Such a fun way to exercise your body and brain! There are 50 rooms which test either skills, cognition or physicality lasting 3-4 minutes long. It's best to register online versus on site to ensure you get to play. You can choose from 2 hours, 4 hours or all day play and prices vary during the week and weekend and duration. I recommend wearing comfortable clothes you can move easily in and sneakers! Your time starts after you log in at the kiosks. Staff will direct you. I would recommend grabbing a locker first if you need one because it tends to fill up fast (lockers are free). You definitely don't want to be lugging around a purse or have stuff holding you down. Create an account online after you pay online to expedite the check in process. We purchased our tickets a week in advance for a Saturday morning. Make sure to allot for plenty of time to park and arrive 15 minutes prior to your start time. Ours was 10am when they first opened. Staff was pretty efficient and orderly and they opened at 10 am sharp. Make sure to have your reservation code ready. They have two lines outside the venue. One for reservations and another line for walk ups. If you want to try as many rooms as possible on your one visit, you probably want to just try a room once. Although some rooms can become addicting and you will want to try multiple times like we did. You can see if there is a wait on the top right of the screen outside a room. It will state how many minutes are left. If you scanned in you can delete your log in if you don't want to wait. They also have various artwork which contains specific glyphs you can hunt for. Duel games which are outside the rooms where you can compete against one other person. I would have loved to have done the art scavenger hunt as well but we focused more on the rooms. Definitely click on the screen and read the hints and how to play before scanning to start your game. They have a place to order food (Victory brewing)and plenty of restrooms. Although we didn't order food or drink. If you get parched. They have water stations with cups. I think there is a way to pause your time is you're eating but i'm not sure how. Once your time is up, it will let you know when you try to scan the band it will say. read more

Level 99 - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Tysons Corner, Virginia

Level 99 is an exciting adult fun house that offers a variety of experiences. The check in process is smooth, they provide wristbands for easy access to over 50 themed rooms. Ideal for anyone 12 and up. The mix of physical and mental skill based games makes it a great spot for family and friends to bond while testing their abilities in a fun environment. Reservations are recommended especially on weekends when the place tends to be packed. Head over yo Victory Brewing Company when you're exhausted from playing. read more

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If you're at Tyson's Corner Mall, looking for a good time with some friends, then this is the place to go! Online reservations are highly recommended. If it's your first time, you scan a QR code to sign a waiver and register your account. Upon entering, a wristband is put on, and then you head inside to the kiosks to sign up and link your account. There are free lockers for your belongings. The majority of games are inside rooms, with various challenges of different skill levels. The interactive social games have lots of physical and mental challenges set in artistic environments. This is so much so check it out! read more

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This place is phenomenal!! It has a ton of interactive games and challenges to do! Some were quite physical, like swinging on ropes, dodging lasers and running hoops, while others were very cerebral requiring mental agility, such as logic and puzzles. This place is high energy and exciting! There was so much to do that we didn't realize there was a whole other side of challenges we didn't get to do! We signed up for 2 hours thinking that would be sufficient. However, the games were so fast paced and engaging, it seemed like 2 hours was a blink in time! I guess we had so much fun that we felt the time went so fast!! I plan on returning for more!! Highly recommend this place!! It is soooo much FUN!!! read more

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Too many children running amuck with no parental supervision when we went The sangria rosata was delicious but the dirty dining area and the ghetto fight involving juveniles and their adult guardians ruined it Some of the rooms were broken (?) and we could not use. 2 hours was more than enough. Will not be back read more

TLDR: I think I have this at a 3.5. There's enough to come back but during a less busy day and time. We came here as a group of 10 for a friend's birthday. None of us had been here but had seen it advertised all over Instagram. I believe it was $50 per person for 4 hours of play. The cool thing is that you can pause your time for an hour at a time if say you wanna go eat and come back to finish your time. We had quite a bit of fun. There's tons of different rooms to play mini games, solve puzzles, or battle against your friends. Sometimes you work together, and other times you go head to head. There's good variety in the majority of games. And most can be played with up to 6 people. There are even games that require at least two people to even complete so it's definitely not going to be accessible to all solo players. We had a couple of issues. One is that it was heavily advertised as an adults only playground in their ads and sponsored videos but it's anything but that. They are very family friendly and there's nothing wrong with that, but don't advertise it one way and sell tickets another way. While the rooms offer a fair bit of variety, there's also a good couple of handfuls of games that are just reskins of one another. For example, there's like 3 different "floor is lava" type rooms where you just go block to block and avoid the floor. Some did take the "don't touch the floor" concept and made it cool, like the swinging axe and the rope swing room. There's enough to warrant another visit but idk how many visits after that read more

