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    Amber C.

    I typically love going to beat the bomb. My first time going was out of state in Charlotte. It was a 10 out of 10 experience when I went to this location we showed up a little late however, the staff was very accommodating and made sure we got in right away they showed us the lockers where we could put our stuff and then we begun the games. It was quite fun and interactive however, once we got towards the laser rooms, we noticed the lasers were hard to see. Also the games could use a little remodeling as some items did not work well such as the sensors on other games, most of the games needed to be reset in between times and this caused some delays moving forward to other rooms and we were confused about what to do with the wait times I'm pretty sure it was because they were busy. Overall, I probably would not come back to this location however beat the bombs are quite the experience if you've never gone!

    Scarlett F.

    Man I've been wanting to try this place and yesterday I was blessed to do so. I was invited by a friend and 2 other ladies. I had no clue they had a bar inside, which was cool. If im not mistaken, I believe we had the VIP EXPERIENCE. We were given a t-shirt and drink token to redeem after beating the bomb. We played a series of games, and hunni they were fun, hard, interesting. Lol. We really had a great time. You will be sweaty after getting to the end. Some of the games is a work out.

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    Joy S.

    My friends and I returned to try and Beat the Bomb. We chose the foam instead of the paint this time. The venue has plenty of free parking and provided lockers to store your items. We dressed into all black suits and had a great time inside each room. We racked up more time than the first time, but we still couldn't beat the bomb. It was another great experience.

    Mara W.

    We had a BOMB ASS TIME! Had a blast! Can't wait to go back. The pain was so cool. Great build up and games to play.

    From the time I walked in to the time I walked out the service was A1. The manager Barron greeted us with a smile and made our experience so much more memorable. I will be back again for sure I had a really good time and a workout lol!

    Lillian G.

    Yvette our host is what went well! She and Mario walked us through everything and made sure everything was explained. Great location, easy parking, and for a family of 4 we had a ball playing the rooms assigned to us. Our teenage sons even enjoyed playing the free arcade games while we enjoyed an adult slushy. Teamwork, timing, and paying attention to directions will get you through it. We wish the instructions for the Low Battery game were better explained becauseit took some time to figure it out but we still had fun! Grab a slushy, a snack, and go beat the bomb! We will be back!!

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    Candace M.

    Beat the Bomb was amazing! My family and I stopped in to have some fun and WE DID! We played the arcade battle instead of beat the bomb. Our competitive streak may have shown a little (lol). It was overall good wholesome fun and it was also cool to see people get slimed LOL!

    Jordan B.

    If you were born in the 90s like me, you've probably grown up watching those gameshows on Nickelodeon like "Double Dare", "Guts", and "Nick Arcade". I remember wanting to be on one of those gameshows SO BAD and Beat the Bomb has fulfilled my lifelong desire. You and up to four friends can team up and suit up to compete in a series of challenges to add time to a clock that you're given in the final challenge to beat the bomb, the better you do in the challenges the more time you have for the final challenge of beating the bomb. Each challenge takes place in a different room, and without spoiling the experience, each room felt more and more like a Nickelodeon game show. In the end, if you don't beat the bomb you end up getting slimed, and if you do beat the bomb (like me and my homegirls did) you can still opt-in to get slimed. (Of course, we chose to get slimed because that's the whole point of coming here!) All in all, this place really made my inner child happy.

