Level99 Rooms

This place is GREAT for puzzlers on a date night/day since rooms can be done with 2-6 people, challenges are 2, and art hunts are mostly solo efforts. The food is delicious, and if you go during the week - it isn’t insane to try and hit every room you can physically do at least once. Accessibility wise, some rooms are almost entirely mental, and others are incredibly physical. Folks with mobility concerns will have less to participate in, but not nothing. One room requires hearing which can be tougher when the place is busy/loud. One room has a camera as a part of the game that seems to have difficulty picking up darker skin tones. I’ve spent a couple birthdays here with friends, and just when I started feeling like I didn’t have a reason to go back again for a bit, they added new rooms. Looking forward to seeing what they keep doing!

Not an escape room… but an awesome way to spend several hours for a great price!

Essentially a carnival midway for the 21st century. I was hoping for more puzzle-like challenges and fewer physical / dexterity challenges, but the games are all well built and there is a wide variety of different games. They have a mix of 3-5 minute “room” challenges that you do as a team, scavenger-hunt style “quests” that let you explore the space on your own — and you should do these, because the artwork is amazing — and PvP “arenas” that are a mix of arcade-game-esque and physical competitions. There were a number of rooms that were out of service during our visit (about 5) but we generally didn’t have to wait too long to do anything. I personally feel that too many of the rooms fail you after your first mistake: it isn’t fun to wait 5 minutes to enter a room that kicks you out after 15 seconds. But overall this is an interesting place that would certainly reward repeat visits. Try to go on a day when it is likely to be less crowded, though: our Sunday afternoon visit felt pretty crowded.

Had a blast! Wish there were more of these types of places.

What a fun time we had. This is like a choose your puzzle room adventure. The 40+ rooms are a mix of physical, mental, mystery, and/or skill challenges. You get to choose which ones you want to do and retry them to get a better score if you like. We paid for two hours and got though all the rooms we wanted to play and played some of them multiple times. We could have easily gone another two hours and played their art hunts and arena games, too. We found that we were good at the mental and skill games, but not so much with the physical games so we skipped some of those. We highly recommend this experience.

I absolutely loved level 99 it was such an amazing experience that was nothing like I’ve ever seen before. I liked that there were a mixture between mental and physical games so that everyone could also enjoy as well. You’ve gotta go to level 99!

I was told what to expect but still didn't expect what I experienced. This place is as if Mario Party had finally come to life without the board game portion. This place was absolutely incredible. It is QUITE physical (ask my body!), but I love the fact that it has mental and skill games as well and cool "side missions" like Hunts which gives you even more reason to explore this vast place. If you have the time and money, get the all day pass! We got to experience almost every room (3 were sadly broken that day) multiple times. Plus there's even a reward element that will keep you wanting to play more. I would definitely love to check this place again and try more of the food which I heard was awesome !

Chuck E Cheese for the escape room enthusiasts community, and it’s got that same sense of fun! Lots of variety of puzzles and physical challenges, some straightforward and some that may require hints, but all such an enjoyable snack-size treat. Some we played multiple times in a row for the challenge or joy of it. Love the flexibility to do the puzzles you want to do.

Inferior version of Boda Borg. That is to say, it’s still amazing. Pirate’s Plank, Ninja Dojo, and 8-Bit Lava are standouts. It loses a lot of the charm that Boda Borg maintains, but definitely still a fun place to check out with some clever challenges that are routinely updated.

An updated, high tech (even more complex than some of its predecessors) take on the boda borg format, with a greater amount of polish. It’s much more player friendly in comparison to the more sequential boda Borg challenges where you must complete every challenge every time you play a particular room. While the challenges are varied, many are physically demanding, so this may not be for everyone. If you can navigate the challenges, however, this is a must visit location.