Hey friends! I've seen this place all over TikTok and it looked like a great time. We were not disappointed! It was so much fun and a good workout lol. They're located right across from Urban Outfitters. I recommend making a reservation online to skip the entrance line. The employee that helped us register was amazing! They were patient and personable. Level99 features over 20 interactive, immersive rooms. Challenges vary by physical and mental intensity. Some are even a combination of both. There are different themes for the rooms, each theme having 3-4 rooms. It's fun for all ages. It's great for team building. I went with my boyfriend and it was really great working on our communication skills and working together towards the goal. It's also great for a little healthy competition lol! Each room has a touchscreen outside the door. On the screen you can: - Check how much time is left in your reservation\ pause your play time for lunchtime - Change your player name - Get tips on how to be successful in the room - See which rooms you've visited - & more! They share a space with Victory Brewing Company. The bar is huge and well-stocked. There's complimentary water stations around the venue. Ordering food is counter-style. The cashier will take your number to text you once your order is complete. I love that the kitchen is open and I can creep on the chefs lol. We ordered a house burger and a Levelup burger. Comes with fries. We paid about $40. The burger was okay, the fries were amazing, they are hand-cut and golden brown. The burger was cooked medium but was a little dry unfortunately. It also lacked flavor, the gochujang BBQ aioli saved it. Tip: make sure to pause your playing time before you grab lunch. Overall, we had an amazing time at Level99. I am excited to come back and bring our friends as well. I hope you enjoy! read more

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Level99 at Tysons is a great experience for groups, especially if you're looking for something that feels like team-building mixed with an interactive game arena. The venue has roughly 50+ challenge rooms plus activities in the hallways, along with a full restaurant attached. You start by purchasing a time slot either online or in person. I strongly recommend buying tickets online. I've seen couples turned away for walk-ins because the venue fills up quickly. Also, you'll need to create an account and sign a waiver, which takes a few minutes, so doing it ahead of time makes everything smoother. Once you arrive, head to the Mobile Reservations line where staff will scan your pass. If one person bought multiple tickets, that's perfectly fine, the main purchaser just scans for the group. You'll then receive a wristband and be directed to one of the kiosks where you'll log in (or create an account) to sign the waiver and finish setup before entering Level99. Quick tip: buy tickets together as a group and designate one person to handle the purchase. We originally bought four tickets and later added a fifth separately. Because of that, one wristband didn't sync properly with the group, and one member had to register separately. We also had a wristband issue inside one of the rooms that took about 10 minutes to fix. The staff was quick to help, but it did cut into our play time.. so it's best to avoid that situation if possible. Another helpful feature that wasn't clearly explained to us: you can pause your play time. At some of the displays inside Level99, there's an option to pause your timer for up to an hour. This is useful if you want to step away to grab food, get a drink, or take a break without losing your game time. We only noticed this because a couple in front of us kept pausing their timer when they went to grab water or throw something away. It's definitely a feature worth knowing about if you plan to visit the restaurant or just need a breather during your session. There are free lockers near the entrance. Just choose a locker, set a code, and remember the locker number. Once inside, you can explore different themed areas. Each area has multiple doors leading to different challenge rooms. To start a room, tap your wristband on the display to form your group. The system will prompt you to either enter immediately or wait for the current group to finish. Be ready, the timer starts as soon as you enter. Each room has a skill rating and hints displayed outside. Some rooms test logic and puzzles, others require coordination or physical skill. A few examples from our visit: - A tiki-themed room where you stand behind a line and use long rods (almost like giant chopsticks) to place balls onto pedestals. It sounds simple but is surprisingly difficult and really requires teamwork. - A Ninja-Warrior-style room where the group has to hold onto a suspended log as it lifts off the ground. We failed almost instantly because we didn't position ourselves properly before it started. - One of my favorites was a photo-matching puzzle room, where you're given descriptions and have to match people to the correct pictures. Even if you fail a challenge, you still earn experience points and levels on your profile. These carry over for future visits, which is a fun incentive to come back. You also earn puzzle pieces that can be redeemed for food, drinks, or merchandise. While waiting for rooms, there are hallway challenges, including an art-style puzzle where you scan your wristband and try to identify symbols hidden around the venue. It's one of the fastest ways to gain levels, but if you guess incorrectly, you'll have to wait before trying again. As you level up, your avatar changes colors and patterns, which adds a fun gamified element. I'm still not completely sure what triggers some of the changes, but I believe it's tied to the hallway art challenges. For the best experience, I recommend going with a group of 4-6 people and ideally on a weekday or less crowded time. When it's busy, especially with large groups of kids.. wait times for rooms can get pretty long. I've been twice so far and already can't wait to go back for another round. There's just way too much to do and not enough explanation which is both good and bad. Definitely sign up for a half or full day, don't just do a couple of hours! read more