    D. K. C.

    To Sum is Up: Ahhhhhhhmaaaaazinggggg We decided to do Beat The Bomb for my little sister's birthday and I am so glad we did. Upon arriving, it looks like the parking lot is small, however, when you go around the back there is ample parking. Upon walking in, the staff at the desk was super friendly. We checked in under our party and signed the waiver. As we were the first to arrive, we headed over to the bar to wait for the rest of the family. Yes! I said bar. This is the perfect spot for Adult Day/Night Out. The bar has food and drinks which makes this a one stop spot. Once everyone arrived, we went to the staging area and got in our gear. This is when it got serious. LoL!! They do have lockers, so you don't have to worry about carrying keys and such... After getting dressed, the young man went over how the games worked and walked up to the first room. When you get to room number one, get ready... it's about to get ACTIVE. **for those who wear a Fitness Watch, I suggest you turn it on now. (I used "Other!") The moment we pressed start it All STARTED. The instructions appeared on the wall and it was a go. The level of excitement was beyond measure. The structure of each room forces you to work as a team in order to increase your time in the bomb room. Room by Room is nothing but continuous fun and teamwork. More than just a fun time, Beat The Bomb is a character building type of fun as you have no choice but to be supportive of your teammates and help one another through the rooms. I had a blasttttttttt!!! Finally, after working all the rooms, it's time to Beat The Bomb!!!! Babeeeeeeeeeee... we have it our ALL on that game. I'm talking controller to controller, like a championship Tetris tournament. LoL! However, we didn't Beat The Bomb. Haha!!!! But we had a BLAST trying. When it was all said and done. The Foam Blasted us and we Partied in the Foam. LoL!!!! We are definitely going back, and I suggest you make your way as well. Let me know if you Beat The Bomb.

    Daryl O.

    We wanted to switch up the bday celebration this year so we decided on Beat The Bomb and it was an absolute blast! The games were fun, fast paced and perfect for group bonding. The final room had us racing to defuse the bomb, and when it "exploded," we were covered in paint. They offer a foam experience and there is a slime option that should be live in the next few months. It's a unique, high energy experience that made for an unforgettable birthday celebration. Highly recommend!

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    Jas L.

    Beat The Bomb Atlanta was SO much fun! It was the ultimate group challenge! Only 10% of teams actually manage to Beat The Bomb! My friends and I went on a Friday afternoon at 2PM with a reservation for 6 & we had a BLAST, literally! We did the Foam Bomb Mission! It was a 1-hr Mission where we got to suit up in black hazmat gear and play a series of 5 hi-tech video games; the sequencer, crypto laser, mad dash, and low battery, each game testing a different team skill! The goal of each game is to earn time that can be used to disarm the GIANT bomb in the final room, or else...YOU. GET. BLASTED! I will definitely try the paint mission next!

    Zoe C.

    Beat The Bomb was so fun! You have the option to choose between paint or foam as your "punishment" if you don't beat it. There are 4 rooms you must complete before getting to the bomb room. The challenges are pretty simple and straightforward but teamwork and communication is the most crucial part of this. Loved it & would definitely go again.

    Destiny L.

    My friends and I went here for a girl's day and it was a BLAST! When you arrive, you check in at the front desk, sign your waiver and then put your personal belongings into one of the lockers. Next, you are given your shoe covers and body suit. Depending on if you select the paint or foam experience, you go through a series of four different rooms where you gain time that you will use in the final room where you go to beat the bomb! Each room comes with instructions on how to play the game and you have 10 minutes to get through as many rounds as possible. Two of the games were computer based and then two of them were active. My girls and I were extremely competitive and were working up a sweat, particularly in the laser room. While it did take us a while to figure out some of the games, once we got the hang of it, we had a fantastic time. Make sure you go with people you can still be friends with after a disagreement because it is likely some arguing may arise as you try to figure the games out. In the final room, we were awarded about 5 minutes where you play the 5th game, beat the bomb. Once we got the hang of it, we were moving quite quickly and got through about 5 bombs (out of 10) before it was too late, and we had to suffer the consequences. We went with the paint sequence and when they say hold on to your helmet, I'd suggest you do so TIGHTLY. We were stunned by how intense the bomb was! Overall, we had an amazing time and I would definitely return!

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    Ask the Community - Beat The Bomb

    I really would like to do this with my daughter while we're here on vacation, is it possible for 2 people to do this?

    You "can" but I'll be honest, you won't get the full experience. You really want at least 3 people to get BEAT THE BOMB Experience.

    Do you think 16 yr old girls will enjoy the GameBay ? Trying to decide on whether to get the package that has it added on or just get the regular mission. Also, is the food price comparable to outside food ? I plan on taking them to Chipotle after.

    I wouldn't really bother with the game bay. It's kind of hologram games that will seem underwhelming in compared to the actual beat the bomb experience. As far as the food it is bar food and more expensive than Chipotle

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    The challenges are pretty simple and straightforward but teamwork and communication is the most crucial part of this.

