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!!

My friends and I had an amazing time here! We did the Dracula's castle room, which is their hardest…read moreroom! The puzzles were fun to do and we only needed 3 hints to complete! This was our first escape room and we are already looking to do another one!

A group of 7 of us did the 1776 edition. It was challenging and I am so glad to have partaken in…read moreit. Unlike some of the other Escape Rooms I have been to, they allow you to take your phone in and the clues are given through a speaker. At times, it was hard to understand the clues so it would have been better possibly prompted on a screen? Even though we surpassed the hour, they allowed us some time to solve the case. Highly recommend if you are in the area! It is located in Downtown and the website is easy to manage for tickets.

I am just realizing the person who said "best around" posted 8 years ago. While the game leader…read morewas nice, this place is in terrible condition. The ceiling is falling down in the lobby. It is very dirty and old. And the items in the room are very used/broken and basic. Appears this place hasn't reinvested $1 since they opened. Nice touch of water and candy in the room! We would consider coming back at half the price but then charging the same as the rooms in Lancaster, it is just no where near the experience of others.

The host was great. The room being in the dark was exciting. The questions were challenging yet…read morefair.

Our family loves escape rooms and we decided to check this location out while visiting the Hershey…read morearea. This was our 34th escape room, we did the Magical Pet store room and we loved it! It instantly became one of our favorite rooms and we will be coming back to check out what else the company has to offer!

Our experience at Escape Hershey was a very positive one. It is conveniently located in downtown…read moreHershey. There's parking in the back if you are unfamiliar with the area. The prices are very reasonable, particularly when compared with prices of escape rooms where I live in California. It felt like a deal! Our group was mostly first timers, and our host was helpful, offering clear instructions, suggesting hints when we needed it, and she just made the whole experience better. We had such a great time here. Thanks for a fun visit Escape Hershey.

We are not escape room newbies, and this was fun! We did the mob boss room and escaped. There were…read more5 of us, 4 adults and a tween. We all enjoyed it. Before starting, staff went over the types locks in the room and how to use them. That helps relieve some potential frustration. Each puzzle made sense, and that's rare. I do wish there were more of a story to follow, but it was enjoyable.

First time visiting an escape room so I have nothing to base this off of but this place was very…read morewell run. We did a NY Subway theme room. Everything worked, lots of challenges. It was a nice challenge. I we escaped with just over a minute remaining. I think everyone in our group would return and try another room

This was a blast! I had done an escape room once before back home and it was not as fun as it was…read morehere! The workers we interacted with were friendly and helpful. We did the kidnapping with blindfold room and it was great! We ended up escaping with 30 seconds left to spare and it was such a thrill!

For an escape room experience in the states, this is a good spot. We did the submarine room. The…read morestaff is constantly monitoring you and guiding you a bit without giving too much. My first escape room experience was in Portugal and Lisbon and I really enjoyed those. The puzzles there were more intricate and the props were more thought out and well put together. Comparing my experiences, this place does get the job done, but I felt it was a bit too easy and this was only my third escape room experience. The price is reasonable for the DC/DMV market. Compared to overseas, it was more than double. Still a fun experience and glad they provide an option to try it out in the area.

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.

Did 2 rooms here w friends. One of them, Bikers, was a bit too dark but the aesthetic of the…read moredimness fit in well with the room. There was some cool interaction with this room for a bit in particular. Another one, Vampires. even though also dark, was setup to light up at all the right times. Vampires is probably very highly rated for escape rooms in the country and was certainly one of my favorite experiences personally. Game master and staff have escape room running down to a science. This company has been here for 7 years and they plan to change Bikers theme soon. The entrance is a bit tricky to find as the website said to go down a set of steps on the side. While this is still true, you need to go down a different flight of stairs w a blue awning instead.

This was my first time doing an escape room and the first for my SO as well. We were visiting…read morefriends who have done a few and loved them so they booked for us to do Biker's Revenge on a Saturday afternoon. They did the reservations and everything so I can't speak to that. Upon entering one from our group checked in while two of us searched the lobby for handprints to get extra clues. We all signed our waivers and then were guided back behind the curtain to enter our room. The design was great. You really felt like you were in a bar and there was a lot of detail to the decor. We had a little trouble figuring out where to start but we were able to just ask our game master for a clue when needed. It is such a fun, hands on experience. The puzzles were fun. I enjoyed the variety and that it wasn't just figuring out combinations to locks. Unfortunately we didn't escape in time, but just a few more minutes and we would have had it. The four of us all had a great time and though. This was my first experience so I didn't have a lot to compare it to. However it was great and definitely made us fans of escape rooms. We have done one other since and definitely preferred the experience here