The Mush Room

Honestly I can’t recommend this location highly enough! Inksidious was one of my first rooms and it remained my gold standard for how fun, joyful, and collaborative escape rooms can be. I’m happy to say I enjoyed The Mush Room just as much. No fancy tech needed, just great vibes, adorable set design, and satisfying puzzles. I’m a big fan of this visually dense, puzzle-focused style of room where all the information appears available to you at first and you have to tackle the different pieces one by one. It’s so satisfying to recognize when the prop you’ve been curious about the whole time becomes a relevant clue. I think the whole team gets to have fun pointing out details together, making connections, and seeing everything in the room start to make sense. It makes for a really playful, engaging experience as you explore the room and appreciate all its charm. I loved how the puzzle design gave everyone a chance to participate -- there’s a lot of communication involved, and so many locks to open and components to work with. In my experience, it felt like we naturally became a well-oiled machine. I think the pacing worked out great and there was great use of music to keep the energy up the whole time. *Minor spoiler* Heads up, you might want at least one person in your group to be comfortable solo for a short period of time (but still able to communicate). In my case, I heard about this ahead of time and I was glad it ended up being me rather than one of my teammates! I enjoyed this moment, but I can see how others might have felt differently. Our GM Tuesday was the absolute best -- she is so kind and you can absolutely tell she wants every team to have the best experience possible. I was celebrating my birthday and she made the experience so special for us! I appreciated her stories about some of the wildest things she’s seen happen in this room, that needs to be one of my go-to questions for GMs in the future lol. Thanks so much for the great memories!

Really really fun theme! The gameplay involved a lot of locks and keys but it was so exaggerated it was really fun! Lots and lots of puzzles to do that were all well themed, so it would be a challenge for less than 4 people, but you could likely comfortably have 8 (and not stress about time whatsoever). The story was nearly nonexistent, but I rather that than a half effort story. The story was basically out of mind the entire time, but the theme compensated for that and the room gave us clear goals. Definitely worth a visit for the room, the unique gameplay, and great flow.

Super fun escape room and pretty hard for 2 people. We almost didn’t escape!!

Escape Room 66 is nestled in a hidden office space behind a gated fence that is hard to find. However, once inside The Mush Room (one of two escapes rooms currently offered) you are transported to a Candyland style experience filled with a variety of simple puzzles. Theming is on point but there were points when my group solved a puzzle yet still could not discern the answer. The experience is family friendly and I think really fun for kids. I want to come back and try the other experience "Insidious".

We had so much fun playing Mush Room. No spoilers but it was such a sweet treat of a room! There were plenty of puzzles to keep us occupied and some that we hadn’t seen before. Love the addition of having to make a choice at the beginning which affects the rest of the game. Tuesday was the most gracious, friendly and lovely game master and we’re so happy this was our 100th room. Can’t recommend this place enough!

This was by far one of the best rooms we have ever played!

Super cute room! Non linear and super cute! Solid room. Tons of lock and key gen 1 puzzles but they’re well done! There’s cool elements where your decision can affect later parts of the games and we had a ton of fun! Cute whimsical room with the cutest cat beans :)

Every room they produce is rich with color and sprinkled with their own magic. By now I’ve done all their rooms and I’m obsessed with their style! Every room we’ve done had a lot of “Ooos!” and “Ahhhs!” Mush Room packs in a lot of sugar in one space and having Tuesday as out host was the cherry on top!

If you're craving a lovingly crafted whimsical experience, make sure you play the Mush Room. Much like their other escape room at this location, Inksidious, Mush Room made me feel like a kid in a candy store. The vibrant colors, imaginative puzzles, fun story, and cheeky humor hit all the right notes for me. There were things done in this escape room that I haven't seen done anywhere else. It amazes me how well Escape Room 66 utilizes the small space that they have - every nook and cranny was worthy of exploration, and my group found ourselves investigating every inch of the space for clues. Furthermore, the story, difficulty, and amount of puzzles makes this a great room for families. All of your senses are put to good use, keeping even little ones entertained and engaged. Jules and Tuesday, our hosts, were wonderful people, who genuinely welcomed us and were happy to see us. Escape Room 66 is a family-owned business, and I feel that we, as a community of escape room enthusiasts, should support more of them, especially when they produce high quality rooms that are clearly a labor of love. I look forward to seeing more from them.

Sooooooo cute! Every elements was lovingly handcrafted, there was a very satisfying density of quick/easy ahas, and consistently adorable theming. Truly joyful.