Do Not Disturb

First and foremost, the brothers who own this company and their amazing staff are all wonderful and made this experience something special. We booked all three rooms and Chris reached out to me because he figured a group booking all three rooms may be enthusiasts. We were! He wanted to know if we were celebrating a special milestone and we were our friend was going to be doing her 100th room! They had a special sign and a platter of gourmet chocolates in the lobby when we escaped. It was such a wonderful gesture! Love this group! Anyway, to the room! The experience started right in the lobby. Experience it for yourself! It is worth it! We entered the space and I was impressed with the quaint little apartment that was in front of us. The set was perfect and held many surprises - each one delightful! The special effects were superb and gave the perfect haunted atmosphere. The clue system was something original that I had not encountered before. Puzzles were all great and gave plenty of opportunities to work together as well as to split off and work on different puzzles. My only nitpick is the premises question is never answered - what happened to Patricia? Great room to start with the group!

The fun starts before you even enter the room! Once you're in - well, I love a good spooky room! There were plenty of puzzles for the 4 of us to do both together & separately. There was a fun communication system. I had only 2 minor "cons." 1) A puzzle in the final room - there's really only space for 2 people, leaving the other people standing around 2) The ending didn't quite resolve. It didn't affect gameplay at all. Just one of those things that you realize after Overall this was a really fun room. Celina was an amazing GM - from the time we walked in the lobby to setting the scene to picture time.

Immersive and well-built set. Lots of different puzzle types. Just the right amount of set dressing such that you're occasionally not sure if something is a clue, which adds to the fun. Great gamemaster (hey Selena!). There was one bit at the end where there was only one puzzle to do, so two of us were just kind of standing around while the other two worked it out, but otherwise a great room.

One of my favorite rooms here. It all starts with a great game master who is in character that sets the pace and mood for this room. Selena did a great job and made it fun right off the bat! The only thing I would say you could have done was to somehow incorporate the hidden gadgets as ghosts or spirits moving or writing things rather than just an expected result of completing a puzzle. Making it more immersive but like I said it was still great as is and I enjoyed it very much.

Great game masters and owners. Definitely give these rooms a try when you're in town.

We are a bit of escape room enthusiasts and we were super excited to give Do Not Disturb a try. It was our first time at Escapism - Ronnie and Christian were the most personable game room masters/owners we had ever met and we enjoyed chatting with them so much. We highly enjoyed the room, it was very immersive and had a lot of puzzles which were really fun to solve! Looking forward to going back to try all the other rooms Escapism has to offer!

Very unique in how the game starts. Challenging puzzles that flowed with the theme. Hoping to do rooms here again soon!

Theme of the room was very in depth. Really enjoyed the set up, and Christian made the experience very enjoyable.

Solid game with a fun immersive start. A good mix and number of puzzles, with both old school lock and key/combo and tech. Spooky without being scary (no jump scares). The story added to the spooky tension, but the end “choice” fell flat as it doesn’t affect anything? But overall definitely worth playing for a group of 2-4

The room was alright, our group enjoyed it but overall it was not anything special compared to other rooms we’ve done. The storyline was a bit rough, and it felt like there were a lot of unnecessary details. While the set design was decent, there were a lot of extra props in the room. The flow of the room was a little messy, and we ended up missing a puzzle. The entrance to the room was unique, which we enjoyed.