Mayday

Felt very similar to the 911 room in terms of incredibly grand and ambitious set, with non-linear puzzles all building towards one common/final goal. There was always something for everyone to do for the entire 60 minutes. I think (probably by thematic design) the puzzle structure felt more chaotic and haphazard in this room than in 911, where it was a bit more clear from the beginning what the overarching goal(s) were, so your personal preference will come into play as to which you will like better out of an escape room but both are equally awesome in their own ways. Due to that, I’d say this room was a bit harder than 911. Loved the multiple different settings, the interactivity with the props, and the simulated plane. I think the difficulty here comes from the chaos and putting the right objects/props/set pieces together. As once you make the right connection the puzzles themselves aren’t too too difficult. Also loved that their hint system was separated, rather than hint booklets all over the room by every puzzle. Definitely made for a more immersive experience.