Quest For The Temple of Light

It was incredibly captivating and well done. Can’t say enough about that, but I didn’t care for the format. It felt more theatrical than a true escape room. Didn’t care for the host to be continually involved in the gameplay. But that is just preference. I like locked in a room race against the clock vs a very guided experience

We were living in an Indiana Jones movie. Everything was themed so well.

Music, lighting, and theming was all excellent. The ads show some of the most exciting moments but every room of this multi-room experience was special and unique.

We had a dedicated GM who was also an interactive actor at points. Overall excellent.

Immersive and enjoyable puzzles with no traditional locks (combination or key). Entirely linear.

I've seen other people say that this location is like a Disney attraction, and I think that's an apt comparison in the best way. We've been to no other location that comes close to comparing.

Our guide, Parker, was fantastic and elevated the experience.

Though it isn't physically cramped with 6, the linear nature may leave some participants with little to do in larger parties.

I don't believe anything is intended to be scary, but there are moments which could be a little much for younger or particularly sensitive participants.

Spoilers, maybe. Just the one sequence that requires climbing narrow stairs, crawling on hands and knees for a short distance, and then going down a slide. Though no one in our group chose to use them, we were assured that there were bypasses available.

See above. Most of the experience was spent in quite dimly lit areas and no flashlight was provided. Bending and reaching above heads both required. Color recognition required. I don't recall sound being important except insofar as it being difficult to hear our guide trying to contact us at times over music and sound effects. Smell-sensitive individuals and possibly those with asthma should be conscious of the use of diffused scents and fog throughout.

While the address will get you there on Google Maps, the logo on the sign is actually quite small and the main entrance is located on the back side of the building from the parking lot with signage that was confusing to some in our group.

Gravel lot.

Though a means of immediate egress was not always apparent because of the nature of the experience, emergency buttons were present throughout, and our guide was obviously constantly monitoring and communicating with us.

The puzzles were great!! They all flowed together perfectly!

The most beautiful and breathtaking set design I’ve ever seen in my life 🤯🤯

The entire staff is amazing!! Parker was an incredible guide.

Absolutely mind blowing there’s really no way to describe it!

So much fun!! I absolutely loved the character interaction it really made the storyline all come together

The perfect difficulty to match the set!

Very high tech! But all done phenomenally!

We did it with 4 and think it was perfect!

Parker was an incredible leader and guide on our quest!

The set design and special effects did a phenomenal job at creating the illusion of “danger” without any fear, just excitement!

This is such a stupid question.

As good as it gets.

Amazing.

It was essentially an adventure that you are a part of. Less doing puzzles and more experiencing.

Great parking!

Stair climbing, crawling, and sliding for all

See above