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.

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.

We came here with ~ 12 friends Friday, 3/13. Gabe and Jayden (sp) were our game show host &…read moretechnical game show manager. They were great! Gabe kept the energy going, danced, and kept the games engaging. Jayden kept the score. They kept the energy up and Jayden had the right music playing for our group. My turns booked it but said there are various options to the games you could choose. We did the Family Feud style game, Fill in the Blank, corn hole and flip cups. My team was losing until flip cups lol. We came back and won the battle lol! My husband said he enjoyed it and would do it again & that he had more fun than he expected. That's a win in & of itself! lol Please bring cash or have Cash App to tip your host and game tech advisor person; I forgot the title lol. They make your game show battle experience fun! The restrooms were clean. They sell water, soft drinks, some beer, seltzers, and maybe wine and sports drinks. I don't think I saw any food for sell. It's all about the game show battles anyway! Go and have a great time!

I had a great time here with my gym for our member party. It was about 40 of us. I didn't organize…read morethe party so I'm not sure how that process went. This venue is in the perimeter area near target and the forum. There is street and garage parking available for free. There is a separate entrance from the forum. When we arrived we were offered beer and wine. Then the game hosts came and introduced themselves and provided instructions. They divided us into two teams and had us select our nicknames and team name. Then we headed into the game room. We played several different games like wheel of fortune, family feud, and price is right. We had so much fun. After the games we returned into the first room and had food. I definitely recommend for team and friend outings.

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!

Unfortunately, our experience with this escape room wasn't up to our expectations or the price we…read morepaid. We did The Launch escape room and faced multiple technical malfunctions that significantly affected our game. From wires that didn't provide the clue even when connected correctly to knobs that didn't do the same even when set to the correct numbers, the puzzle malfunctions cost us a lot of time until the gamekeeper came over the PA to give us hints only to realize we had solved the puzzles and were just spending so much of our time trying to figure out what we had done wrong. After the game, he told us that we had done well for a group of four because the room was designed to be completed by eight players, so if you have a smaller group, I guess don't expect to actually be able to escape in the allotted time. For an expensive activity, we were disappointed that things did not function properly which interfered with our experience. If a room relies heavily on technology, that technology needs to work reliably.

This was such a fun escape room. It was my 1st time doing one and I really enjoyed it…read more The room we did was smaller than what I think of for an escape room but that didn't impact the experience very much. The clues weren't the hardest but they were definitely a little tricky. I loved how the room was themed and the design. The guy who explained it was super awesome and did a great job of getting us excited to do the escape room. I would definitely suggest this for a fun day.

We did a team building event here for our leadership holiday party. It is not an easy place to find…read morethe entrance too! It's in downtown Atlanta as well, so wouldn't recommend in the evening. You will need to find parking down the street in a parking garage (and yes, you'll need to pay for parking). It's a two story facility. Not much to look at on the inside and I do wish they offered beverages. We did the zombie escape with the lab room, and managed to make it to the final room. It was certainly fun and required brains to solve the puzzles. It was confusing at first with 6 different people trying to figure out best steps. You'll realize pretty quickly it's easier to just go ham and go rogue in some areas. The puzzles weren't super hard but still required some thinking. Overall, we had a great time and some cool props were used.

My family and I had a wonderful time here during Thanksgiving. There was a short wait to get…read morestarted, but nothing out of the ordinary. I highly recommend using the clues. Staff were friendly, pleasant and easygoing.

Had a super fun time trying to figure out how to get out of the medieval room. Huge thanks to…read moreBadger for helping us switch our original date due to weather.

We had Tanner as our game master. He was fantastic. I would highly recommend this location.read more

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!

Very, very cool. Comparable to an escape room, but instead of unlocking things, you solve puzzles…read moreand beat games to accumulate time (to later "beat the bomb"). The games can be cerebral or physical - you don't know until you get into it. Once you're done with those games - you suit up and go into the "bomb room" where you, as a team, manipulate a video game to shoot all the tanks in a maze sort of layout (think of the old Atari tank fight - but 3D). Thankfully, my 2 video gaming sons took charge, but we - as a team/family - were able to beat the bomb with plenty of time left! Wahoo! If you don't beat the bomb, you get blasted with paint, slime, or foam - whatever you chose at the beginning. As winners... well, you can get blasted anyway! That's half the fun, right? We chose paint. My wife was regretting that choice as her suit wasn't exactly paint-proof. Thankfully, it rinsed out later in the hotel room... and thankfully, this was our last stop of the evening... This is the sort of experience you could do again and again - the games can be different, and so can your team! This is a good family event that provides a memory that will last. We still talk about the time we beat the bomb!

Lord the BOMB BEAT US! BUT WE HAD A BLAST! Beat the Bomb is located on one of the main streets in…read moreWest Midtown on Chattahoochee! Parking was fairly easy and FREE! So beat the bomb is an escape game concept very interactive and if you can get your time together, you could easily beat the bomb but if you don't, there are multiple ways that you can be sprayed by the bomb. I love how our Instructor was able to teach us all the things show us how to go through the rooms help us get dressed in our jumpers, helped us with our regular clothes. Helped us with downloading our videos and photos. It was just a wonderful experience. I'll go back for sure thanks Beat the bomb. Here are a few pictures to highlight our experience.