Escape Rooms for Kids in Memphis

“One of the best themed rooms I’ve ever done. This entire location exudes passion. Clever puzzles and fun story mad me for a great experience. Also one of the best ways of explaining the escape room “ground rules” ever.”

mattmagd

91 escape rooms

“Rating: 5/5 - Wow, fantastic, it surprised me in one of the best ways. Must-play for Jurassic Park fans. Here's why this is one of my favorites rooms: ➕ They tout this as a cinematic experience and it does feel that way, it's like you're visiting Jurassic Park. This room would be right at home at Universal Studios. ➕ Set looks amazing, with multiple scene changes and great use of elevation. They spared no expense. ➕ Tons of tech with great use of audio and special effects. There were some padlocks but where they were used made sense. ➕ Some puzzles felt more task-like but to me that adds immersion, I don't like escape room logic. ➕ Puzzles were fun and fit the theme, they had physical/tactile aspects. ➕ Multiple climactic and "wow" moments, it was fun progressing through the game. ➕ GM was helpful when needed The game has some tense moments and loud noises but it's not scary or spooky. I would recommend 2-4 players. My ranking of Memphis Escape rooms I've played starting with my favorite: 1. Jurassic Project 2. Monsters from the Abyss 3. Shipwreck Cove 4. One Night in the 90s”

BTRoku

376 escape rooms

“Incredible set, super immersive, and it felt like a play set. We had a great time on this ship! Memphis Escape Room Ratings List of the 8 we played: Top-Tier, Would Recommend: The Jurassic Project Maw Maw’s Secret Shipwreck Cove Monsters of the Abyss Fun & Memorable, Would Recommend if you had time: Yuletide Toy Heist East End Express (Bad Guy) One Night in the 90s Would Not Recommend: Lost Pyramid”

adventurebuddies

117 escape rooms

“Incredible room! Lots of unique puzzles & things to do. Often, we skip Christmas rooms as we feel they are aimed at younger crowds and are easier…but this one kept us engaged the whole time! Recommend to families or enthusiasts! Memphis Escape Room Ratings List of the 8 we played: Top-Tier, Would Recommend: The Jurassic Project Maw Maw’s Secret Shipwreck Cove Monsters of the Abyss Fun & Memorable, Would Recommend if you had time: Yuletide Toy Heist East End Express (Bad Guy) One Night in the 90s Would Not Recommend: Lost Pyramid”

adventurebuddies

117 escape rooms

“Super fun and super nostalgic! Be prepared for neon lights, skates, and hijinks! Memphis Escape Room Ratings List of the 8 we played: Top-Tier, Would Recommend: The Jurassic Project Maw Maw’s Secret Shipwreck Cove Monsters of the Abyss Fun & Memorable, Would Recommend if you had time: Yuletide Toy Heist East End Express (Bad Guy) One Night in the 90s Would Not Recommend: Lost Pyramid”

adventurebuddies

117 escape rooms

“This Christmas-themed room was outstanding (even for June)! It was very well designed and the puzzles were excellent. This room brought back all kinds of great Christmas movie memories. There is a lot of room to play, are a lot of puzzles, and was just a blast overall.”

“A solid, and fun room. The set design was very immersive and there were some fun puzzles. We chose to play the Good Guy side of this room, but had the choice early on of taking a different path and playing the Bad Guy side. Everything flowed well and the puzzles all supported the storyline.”

“This room was recently updated. Loved the changes to this room and felt that virtually everything we had initially disliked about the room when we first played was resolved. Theming excellent, and puzzles unique. Updates definitely brought this closer to the experience of newer rooms with this group. Service was great! Not a completely accessible room-crawling and climbing necessary by at least one member of the party. Some thematic elements may be a little unsettling (lighting changes etc.), so wouldn't recommend if a member of the party was particularly sensitive but nothing overtly scary.”

“Another incredible set design! We were less keen on the puzzles in this game than the other two we played at this location (90’s and Monsters of the Abyss). The choice to pick the good or bad side was fun. We felt some puzzles required either a leap in logic or a guess & check in the first half of the game. Would be interested to see what the good guy storyline looked like. Do it for the scenery! Memphis Escape Room Ratings List of the 8 we played: Top-Tier, Would Recommend: The Jurassic Project Maw Maw’s Secret Shipwreck Cove Monsters of the Abyss Fun & Memorable, Would Recommend if you had time: Yuletide Toy Heist East End Express (Bad Guy) One Night in the 90s Would Not Recommend: Lost Pyramid”

adventurebuddies

117 escape rooms

“Number 4 all time at the time of playing. If you love a western theme, then you will enjoy this one. Our groups only hangup was on the first puzzle then it was a really satisfying jaunt to clear our name. There are minor pyrotechnics at a certain point, so be warned, in a good way.”

mattmagd

91 escape rooms

“Basic but fun escape room. Nothing really hard here, but enough puzzles for a small group. One of their more themed rooms. Not a lot of tech in this one but a variety of puzzles that fit the theme. Only slight issue was that our game host was not aware we had completed the room until several minutes later. We had to request a clue to end the game and even still were told to complete the final puzzle until the host saw we were holding the item. Not a huge issue for us, as we weren't shooting for a specific time or anything, but might be a problem for a group hunting leaderboard status. If you haven't done a ton of rooms, this is a good starting point but also just a good, solid escape experience.”