The Adventure Museum

Rating: 4.5/5 - My favorite so far out of the 5-6 challenge arcades I've played, though I've yet to visit Level99 which everyone raves about. I particularly like this one since the sets are very detailed and immersive (the owners also create escape rooms), there are so many fun rooms and mini-games (around 30), and I love the physical challenges (some with multiple floors). 2 hours was just enough time to try basically every room and play some repeats. Some of the rooms are replayable with multiple levels. We went on a busy Sat evening but there were always rooms available so we were rarely waiting long. The games had a ton of variety between mental, skill-based, and physical challenges, though some were more fun than others, a couple were confusing. I would recommend a team of 3, some games were a bit too hard with only 2. For the most part, everything was working and not broken so they are maintaining things. I like format here, the screens give you info about how to play and they have a dedicated entrance and exit door to each room. Some challenge arcades only have a single door in or out so other teams can get in your way.

This was a lot of fun! Like mini escape rooms, but high tech and short experiences! Definitely try it!

I really enjoyed that this was a very interactive place. It wasn’t what I expected. Some of the rooms were a little weird. Some things either didn’t work or there wasn’t enough context to figure out what was supposed to go on. Some rooms are physical, and I’m talking climbing a wall, leaping across the room, swinging from a rope! Those were a no go for me haha This is a great place for kids though.

We loved it so much. There are so many options for games to play. Some were definitely better than others in our group, but every group will be able to find something they'll enjoy, Some strictly physical. Some mostly speed. Others mostly balance. Some mental. Some skill-based (balls through hoops, etc.). The best ones had a combination of all. We played for 90 minutes, and would definitely come back quite a few times before we'd run out of enthusiasm.

While my group enjoyed our time here there were some games that were buggy. The sensors were pretty touchy and this isn’t an escape room type of place. Because the sensors were touchy and the games were buggy we most likely won’t come back. However, some of the mini games worked well and we did enjoy our time here. Our group was a few minutes late and it wasn’t a problem. Our time started once we had our wristbands. They basically have small rooms of games that are private for your group. Each room is about 5 minutes long and the wait time is about 5 minutes as well assuming a group just went in to start their game.

We absolutely loved Amuse. We were the first team to Stamp all the rooms. We love the staff and overall atmosphere. It's a really good mixture of things to do and see! 100% recommend! The staff is so, so friendly and helpful. They’re around and available the whole time. The games really vary in style and skills, and it’s awesome that they progress. So kids can do level one, but there are some real challenges as you go along! It’s fun to be able to bounce from brain heavy to physical so you don’t exhaust yourself. Even though we've finished everything we still go back regularly, so if you happen to be there and recognize us, come say hi!

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