The Mush Room

Lots of fun. A modern version of a Gen1 room. All old school locks, keys, numbers, but done in a very fun way. Reminds me of some of the first escape rooms I ever did, but everything was clean and in new condition. I wouldn’t call this one a “don’t miss!”, but it sure does satisfy that escape room itch.

Would not recommend! The atmosphere is great the room looks wonderful but red herrings that eat up time and have nothing to do with the room made it insufferable. The overuse of locks rather than interesting puzzles was also a bit of a let down

Clearly crafted with love. The room is adorable. It’s a gen 1 room so they took care to make sure it’s clear what goes to what lock, which is very appreciated. Puzzles were fun and not too simple. There’s lots to do with 2 people and it had us running around but in a good way.

This was such a delightful room and a really stellar example one one that doesn’t need a ton of tech to create interesting and challenging puzzles. It really scratched that itch for puzzles that make you feel like you’re the smartest person on the planet for figuring them out while not having arbitrary solutions or being punishingly difficult. Tuesday was also the absolute sweetest and let us talk her ear off about Halloween, other escape rooms, and the office cat Beans. I can’t wait to try the other room at this location, and the sister location in Irvine - until next time!

I loved this room! We had a great time and Tuesday is easily the most genuine kind game master I’ve come across. Both of the rooms at this location are done very well and she loves to throw in some surprises! Work as a team and communicate, that’s key, but don’t overthink it. These puzzles are logical, but they make sense!

This room really kept our 2-person team on our toes. We were hustling through the whole room, and made it out with just a few minutes to spare, which we found super satisfying. It is a quirky, colorful, whimsical room with a great combination of both puzzles and activities. Room preferences are always subjective, and this location created a house divided. I’m an Ink-sidious super fan, but my husband loved this one even more. So you might as well just go ahead and play both.

This is my favorite type of room- fun, light-hearted, logical, and full of physical locks. I was genuinely sad when it was over. This room is family-friendly, and even though it's small, there's enough to keep a group of four busy. The owner is very sweet and accomodating, and clearly passionate about showing her guests a good time. We're very appreciative for her creative and theming (even in the lobby). Check this place out!

Tuesday and her team were kind and personable. I did both Mush-room and INK-sidious and felt that both rooms were immersive and that the puzzles are imaginative and keep you within the them of the room. The puzzles are all manual (keys, letter/number codes, etc.) and both the escape room newbies and seasoned experts enjoyed Escape Room 66! I did have the maximum number of people in each room with me, which felt like a few too many, so if you want to feel more involved/work more collaboratively rather than divide and conquer, then I recommend that you go with a smaller group.

Absolutely loved this game .. top 5 for sure! very well decorated puzzles are difficult. non linear. sweet suprise at the very end. Definitely recommend

Very cool room with lots of great puzzles. Great story and beautiful setting. Friendly and helpful staff.