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    Bam Kazam

    4.5 (300 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 11:00 pm

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    Camille D.

    We had a fun time at Bam Kazan past weekend for a friend's birthday. It's nice cause you get to try multiple games with your friends but the hard thing is there are no clues and instead pictures on the doors so it may require a couple failures to solve a single game. I would recommend for those who like escape rooms.

    Michelle B.

    Our Girl Scout Troop had the pleasure of getting to try out Bam Kazam this past weekend. We had 11 people, so we split into 2 groups of 5 and 6 and had a blast trying out all the different rooms. There are 8 rooms in total that have 3 different levels for each. For only a couple of the rooms did we actually make it out of the first room, but my group of 6 actually did beat the mouse and cheese room. (After 8 tries, but still Yeah!) the place was crowded but we didn't have to wait long to be able to get into another room. Each room has a short timer that you have to beat in order to move on. The only clues for each room are the 3 pictures on each door. Some were helpful others not so much, but that is part of the fun. For the amount of time and the number of rooms the cost was decent. One bit of advice, for most of the rooms ALL the participants have to complete the challenge. This means the obstacles as well (thank you giant yarn ball). It was an overall fun time and I would consider coming back, just so we can try beating more rooms. I'm looking at you haunted house room!

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    Nicole D.

    This place is so fun. We had been here before about two years ago, but we decided to go again with our three kids on spring break. The cost is $34 a person for two hours of unlimited access. Age 14+, 10+ with a parent. When you get there, you're given a cubby to put all your personal items in. You don't want to take anything in with you that requires you to hold onto it or would easily fall out of your pockets. They are good about letting you come back to your things if you need them, like a water bottle or your phone. They give you a bracelet that one person on your team wears to allow access to each room. Lights above the doors tell you which rooms are in use (red), open (green) or unavailable (white) and the rooms are timed. Keeps everything moving pretty efficiently. There are different themed rooms, with several challenges and levels to complete at each stage. It requires patience, attention to detail, some real physical effort, and teamwork. There say a team should be at least three people and the recommendation is for kids to be over 10, and I can see why. Some of the themes can be a little scary and almost all the rooms are pretty dark (as in low to no light for all or portions of the room). There is a pretty decent level of physicality required too, height and upper body strength are a plus. It wasn't too busy when we went (early in the day on a weekday) so we got to do all the rooms multiple times and didn't have to wait at all until the very end of our time when it started getting busier. The staff is also there to help out with clues if you need them (and they are nice about it too; they don't make you feel like a dumb dumb for not figuring something out). If whatever reason something is working or the room doesn't cooperate, the staff were really quick to help resolve the issue. I like this versus a traditional escape room because you get a variety of choices and if you don't get something right, you can just go out and try again. Escape rooms, especially for particularly competitive people like myself, can get so frustrating with a group of people for over an hour and still not get out. This is a lot faster pace and allows for a lot of trial, error, and laughter! You also don't ever share the room with anyone else but your own team. No randos allowed in there with you. Will most definitely be returning.

    Lobby - Leave your phone behind the counter and just enjoy!
    Alyssa B.

    Everything about this place is so much fun!! It's a fantastic addition to the entertainment corridor in Scottsdale off the 101. Instead of one Escape room for 1 hour, you get unlimited mini multi-level escape rooms for two hours. It's fast paced, exciting, and a little sweaty. I've been three times now with my kids (under the recommended age by a couple of years but they adore it) along with other active friends. I think 5-6 people are perfect amount for a group. Less than that and it's tough to complete some levels, but more than that can be too many chefs in the kitchen and people could feel left out, which might be okay if you have 1-2 less active participants. As long as you have 4 agile people, a 5th or 6th person could participate without too much physical activity. I love that the levels are challenging, quick, varied, and plentiful. After three visits there is still so much to do! They do a good job of limiting the amount of visitors so you never have to wait more than a couple of minutes between rooms, if at all. They recently added a surprisingly tasty food menu. The fries are amazing and we liked the mini tacos too. There is alcohol available for purchase. Two hours is the perfect amount of time for gaming so we didn't want to take time out to eat. We learned if you grab food during your stay and show your receipt to the front desk they will extend your time by 30 minutes - perfect! Every time I go, I enjoy it more!! In fact I'm pretty sure I've written a review before but I just went again and was inspired.

