Stabbin Cabin

Atmosphere was nice. But there were a couple times they could do to improve the room. 1. There is a cipher that takes forever to complete, and they don’t give you anything to help. It 10-15 minutes just to decipher. Would have been greatly improved if they gave a cipher wheel to help decode, or more places to write so more people can work on it at once. 2. There is a laminated puzzle that does not match up with the laminations on them, they only line up if you line up the papers under the lamination. 3. Normally word code lock take a word, but all of these do not take words, just random letters. Still enjoyable, but could be better.

It was okay… but there was one puzzle that completely destroyed our pace. There were a couple small issues, but the theming was excellent.

It was our date on Stabin Cabin. We had very cool experience on this escape room. Details and atmosphere were highly quality. We had great time and showed how good team we are. I can also note the storyline. It was quite deep. Honestly puzzles were very interesting. We only asked for one clue. The puzzles weren't easy, but that made them more interesting. Perfect balance.

I recently completed Stabin Cabin with a group of friends, and I had an excellent experience from start to finish. The set design was highly detailed and created an immersive atmosphere that consistently supported the theme. Despite only two rooms being included, the pacing stayed strong throughout, and I didn’t notice any downtime at all. The puzzles were thoughtfully designed, with a careful balance between challenge and clarity, and they were integrated seamlessly into the overall narrative. A high level of communication and teamwork was required, which added a lot to the intensity and overall enjoyment of the experience. Overall, I would regard Stabin Cabin as a well-executed escape room that delivers both atmosphere and substance. I would confidently recommend it to anyone interested in a horror-themed experience where immersion, collaboration, and well-crafted puzzles are prioritized. Lowkey worth it.

Went some friends and honestly... it was SO good. Stabin Cabin was lowkey creepy in the best way and had us stressing but like... in a fun way, the puzzles were super satisfying when they clicked. Some took longer than others but I can appreciate them all in their own way. Our brains were working overtime but we were also cracking up the whole time. One of the most fun get togethers in a while! In terms of story I liked it a lot. I wouldn’t say it was overbearing but you got a slight peek into the mind of the guy tryina kill you a bit so it was interesting. And the puzzles themselves are tied into the story which was cool. The host was sweet and truly tried her best haha, we asked for a few hints and I would say she was pretty good with giving the nudge we needed in the moment. The game felt well put together, and you can tell a lot of thought went into it. We were locked in the entire time lol. 10/10 would 100% recommend going with friends or just as a pastime for date night.

All time record! This is a new room in the area. Low thumbs up room. Set design was great, story was good, but overall flow felt a bit clunky for our group. A mix of high tech and gen 1 locks. The puzzle quality was okay. A red herring and some pieces that came much earlier than needed felt a little out of place. And one puzzle that’s just plain time consuming with a way of thinking not necessarily appropriate for where we’re located. One finicky input. Overall walked out feeling like it was okay.

Stabbin Cabin is an absolute blast from start to finish. The 80s horror spoof theme is executed perfectly — the cabin set design is immersive, creepy, and surprisingly funny all at once. You genuinely feel like you’ve stumbled into a cheesy slasher film, which is exactly the vibe they’re going for. The puzzles are clever without being frustrating — each one felt satisfying to crack, and nothing seemed arbitrary or out of place. Our group had a great dynamic going, and the room really encourages everyone to contribute rather than one person steamrolling through it. We escaped with literal seconds to spare, which made it all the more memorable. The game master was fantastic — engaged, encouraging, and added to the fun without giving anything away too easily.