Level 99 - Group photo while waiting for a room to open - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Tysons Corner, Virginia

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I just had an amazing time at Jump 99 in McLean! From the moment I walked in, the staff was super friendly and made me feel right at home. The waiver process was quick and easy, and I was really excited to dive into the fun. This place is a playground for anyone who loves a challenge! There are a ton of different escape rooms with unique themes and varying difficulty levels. Make sure you have at least one friend because you definitely need a buddy to take on the rooms and stuff. Honestly, the more, the merrier for certain challenges. But I literally didn't run out of fun. There was even a fun challenge where you can walk across a wooden platform and you dodge some stuff, which I crushed in heels and a dress so ask about me! It was definitely exciting how much there was to do! It felt like an adult version of Adventure Time, and it's perfect for hanging out with friends or celebrating birthdays. You could spend hours there without getting bored. I also tried the food; I had a salad since I wasn't super hungry, and let me tell you, it was one of the best salads I've ever had! I was thoroughly impressed with the size of it. Plus, I enjoyed a couple of crafted cocktails, one with gin, and they were fantastic! Big shoutout to Steven and Nya- they were helpful and super pleasant and really made my experience special. If you go, definitely ask for them! Oh, and the bathrooms? Super clean, modern, and great lighting for selfies! That's always important to me personally lol. Overall, Jump 99 is a must-visit. I'd give it a solid 10 out of 10. It's going to be a hit once it opens! And I'm so thankful for the opportunity to pop in today and I'll be back! read more

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Are you looking for an adult game room where you can challenge yourself mentally and physically? This new adult game room located in Tysons Corner (inside the mall) is a place to visit with friends or date nights. You can purchase 2hrs or 4hrs session and enjoy the different rooms which different challenges. If you are not a gamer, you can also enjoy the brewery and restaurant. This is an awesome event for a group or two people. There are some rooms where it requires physical challenges while others are more puzzle like or word like games Highly recommend to anyone who wants to escape the city and have some fun. read more

Level 99 - This is the main area - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Tysons Corner, Virginia

This place was fun. Lots of different activities. Mini games to play. I am going to compare this the manassas Time Mission as it it my best point of reference. What this place did better : the art was awesome. It had tons more gsmes. There was a second 'exit' to each room, so you are not tripping over folks. Everything was upkept (whereas a few of the rooms were broken in manassas). What this was lacking: it was too busy, there were much longer wait times. There was not clear instructions in the rooms, making some of these a waste (which wouldn't be horrible if you didn't have to wait on two parties to get back in). There were a ton of "coming soon" rooms. I also felt like this has a lit more physical activities and less brain puzzles . The staff were friendly, though, so it was a good experience. read more