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    Ask the Community - Bam Kazam

    Would this be fun for 9 year olds?

    I asked my 12-year-old child and they said if they enjoy solving little puzzles and our "smart" they will love it. for example, one room has a picture of waves, and the participants have to find the word that they are looking for and the word would… 

    Would this also be fun for 12 and 13 year olds?

    Absolutely

    Just so I understand, groups must be at least 3 people, even for walkins? And it's $32/person. So minimum $96 to play?

    Yes that is correct so it averages out to 16 bucks per hour per person and it was an absolute blast so much fun

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    I could have used another two hours here easily because it was that fun and challenging (again, in a good way).

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    The Nemesis Club

    The Nemesis Club

    4.9
    (124 reviews)
    10.5 mi

    This is my friend's favorite escape room so it's been on my list to try for a while! They're closed…read moreSundays which made it harder to visit but I finally was able to come on a Saturday and do the Mogollon Monster room as a group of 5. This has to be the most immersive escape room I've done! The staff did an amazing job getting into character and setting the scene. Normally at escape rooms you have to ask if you want a clue but here they just gave you a few. One of the times I felt like I would've figured it out on my own in time. I don't want a clue unless we're really stuck haha. We finished with 10 minutes to spare. After we finished, our host asked if we had any explanations and further explained some of the puzzles. I also love the speakeasy-style hidden entrance with the code word and you can order milkshakes from Soda Jerk from the escape room lounge after you complete the escape room. I definitely want to come back and do the other two escape rooms here!

    'Twas the night before a birthday, and all through the house,…read moreNot a creature was stirring, not even a mouse. The boys longed to swing clubs and send golf balls with care, In hopes one might roll and drop clean in the cup there. But alas, not a tee time or booking in sight, So a side quest was sparked in the glow of the night. "To Soda Jerk!" was the call, with milkshakes in mind, Sweet dreams of cold treats and good times intertwined. Yet fate had a twist, as it often will do-- We found ourselves hiking where the tall pines grew. Deep in the Rim where the wild things call home, Where monsters are rumored and few dare to roam. Five brave boys pressed on through the dark and the thrill, With one daring goal and unwavering will: To capture a glimpse--just a shot, just a sight-- Of the Mogollon Monster that roams in the night. And somehow, someway, through luck or through fate, They captured their proof--yeah, the legend was great. So back into town, with stories to share, Milkshakes for all to top off the affair. A birthday well spent, wild, strange, and just right-- Happy birthday to all, and to all a good night. (Would totally recommend this room, was a blast!)

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    Hmmmm... seems very... intentional?!?!?
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    The Immersive Machine

    The Immersive Machine

    5.0
    (69 reviews)
    7.6 mi

    My buddy and I just did this as our first escape room. Great experience. Loved the immersion and…read morethe props. Loved all the easter eggs if you're a SciFi geek, especially the Red Dwarf reference. The puzzles were logical and internally consistent with the story. The owner was super friendly and made it a really fun experience. Highly highly recommend.