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    4.6(11 reviews)
    2.2 miWestside / Home Park

    Josh and Maya were great and I had so much fun would do it again :) so so fun I've done several soread more

    I've played The Heist, Prison Break, Cosmic Crisis, and The Depths, and my group escaped all of…read morethem. After playing The Heist, I noticed that escaping the first room simply involved pressing a button. Since I had seen that mechanic before, I tried the same thing in Prison Break, and it worked. My cell door opened immediately, so I had to pretend it was still locked. I think there should be a more immersive way to escape the cell than having a green "exit" button within arm's reach of a prison cell. Cosmic Crisis was my favorite room by far. It was interactive, futuristic, and included some really fun elements like shooting spaceships. I don't want to spoil anything, but it was a great experience. Overall, I've had positive experiences with both the rooms and the employees. However, after playing Cosmic Crisis, we were told that if we booked another game that night, we would receive 20% off and be upgraded to a private game. We booked Prison Break for a future date and time based on that offer. Five minutes before our game, we received a phone call informing us that a group of three strangers would be joining our supposedly private room. I explained the situation and reminded them that we had been promised a private game. (Knowing the premise of the Prison Break room, fewer players actually make the experience more enjoyable because the game starts with people separated into two small cells, and the space can feel too small.) The employee said he would "talk to us" about the situation when we got there. He also rushed us to arrive exactly on time, saying the game would start with or without us and that the other group would begin anyways if we were late. Despite that, everyone ended up waiting 15 minutes because the room wasn't ready yet. We were rushed for no reason and still had to play with strangers. At the end of the game, the employee with glasses and light brown hair asked to speak with us. Unfortunately, he didn't offer any real solution. He simply said we could have a private room next time! The problem is that we had already played all the rooms we were interested in, so that offer has little value. When a business makes a mistake, the solution shouldn't be to promise to get it documented correctly for a next time, it should address the inconvenience that already occurred. Despite this issue, I still enjoyed the escape rooms themselves and had positive interactions with the rest of the staff overall. My frustration comes specifically from what was supposed to be our last, best game here. Luckily the strangers were very nice and did not take away from our experience, very blessed.

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    The Escape Game Atlanta
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    Escape The Room - Team Bad Math about to tackle The Apartment! 1/14/2016.

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    4.4(139 reviews)
    4.4 miDowntown

    That was fun! I arrived with about a dozen of my friends to celebrate a birthday. We love escape…read morerooms, and had a blast solving The Grand Zeppelin. Niki was our in-room actor. She was a ton of fun, and certainly knows how to set a ship on fire. Having an in-room actor is helpful for dealing with any hardware glitches which are fairly common in escape rooms. But Niki was spectacular. She balanced the level of interaction to not be too obtrusive, but sill remain helpful. I don't know what else to tell you without giving anything away. The room itself was very well put together. Everyone in our party was engaged in the problem solving, and we finished with plenty of time to spare.

    Came across this particular location on Groupon. There was a very brief description on each room…read moreand what it had to offer. Very easy to book through the website even with the Groupon voucher. What would normally cost $60 for two people only cost $40. Upon arriving it may be best to scout the area for a good parking spot. We end up parking at a garage and paid $14 for an hour. There was a lot of traffic this day in particular due to road construction. The sign to the place doesn't really just jump out unless you are really paying attention to it. Management was a little late and the doors were locked when we arrived but we had fun once inside so it made us forget about our 15 minute wait outside. Once inside you do have to fight the fishy smell from the poke bowl place but it's better when you reach the inside of Escape the room. Management did an awesome job explaining everything for us newbies and although we didn't escape it was a great experience and we have a picture to remember the moment.

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    Escape The Room - We, Team Bad Math, successfully escaped from The Apartment with an official time of 51:02! 1/14/2016.

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    4.1(244 reviews)
    4.9 miOld Fourth Ward

    Big Escape Rooms is a hidden gem off of Ralph McGill between Old Fourth Ward and downtown Atlanta…read more There are several options to choose from and they list the difficulty level with the escape rate. We decided to do Lady Alexandra. The instructions were clear. The puzzles were difficult but all made sense. We did need some clues to help us along though and it was easy to use the walkie talkie to request them. We had a full hour and could see the timer in the main room. I had such a blast and can't wait to come back! The pricing is really good too - about $40 pp with tax.

