The Dragon’s Song

This experience was not for me, but I thoroughly enjoyed the castle setting. I gave this room a shot based on recommendations, but I disliked playing with strangers as much as I thought I would. Also, we had a group of 11, and there were only 11 puzzles. Generally my husband and I complete more than 11 puzzles in 60 minutes on our own. I was told afterwards that this is the easiest of the rooms here though. I think this could be a good fit for a family with kids, not enthusiasts.

This room was one of my favorite rooms I have ever played. Were the puzzles revolutionary or mind blowing? No. But what the other reviews are failing to point out is how immersive this room is. You are literally in the tower of an ACTUAL castle exploring multiple levels of the castle itself. The immersion of this room is unreal. If you’re looking for a mentally challenging room, you might not be totally satisfied, but the immersion factor of this room is more than enough to make this one of the most memorable rooms I have ever done.

Definitely an easier room that is family friendly. Due to the nature of the puzzle structure there was a bit of waiting for others to finish but not a way to effectively help, so maybe less people would be better (although hard to do in public booking). Still a good room but others are definitely better at casa loma!

I wasn’t a big fan of this room. I personally feel that 12 people is too much for an escape room, especially if there aren’t enough puzzles to keep everyone actively engaged. This room has a public booking system, so you may have to play with strangers. Nothing really stood out in this room, and the puzzles didn’t feel too satisfying to solve. I enjoyed this room enough that I would consider doing another game at Casa Loma, but I am not in any rush. P.S. There is a lot of stair climbing to get to the start of the game!