Labyrinth Reality Games

Oof. Broken down mini escape rooms that are not regulated with the influx of kids coming from the trampoline park.I bet this was great in its heyday! But alas! No more.The good...I do want to say the initial check in was good. I had a bag I should have taken home and they held it safe up front for me. Very appreciated.The rough...The location boasts "42" mini escape rooms, most are 2-4 connected rooms with a task to get to the next room. With one task to get through and no real objective or clues, it can be frustrating figuring it out. The rooms are broken or worn out. 4 initial rooms could not be entered, holding back access to 2-3 more rooms each. Anything that required touching showed its age with wear. Some rooms required crawling with worn out floors that hurt to crawl on. The place is connected to a trampoline park, we had random young kids running around Labyrinth area unsupervised.The potential....We were able to get through 2 areas completely! The obstacle course to get through a volcano was fun! The Asylum area was great as well. But so many rooms we were just clueless as to the clues. I am not the world's best escape room person, but I've completed dozens. Hard tasks are good, nearly impossible to figure out tasks are rough, racially with broken down interactions.When this place was new, I bet it was great. For $60 total we were entertained for two hours well enough, but I can't really recommend this place with all the broken and worn down interactions. The place needs a revamp and it could be unique and great!

We LOVE escape rooms so we thought we would give this a try, it's definitely not the same as a regular escape room. Here are a few things we ran into, the rooms are well worn, the physical rooms we were able to try definitely showed it in not the great way. The rooms you have to crawl thru the cushion and the ground are worn down to nothing which as an adult it makes for a rough time. Almost half of the rooms were down an since there isn't anyone working in the area so you couldn't see if they can fix it or not. Someone was smoking weed in one of the rooms. When we could do a room an figure out the puzzles it was fun.

There were some rooms, but not all of them were open. There was no directions in the rooms. Some of them were half broken and there was one. We just couldn't figure out what to do at all because it would just say player star and we touch something, and it would like make us lose and kick us out And there are no clues in hints and not all of them like worked properly

Walked in and since this is a building with 3 different types of games, we went all the way to the back where the labyrinth is and no one was there. So we came back to the jumping cashiers and finally got checked in. We walked back to the labyrinth and someone was about to explain everything and then said we needed wristbands. We walked back to the front to get that. Finally got the full explanation and they said they would be around for any questions. We started some games and were immediately puzzled. No direction anywhere. Tried locating someone for help; no one was around. Left after 20 mins and solved and gained nothing out of this experience. Before writing this review I did try to reach out afterwards to speak to a manager and no resolution and response. Please don't spend your money for this reality game.

This is a fun activity to do with a group of friends! You can get by with 3, but it's definitely easier with 4 or more. The 90 min pass is a good amount of time to feel like you've gotten your fill. We attempted every challenge at least once in that time! Labyrinth is part of a whole activity complex with axe-throwing, trampolines, and obstacle courses as well. You enter the Airborne Trampoline Park and ask for Labyrinth passes at the front desk.I liked that the rooms were a mix between physical and mental tasks, but definitely preferred the physically-focused ones. The mental puzzles were sometimes confusing because you walk in blind with no instructions or hints (you can ask for hints from the employees though). I will say, I saw the all-kids groups breeze through many of those rooms while adult groups (including mine) took many tries. Maybe the challenges just required a certain creativity to solve.I will say for germaphobes, it's a high-touch activity and you can see that wear and tear on the objects, so I'd bring hand sanitizer.

Great service and recommendations by Austin. Very helpful and amazing with the amount of quality of knowledge​

They need to create escape rooms that are functional and actually have a path to completion. Most of the rooms have absolutely zero clarity in regard to "escaping." Also most of them are constructed poorly. Lots of unsupervised kids running around, you will definitely need a shower after going here.

Really not worth it. A bunch of the puzzles weren't working and those that were aggravated more than entertained. You have to have some physical agility for some so don't bother if you have any doubts about your ability on a jungle gym. Others were just too challenging for my kids to understand so their patience ran out pretty fast. Don't bring youngsters or old folks. They just won't enjoy it.

Place absolutely sucked would not spend me money here again!!! if you are looking for an escape room go somewhere else. This is not the place almost all the rooms were broken down and some sort of way and made it more difficult to escape. there was not a single worker around and made it difficult to ask questions. there was random little kids in our rooms and we couldn't even get to our escape room because they were just standing in there.

I have a cut on my skull from smacking my head into a piece of metal sticking out of a door frame. Honestly, it's reckless that this place is open in the state it's in.