landing strip somewhere in South America. On arrival at the mansion, Lewis explains the purpose of your trip and it is not a holiday. It soon becomes apparent that his enormous wealth has not been amassed through legal means. Matters soon turn horribly wrong when your friend explains the REAL purpose of your trip. Promising enormous wealth, he wants you to return to the US with some suitcases he has packed for you. That’s all. No risk he says. In return, he will give you (each) a million dollars in cash. No questions asked. His private jet is being prepared for the return journey to the US and will be leaving in one hour. Panic sets in when he gives you an evil look and says: “I’m sorry, but as you’ve come this far, I cannot give you a choice. I appreciate your understanding…”. At that, you are moved at gunpoint into a secure section of the house where you will be prepared and groomed for your return journey. With panic set in you realize you cannot be a part of this evil plan and must effect your escape within the hour. The high-security section of the mansion is designed to keep people in, but if you don’t escape you know you run the risk of becoming part of a dangerous drug cartel and could face a life behind bars if caught. You soon realize there’s enough evidence to capture the drug lord once and for all - if you could deliver that evidence to the police back in the US, you could be heralded a hero forever. Act quickly to gather evidence and escape the mansion. You only have one hour before your fate is sealed forever! Will you choose to turn the drug lord in? Or will you become an important member of his operation? The choice is yours to make, and time is of the essence!
5 escape rooms
Overall a fairly challenging room with a ton of puzzles to solve in the time frame. The set design matched the theme of the room, and most of the puzzles were engaging and required some extra thinking to get it right.
89 escape rooms
We did two rooms here and ate at their restaurant in between. Love the concept of the combination of bar/restaurant/escape room. Everyone we interacted with was fantastic and cared! Exceeded expectations for a franchise. This room was FUN. Very interesting puzzles with some twists that had us stuck for a bit. We found out after that we skipped past 3 pieces by using another part of the room as our hint. That may or may not bother some that feel in a purist approach to the puzzle making. I highly recommend this room..
42 escape rooms
Pretty basic room with physical puzzles, locks and keys, not a lot of tech. Some, but limited to interacting with physical objects. We skipped a couple of key points by accident and solved things anyway.
228 escape rooms
A newer room at this location that's rated the hardest and that's accurate! Really hard room and we had a few too many cooks in the kitchen. I think we could've done this room with 4 people and more folks who were veterans. We did struggle with parts of the room where we didn't receive and noticeable feedback we solved a puzzle or had to listen to something in order to solve the final puzzle. Most of the room was traditional and/or mechanical puzzles.
118 escape rooms
Overall, was good. Stayed in theme. Good time!
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