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We celebrated our autistic son's birthday at Level 99, and it was such a memorable experience for our family. As parents, we're always mindful of environments that might feel overwhelming, but the staff made us feel comfortable from the start. The team was patient, respectful, and willing to answer our questions. They gave our son time to adjust and didn't rush him, which meant everything to us. Once he found the activities he enjoyed, he lit up. Watching him engage, problem-solve, and build confidence throughout the challenges made his birthday truly special. Level 99 has a high-energy atmosphere, but we were able to find spaces and games that worked for him. The variety of challenges made it easy for everyone in our group to participate at their own pace. It wasn't just a birthday celebration -- it was a moment of inclusion and joy. We're grateful for a place that made our son feel capable and celebrated. read more

Level 99 - a painting - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Tysons Corner, Virginia

This was fun date night with our adult kids. The rooms could take you a couple of times to figure out. My daughter says the alcoholic drinks are yummy and they don't skimp on them. Decent amount of bar food type options and service is prompt. Would recommend. Not 5 stars bc it's confusing and the instructions they do have aren't clear, no maps or apps either so you waste a lot of the time trying to figure it all out and miss out in activities you do enjoy but don't find until later read more

Level 99 - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Tysons Corner, Virginia

Here you have to be quick on your feet, arms, and mind. This place works out the whole body. They have so many interactive games and rooms. Their pricing options can be an all-day pass or for a couple of hours. We had the 3 hour option and it was quite fun but hard to get through all the rooms in that time even for a weekday afternoon. A couple of the rooms were acting finicky where we solved the solution, but it wasn't accepting it. There aren't really instructions to the rooms, so you often have to keep trying the same one multiple times once you learn the groove. If you have the energy, it might be worth it to get the day pass, though even after 3 hours, it can get a little tiring. I did see they had food as well, but didn't try any. I feel like also some of the rooms are good for large groups and some are better with smaller groups (like passing the pirate plank or some of the other physical ones) read more

I went here with a friend today and I was so disappointed I spent my money on tickets. Despite being advertised as an "adult playground", this place is packed with baby boppers, little kids, pre teens, and teen age mutant ninjas turtles.The games and activities are very confusing. There are no instructions and you usually have 3mins to complete the challenge. You walk into random rooms where you have 3mins to figure out what you have to do inside. I didn't even bother to take pictures or record anything while I was there. I was so under stimulated by these games and activities after 20mins I was ready to go. I instantly felt consumer's regret, like I just threw $40 in the trash. The dining area was dirty. Food and trash were left on the tables and not a bus boy in sight. Eating or drinking anything from there was a big NO NO for me. I do not believe this place will be open for long. Save your coins because this ain't it. I left so confused wondering why does this place exist. read more

Soooo much fun ! Perfect price there's soooo many game rooms to play in and there's a few more activities all throughout. The wait time is never too long. There's also a bar connected and a resturant as well it's great for couples and groups ! read more

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So much fun!! Definitely do a day pass because you can spend a long time plying these games! Especially if you are one who likes to challenge yourself. Love that there's different difficulty levels. There's mind puzzle games, physical strength, team build challenges. Only downside is at peak times, there might be a wait to go into a room (5+mins). And it stink when you don't understand the game. Get in and lose immediately to then have to go back and wait to try again. What's nice is there's free small lockers to use and a restaurant connected to it. read more

My boyfriend and I stopped in for a little birthday fun and ended up having a blast. He's competitive and super athletic, so it was entertaining watching him tear through all the different games -- the variety is honestly impressive. I lost most of the time (no surprise there), but we had our favorite games we kept coming back to. Definitely planning to return. As for the food -- it was just okay. The mac and cheese was on the soupy side and made with white cheese, which wasn't really my thing. My drink was also mad tart. I'd knock off a star for that alone. read more

I went to Level 99 with my family for my birthday weekend (including 2 teenage boys.) This turned out to be a fun afternoon of games and food. The staff greeted us with a smile. I think many were new since they had trouble logging us into the games when we had to fill out waivers. The food was incredibly delicious! The crispy chicken sandwich was delightful and led to my kids asking to order seconds. There was music playing throughout keeping the atmosphere fun and light as we all had to use our strength and brains to try and beat rooms! Definitely planning to go back again! read more

