Poseidon needs your help to clean and protect the ocean.  In Poseidon’s Promise, you’ll face puzzles that dive deep into Atlantis’ history, sea creatures, and sustainability.  With 60 minutes on the clock, can your team of three to eight players solve the clues before Poseidon’s patience runs out?

Atlantis Bahamas

Poseidon's Promise

Escape room

This room is not as bad as the ratings appear, at least in my opinion. Everything in the room worked, the puzzles were above average, it had multiple rooms, and the theme was good.

Yes it had AI art and was a bit pricey but it was not a bad room at all. We had 5 in our group and everyone had fun. To me it deserves a thumbs up.

Disappointing. Expected more for the location and price.

Lazily using AI-generated art is a great sign of quality 👍🏽 Charging $50/person and not even bothering to hire real artists to design your rooms, it's a shame.

Poseidon’s Promise is a very kid-friendly, nautical room. I would only recommend to families staying at Atlantis for a fun activity within the resort on a rainy day. 

It is extremely expensive (~50 USD/person, including kids) for the gameplay, which is primarily lock-and-key with a lot of eco-friendly facts, and the atmosphere is okay at best. The first room lacks any clear indication of what puzzles should be worked on and when. There’s a hint screen which conveniently gives the combo for one of the locks, but the symbols are all out of order. The second and third rooms are a bit better in terms of atmosphere as well as puzzles.

I would not recommend for any experienced, or completionists who are looking to go out of their way to try this room. 

5/10

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