Dracula Escape

10/10 escape room. What a thrill.

First ever escape room i did. Did not realize it was a hard difficulty until we got in. Very interesting room. Lots of super cool puzzles and a great storyline. There is just so much to do I wish we wouldve brought a bigger group

Sets, props and staff seemed used and abused. I think they all need some TLC.

So, I am a scaredy cat when it comes to haunted things. This proved to stand in my way in this room. Let me just say though, this set was very well done. The first and last rooms were amazing (the middle three were on theme, but were there to just house the transition puzzles). I would say the stand out thing in this room was the set. Puzzles were okay (though I did see a new puzzle I have not seen before in this room).

when booking the room requires 4 people, it's always just my husband and I when we play so we just bought the 4 tickets to play with us 2 because we were really interested in trying it out while we were in the area! can definitely escape this room with 2 adults and we would recommend it if you also wanted to try it but didnt have 4 people :) wouldve loved to do other rooms here but we weren't in st. louis long.

Some things I liked about the experience was some of the creative puzzles and set design. The architecture of the place was good. There were a few puzzles that felt more unique, ones that you might not find elsewhere. However there were some issues with the escape room. Some of the puzzles were simply guess and check, not intuitive at all. Additionally you can very easily hear everything else going on in the building. My group easily heard a hint being given in another room, and we stopped to listen because it sounded loud enough that we thought it was talking to us. Another thing would be the amount of screens. This is just personal preference but I believe that an overwhelming amount of digital screens takes away from the immersion.

I really wanted to like this room. But it wasn't for me. The theming is amazing! No question. But game play was a little rough. There were a couple broken things also. I belive that is what took us out of the experience

The game has a strong start for atmosphere and the castle courtyard scene at the start does a good job of setting the mood of the game. High ceilings allowed for the game to feel bigger than it actually was. The finale was pretty corny but in a good way and we had a great time.

This is my favorite game I've played to date! It's so much larger than it first seems, and the puzzles are engaging, immersive, and plain old fun! There's an even balance between task-solving and logic-riddling, and the final race to the finish got my heart pounding. The animatronics are stellar, the set-design and props are Hollywood-level quality, and the sound track is not as overwhelming as Jurassic Island Escape was. Our game master was a hoot, playing into a Van Helsing persona for the initial rules brief and during the hints we had to ask for. We finished with 4 minutes to spare, having used all 3 hints before the final room. TAKE YOUR TIME in the middle hall (read additional notes on this review for more info), but don't dawdle, or you WILL run out of time. It's 5 separate areas total; only one area had 2 shorter puzzles, the rest had AT LEAST 3 puzzles each. We lost a lot of time in one area, and finished with only 4 minutes to spare. But daggum, it was fun!

Freaking phenomenal large set with amazing breathtaking moving props! Felt like I was in a real life Universal monster movie! Unfortunately, some mechanics were finicky and we even ended up wasting hints on puzzles, that we knew the answer for but couldn’t get to work. We somehow made it out despite those setbacks, even with some unintuitive puzzles toward the end. Even then, the exciting immersive experience is worth it, and the room itself is a sight to behold! The vampire hiding within definitely does not suck! (Except for your blood)