Alice in Wonderland

We played the Alice in Wonderland escape room and found it to be just okay overall. It’s a non-linear, fully electronic room with no traditional mechanical locks (one puzzle had a setup error and was glitzy). A lot of matching colors, sounds, smells. There were 2 logic puzzles that really required some brain power (think SAT ordering questions). After solving puzzles, you need to pay attention to the overhead instructions—they often guide you on what to do next. We played as a group of two, didn’t use any hints, and escaped with about 20 minutes left, so the difficulty felt moderate. Overall, it had some creative elements and the setup is very immersive. Good for newer escape room players and kids.

Fun and well-themed escape room that was mostly nonlinear. There were no traditional locks, so there will be unique puzzles that you have not seen before. Many of the puzzles had fun answers and the design of the rooms were great. It was relatively limited space-wise, so I would not recommend this room for larger groups. The room was also rated harder than it should be. Majority of the puzzles were easy-medium difficulty without any incredibly satisfying solutions. Overall, it is a fun themed escape room that small groups will enjoy, but if you are looking for a big challenge or a room for large groups, there are other better options in the desert.