Southport School for Wizards

We love Maine Escape Games! We’ve completed three rooms so far: Uncle Ned’s Cabin, Dr. Gem’s Time Trap, and Southport School for Wizards, and each one has been great. The rooms are fun, immersive, and well-designed, with puzzles that are challenging without being too obscure or frustrating. We’ve done escape rooms in many different places, and Maine Escape Games is one of our favorites. Our only complaint is that they need some cool memorabilia! They could make some extra money from escape room enthusiasts like us who love collecting T-shirts, stickers, mugs, or other souvenirs to remember each experience. We’d definitely buy them.

Great mechanic room! It’s often to see failures and it must be difficult for the owner to maintain every wire and circuit. But this room is great and very smooth. Love the magic part of it too!

Definitely intermediate and can be done with minimal hints and just a few people. Our group loved this room.

Puzzles were on the easier side, but the game play felt immersive and some had very unique designs.

We had a group of six all at varying experience levels, it was a really fun time!

This was a very fun, though on the easier side. This would be a great room for a group of kids or teens, or good for beginners

Really fun room. Great theming throughout and enough to keep us all busy. This room was a little on the easier side, but given the theming and difficulty level would be great for kids/preteens. We really enjoyed it!

Our kids were OBSESSED with this room. They were still talking about it months later. The puzzles were novel, the tech was high, and the overall experience was the same exceptional experience we have come to expect from Maine Escape Games. Definitely a must-do if you're in the area. Great for newbies and veterans alike.

Of the three I’ve done at this location is was my least favorite, but only because the others were so amazing! Can’t go wrong at Maine Escape Games.

My small but experienced group had an amazing time visiting Maine Escape Games! The rooms we played there looked great and were mostly high tech, using little to no padlocks. This Harry Potter-esque room was a lot of fun and definitely brought the magic. For two of us, there was a LOT to do, and the room has a great mix of puzzle types with varying complexity. A couple of the puzzles were a bit frustrating, requiring a small leap of logic, but this was not the case for most of the room and MEG offers unlimited hints if needed. For experienced enthusiasts I would recommend a team size of no more than 3 or 4, that way everyone is able to contribute. Again, our team of 2 was able to finish with only a little help but we were both on our toes most of the time. It is a decent sized space though, so a larger group of newbies would feel relatively comfortable as well.