Underland

Fun theme but a bit too easy for my group of 4. We escaped very easily and didn't get stuff at all. Would recommend if you're looking for one for newbies or one on the easier side.

A solid room with decent theming and puzzles. There were a few tech aspects but not too much, with most puzzles involving padlocks.

An older, mostly lock and key room with pretty creative puzzles that align nicely with its “dark” Alice in Wonderland theme. On the easier side as we finished in under half the time with 3 people, while really struggling at times trying to decipher symbols, colour, or writing due to dim lighting in some spaces.

Quite easy could be good for beginners

Cute room for our group of 2.5. Lots to occupy the toddler wandering around while the adults struggled along. Some neat puzzles that kept to the theming well. No great challenge, but was what we needed that day. Good space for larger groups

Great room. Lots of fun and smooth transition from puzzle to puzzle.

5/10. Interesting enough. Not scary, a tiny bit spooky with dark lightning. Story not memorable but puzzles were interesting. Last puzzle didn’t work properly

Room was interactive and lots of fun. Puzzles weren’t particularly difficult as it was very family friendly theme for young children to participate in. The props were incredible and flowed between the spaces to immerse you into the universe for Wonderland

Completed this room with a group of 4. A lot of interesting and creative puzzles with a fun Alice in Wonderland theme. Gameplay flowed well and all the puzzles made sense. The rooms were big enough for all of us to explore without feeling cramped. Really enjoyed the different rooms within Underland. Highly recommend!

Returning to Scram's Church Street location, we took on Underland with a slightly different team this time, including a couple of newcomers to the escape room scene (each with fewer than five rooms under their belt). Despite the change, we had a blast navigating this room, finding that everything flowed seamlessly within the space. Primarily featuring traditional lock-and-key mechanisms, Underland is an excellent choice for those new to the hobby. However, I did encounter a few minor issues. Some of the locks had worn-off lettering or numbers, which, combined with the ambient lighting, made them a bit difficult to read. Additionally, one of the final puzzles didn't seem to work as intended, but we managed to solve it with perseverance and some extra time. Nevertheless, Underland was an enjoyable experience overall, and I would certainly recommend it to newcomers. As always, Scram continues to uphold its reputation for producing high-quality rooms.