Escape Rooms for Kids in Ann Arbor

“Great unique theme that carried from before the start of the game to the end. Tons of puzzles but didn’t feel too overwhelming even for a team of 2. Very unique puzzles that needed different types of thinking to solve so larger groups would benefit but still had a great time.”

NoKeyNoProblem

219 escape rooms

“Such a marvelous experience for kids and children who never grew up! Seriously, it’s a well-designed set that flies players throughout Neverland. The story will be familiar to fans of the classic story and of course, the popular Disney movie. Don’t be hoodwinked into thinking this is an easy room. The puzzles are a little tricky, though some of it can be attributed to unclear logic or hard-to-see visuals. Other than that, there are a variety of fun challenges and magical moments for every inner child to enjoy. This entire company is worth going to! It’s easy to get to, just follow the leader and take the second star to the right. Fly, don’t walk to this hidden gem!”

Panda

663 escape rooms

“The entire experience was completely immersive. The room, effects, and even the puzzles were truly on theme. The attention to detail was incredible, and it was obviously put together and run by people who truly love escape rooms. It was so much fun. The breakdown of your performance at the end was great! Loved it!”

“This room was super sweet and chock full of fun! It’s a nonlinear game with great flow, logical puzzles, and exciting moments. The world is colorful, and what I bet kids think candy factories are like. It’s not too hard, and younger escapists will likely love it. It’s worth stepping into this world of pure imagination!”

Panda

663 escape rooms

“Of the two rooms we did at this facility today, I liked this one leaps and bounds ahead of the other room. Here, we were tasked with exploring an Aztec temple that was going to be leveled by an earthquake in about an hour's time; we had to go in, locate and retrieve the legendary Jade Skull, worth untold amounts of money. The set design and technology were both impressive (only two physical locks), and where with the UFO room (see review) I felt we were employing a constant stream of hints to keep forward momentum, here we only reallly had one hint toward the beginning (and also one requested confirmation that some set design elements were merely window dressing and not clues). Note: I am biased by the theme, as ancient ruins and archaeology are some of my favorite themes. Also, UFO was one of their most difficult rooms, and this was one of their easiest. But, this was very enjoyable and atmospheric, with some clever puzzles, as well.”

CurtClark

355 escape rooms