    Big escape rooms was super easy to book with online. You can clearly see puzzle descriptions, max…read morenumber of people per room, price, difficulty, and pass rate on the website. I don't think many escape rooms include about how many people passed the room, but I'm not sure if they ever update it or if the numbers are accurate. Angelica introduced us to the room and setting! She was super kind~ We did the basketball one (rated at easy, 50% pass rate, up to 6 ppl in a room) as a warmup. If 6 people were in this small room, it would definitely feel claustrophobic. It wasn't too challenging or simple. The hardest thing was how to use the walkie talkie since it was my first time LOL. Angelica had to interventions and tell us to let go of the black button on the walkie talkie. We were a bit stumped with how some of the puzzles work because I never thought I could do this in particular to find clues. Some of the visuals and props could've needed some work like painting, antiqueness, and productional set up. But the room was pretty clear with what needed to be solved. Their wooden placards for escaping or failing the puzzle were mediocre though The person working when we ended took some not great pictures (and very crooked) but kind enough to retake . Another thing so I didn't like is that when we opened the final door to the actual room, the timer kept going. So we don't really know when we finished (or if we were even close to the leaderboard). The room and floor were also freezing cold.

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    4.7(159 reviews)
    7.0 mi

    My friends and I did The Grand Zeppelin, since Time to Escape is located near AmericasMart, near…read moreour puzzle convention. 5 of us made a reservation for 9pm on a Saturday, which came out to about $45/person. As someone who is a big scaredy-cat, I asked my friend to call to see if live actor was scary, and they assured us that it was not scary. I can say that they were true to their word! We had Tanner as our live actor / guide through the experience. He was very immersive and passionate about the role. This was my first time doing a room with a live actor, so I don't have a point of comparison. I personally didn't like the way clues were given, but others may appreciate the banter and silly actions Tanner was doing to lead us in the right direction. I thought the addition of "crisis" moments was a clever way to reward strong players. My main issue with the room was that it was linear. At no point were two groups of people working on something simultaneously. That means that if you have more than three people, some members may be standing around. There was also one puzzle that is solved solely by trial-and-error, which is poor design. For the price, I had higher expectations in production value. The best part of The Grand Zeppelin was the ending, and I do want to commend Tanner for providing us with an immersive experience!

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    4.8(62 reviews)
    4.4 miDowntown

    We escaped "High Noon in the Old West". "S" was our host. She was very helpful and...patient since…read morewe were a little tipsy from a birthday dinner. Give it a shot!

    For my extended stay while in Atlanta I had attempted to book a room here. However, it appeared to…read morebe totally booked, all except one game, which looked like it was geared more towards kids/family. It was also a shorter timed game, but at the same price as the other games. Come to find out that they were booked, almost solid, for a corporate event. Really kind of sucked, as it is the closest escape game in the downtown area. Located in the Hub, near to many hotels, great alternative thing to do. But nearly impossible to actually use because of the demand this place has. Anyway, we showed up on the last day. Around the middle of the day, when they kind of just opened. And still, corporate events had taken over the place. We had to settle on the 45-minute game. Paid, waiver signed, instructions given and we were inside the room. You area allowed clues here, however, there are so many things wrong in this particular room that you will get unsolicited clues throughout. Especially since a bunch of things are misleading, explained wrong, or just not in working order. We kept getting interrupted by the staffer telling us not to do that, or that what happened should have not happened already. I know, how could something happen that shouldn't happen. But this game needs maintenance done on it, or at least update the props because they look ragged. The thing that happened was that you needed to collect four items and place them on the designated spot. Once all area placed the door was to open. However, we only got two up there and the door popped open. That's when we were interrupted and told not to d that yet. I think, after that, the staffer felt bad for us because things went array. Things happening out of order can really throw you off your game, but you could still ultimately get to your end result. If you judge a book by it's cover and this particular game is the cover for this establishment. I would not come back here. Maybe if they updated the room, or if didn't let the whole place get bought out I'd have had a better time here.

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    A team building photo from one of our events, shown after escape rooms at our partner restaurant.

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