    I was pretty sure I was going to hate escape rooms. I like to skip the puzzles in video games, and…read moreI hate being trapped, constant noises, or kept on a strict time limit. Kinda seemed like escape rooms would be the worst thing on the planet for me. But a friend loves the cyberpunk-esque vibes, and I was going to swallow my hatred to try my first escape room here with the Immersive Machine. I leave the experience virtually speechless. (No spoilers here, so read away!) Why it was great for two people new to escape rooms: -You can book the place solo. You don't need to be partnered with strangers who are going to speed run the place. -There is no clock anywhere. Time flies (serously, wow, it went so fast), but you aren't feeling rushed. -I was worried about it, but there aren't any "HOLYSHIT GO FAST YOU'RE GONNA DIE" vibes like some of the "escape to live" ones I've been told about. There's an alarm going off when you first get there, but it's like, a casual alarm that just reminds you that it's going off every 5 minutes or so with a light "beep". Like a friendly alarm. Nothing in here is on a time limit, constantly flashing, or constantly making noise. Nothing is designed for a panic response. This was huge for me. -The gamemaster's involvement is fluid and very immersive in the universe (but they're not in the room), so if he sees you're struggling, he steps in, in-character, to gently guide you without making you feel stupid. -Puzzles make sense, but they're also just really fun. It was a lot more of paying attention to the room's details and exploring the space than trying to solve a Rubik's cube or a slide puzzle. There were a few moments that required some actual hard, focused thought, but most of it was trying to pull together details of the space and alternative universe you're in (that are all easily available if you look around again). -There is nothing to memorize or "called back" throughout the place. You don't need to remember something that was told to you 50 minutes ago or else you can't finish it; everything you need is always easily accessible, and all the puzzles are "solve it and move on". We started by taking tons of notes on our phones just in case, and we abandoned that quickly since it wasn't necessary. -You mostly stay in the same areas, so you can put down waters or drinks and take breaks as needed. It doesn't cut you off of any of the areas, so you don't have to stress about constantly moving. -We finished it, two person, in under the average time, despite never having done an escape room in our lives. Why it was great, overall, in general: -The "alternate universe" makes it a lot more fun. At one point, you'll get to see a calendar the team made, complete with holidays and other details specific to this universe that doesn't exist in ours. It's these small touches that made me super excited (and sad I couldn't just sit and read them). -The gamemaster (Randy, I think?)'s personality was absolutely amazing. He was super friendly, and getting into his character really made it easier for us to feel okay getting into them too. -I'm not super into LARPing or playing pretend, but if you wanted to, there are free costumes and the over-the-top vibe of the gamemaster makes you feel less silly about trying it for yourself. -There's a little personified "friend" that pretty much everyone is going to fall in love with. I now think I love escape rooms, but I'm not sure any other escape room will ever compare to The Immersive Machine. There's no way for me to go but down; there's no way any other escape room will be as good as Immersive Machine was. It entirely converted me, and now I think escape rooms are the coolest thing ever. I see why it has a straight 5 stars on every review platform AND wins annual awards from the escape room social network. This is amazing.

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    Activate Scottsdale - Paradise Valley

    Activate Scottsdale - Paradise Valley

    4.8
    (43 reviews)
    6.5 mi
    Walk-ins welcome
    Established in 2015

    Wooowww!!!! This is a cool place. It's essentially a multi room workout center that provides…read moremultiple group interactive games for about 10-15 rooms. Each room has multiple games and levels. I got a great workout in for 60 minutes and would definitely come back! It was so fun and I really hope they expand to other places in Arizona (Tucson).

    Another great experience at Activate! I brought my two friends who had never been, and made them…read moreinto Activate enthusiast as well :D I love that you can play competitively or cooperatively as a team with the people you've come with. It's such a fun way to get some exercise in. I was sweating within 10 minutes of starting play. One thing that surprised me was what I feel like were new rooms and concepts. If my memory is not failing me and they are actually new rooms, that is very cool to know that they're always being updated and you can have new experiences despite having been before. Even if not, it's still a great place that I would frequent. I just need them in Tucson and I would have a monthly membership! There are a couple of things I think they can do to improve. For one, they should have benches, for those who may need a break from going into the rooms. I know the Atlanta one I went to did have benches. I also feel that there should be a water fountain. Should they add these things, I think it would really be the perfect place! (they are also losing out by not having a snack bar area with water bottles, snacks, liquid IV, etc.)!

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