I'm going to keep this short for fear I divulge the secrets! I absolutely loved this escape room…read morefrom beginning to end. High point, getting dressed up for the group photo :D I know it's such a small detail but it truly made the night complete. Brandon, who I spoke to and texted several times during set up of our family night out, was excellent. Energetic, enthusiastic: fantastic host. Hands down one of the best Escape rooms I've done. Ps you can use a Groupon ;)

A great way to spend an hour with family or friends. We did the "Relic Robber" which was quite…read morechallenging. Our moderator was a lot of fun and made the experience very enjoyable! These are truly the moments that become memories!!! I would recommend the Black Key Escape Rooms to anyone looking for a challenging and fun way to spend an hour!!!

This was my first experience with an escape room of any kind. I have to say we had a great time…read more I went with a group of 10 on a Sunday afternoon. Let me start by saying the building is absolutely gorgeous. It still holds tons of the old Bank ledgers, furniture and apparatus. Steve was more than generous with his time and knowledge, giving us a lot of history and a tour. Without giving too much away, I will say it was a lot more than just a jigsaw puzzle. There were trick lighting effects, audio effects, math puzzles, Etc. Plus there were red herrings. Deciphering the special effects was key to figuring out how to steal the gold! Marietta is a neat little town. Eclectic eateries (at least 4, plus just 5 minutes away is the amazing Bully's Restaurant and Pub), a brewery and lots of great architecture. Plan a day, I don't think you'll be disappointed

First National Escape was more than an escape room, it was an escape experience. It starts as soon…read moreas you walk into the building, with the game taking place in an actual bank and vault with over 100 years of history. The structure itself is the biggest character in the game, but one that you must not overlook. Then you are warmly greeted by Steve and Anna, the owners and restorers of the building and creators of the game. They take you into the board room for your overview, instructions and intro video. When that is finished, you are led into the area of the bank that has the game. The game itself is rather simple, but how you do it is fun. Your goal is to break into the vault, steal the contents, then get to the teller line to make a deposit. You need to interact with the staff during the game, and the staff plays each part in character. That was really cool and very fun. We had our kids play along and they did a great job. When the game is over, Steve gives you a tour of the building and points out some of the historic items that they found. The history of the bank goes back to the 1800s and it is just so amazing to see these elements preserved. Steve and Anna clearly are very much "invested" in the game and your entire experience. This type of dedication not only to the escape game industry but to history itself is a huge part of why this game was a very unique experience for this enthusiast. We had a lot of fun and were glad that we had the opportunity to play First National Escape.

The escape rooms were next level. We booked two escape rooms and they were very challenging. The…read morepuzzles in each were incredible. Victor, the worker running the rooms was very passionate about his job and was a great game master. We loved the first two rooms that we decided to book the third. Thank you!

I went to this escape room yesterday and returned back today. The game master (Victor) was the…read morebest!! The rooms were great I will I definitely recommend this place!

Adventure Sports is soooo fun. In particular, the bumper boats. My adult siblings and our kids had…read moresuch a great time trying to navigate a floating raft while simultaneously using a squirt gun to drenched each other! We also loved the mini golf after the sun set and all the lightning bugs made the ground sparkle.

I was impressed with the variety and quality of arcade games, truly something for everyone, kids…read moreand adults. Prices about what you'd expect. Unfortunately I went to the counter to purchase $11 on my game card for go karts, however when I arrived at the track I was told it was closed because there were puddles. Understandable the weather isn't anyone's fault. However why wasn't the front counter told to warn people the go karts were closed and not sell admission. Also it looked like the batting cages were closed. A five star place, if the front counter is notified to tell people if attractions are closed.

We (myself, my 11 year old, and my 9 year old) just did the Young Sherlock room and had a blast!…read moreSophia did a great job welcoming us, explaining how everything worked, and--most importantly--giving clues that helped get us back on track without giving too much away. The set and props in the room were beautiful and fun to work with. The puzzles were appropriately scaled for the age range but still fun for an adult as well. We got a big kick out of the props and signs we got to pick from at the end to take our group photo; it was hard to pick a favorite to use. We had a wonderful time and definitely plan to go back again in the future! (However, I will make sure to dress warmly next time. I was dressed appropriately for the summer heat but found the room on the colder side. Then again, I get cold easily, so take that with a grain of salt!)

We had a little weekend getaway trip near Hershey and decided to try one of these escape rooms in…read morethis area. When you arrive here, there is no parking lot designated for this business. However, we found off street parking right in front of the store which was not a big deal. Our booking time was Sunday at 5pm so the traffic was light. Upon arrival we were greeted by our game master Jessie who explained the house rules of the escape room we selected. We chose "The Precinct" and it was challenging, but we were able to escape. It took us about 60-70 Minutes to escape for a family of four. Without giving too much away there lots of clues that involved math so you have to make sure your math is on point. You have unlimited hints and I think we used about 5 or 6 of them. They will give you a 10 minute warning so use your time wisely. Overall, the room is challenging I think I group of 6 people is the right balance to solved the room given the 1 hour time frame. If you are in area and have time to an hour to spare give them a try. Online booking is the best way to go.

Our leadership team of 8 went as a fun, team-building event after work this week. The design of the…read moregame & room was creative & challenging. We managed to escape within the hour with a few remote assists from the game master. The hour flew by in what seemed half the time. I highly recommend Escape Room Dilemma for a fun group event, team building, or party.

Love this place!! Rooms are so much fun! Chaz does an amazing job on the rooms! Can't wait to try…read morethe new room Shafted. So far, we did Revive and Survive, Sealed With A Bang, and Fallout. They were all so much fun! You definitely won't be disappointed!!