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Level 99 is fun and just may challenge you mentally, and physically, and it may even challenge your relationships. You have to communicate in some of these games to be successful. Tip: Ladies leave your purse at home, it will get in the way. Now back to the fun. I love the design of this place it is a private interaction with your friends behind close doors...mostly, and once the doors close the action begins! Tip: do the rooms you Lille at least twice. Use the first go to figure it out and the second to go on the attack. Simply put this is fun and games for kids to adults...but not too little of kids because they may not enjoy it as much. Another tip to avoid kids visit when they are in school. It will be quiet and give you more time to roam and enjoy. As for the food...yes you can eat here. However I'd skip the food. And eat somewhere else the food is below average. They tried to make it pretty but overall, nope not today. Will I go back? I'm planning on it. read more

Lots of fun, interactive activities and games here that I think a lot of people will enjoy, catering to both kids and adults! The rooms have a mix of mental, physical, and skill-based activities. I was pretty impressed with the technology / sensors the rooms use and the points / star system was engaging and fun. They also have a few water stations with plastic cups stationed around the space which is a nice touch for hydrating after the exercise. My only gripes are that some of the rooms are pretty confusing to figure out even after tapping the lightbulb icon to get a hint, and other rooms are pretty physically demanding / inaccessible (like we encountered 3 rooms with similar setups requiring swinging from a rope / rock climbing based techniques). Came with my boyfriend on a Monday night and there was still a good amount of people so we occasionally had to wait for some of the rooms to be available. We actually came the Saturday prior and they weren't accepting any walk-ins since they were at capacity, so something to keep in mind; reservations would be good to have for peak times! I think weekdays / slow times are definitely the move so you can maximize your time by avoiding waiting for rooms and experience as much as possible. read more

I had sooooooooo much fun at this place. It's 141 activities. The service was very easy. Highly recommend booking online for Saturday. One thing to note that if tickets run out at the time you want that they would still group you together if someone books a late ticket. Each room is a 4 min wait so allows for unlimited place. I like that you can pause your game for an hour to eat. The food at the victory especially the chicken sandwich and Parmesan fries are delicious. I suggest just spending the 10 extra dollars to do the 4hrs. read more

Level 99 is a ton of fun. The Victory restaurant's food window is mid at best. You are expected to clean and bus your own tables.

Had such a fun few hours with my husband here! You can go into as many rooms as you want in the allotted time. Some rooms were more physical than others and some rooms were definitely a lot more fun than others. I wish someone had explained how to get hints for rooms cause there were many we "failed" cause we had no idea what we were doing but didn't know there was an option to get a hint. I will say we went on a Monday morning so there wasn't much wait time for any of the rooms and got to do a vast majority of the rooms in 2 hours. Would I come back, maybe with a bigger group, but since I did most of the rooms I probably wouldn't go back unless for an occasion with other people. Cannot comment on the food cause we didn't end up getting any while we were there. Definitely left very thirsty though ahah read more

While the game ideas are interesting, we did not appreciate that many of the games do not allow players to see how the games work before trying and, thus, players are prone to fail on their first attempts and sometimes don't even know why they failed. Game times are much too short. It is obvious that the games are designed to fail at first try so that players must leave the room and get in line all over again for another attempt, wasting their paid-for time window replaying each game several times. With an average wait time (per game) of about 4 minutes, half their paid time-window is wasted just waiting - time should be measured for game play only!! For such a steep price per player, this place is rigged to waste time with players waiting, failing on first try, and running around aimlessly due to its scattered layout. Lastly.... we DETEST that to enter and play, each player MUST open an account and divulge personal information!!! This is riduclous and completely unnecessary - just another tactic to sell their personal information to advertisers. We will never return! read more

There's room for improvement here. It's a great concept, and it has a fun ambience and lots to do and explore. However, you are given NO instruction! There are no staff around to guide you on how it works. Once you check in, you are on your own. You enter these mini game rooms and there is zero guidance on what you are playing or trying to figure out, and even when you think you understand the instructions, it will suddenly close down and tell you to exit. You never find out what you did wrong. It's fairly frustrating. Some of the games are great, a lot of them are not. I definitely wouldn't recommend this for anyone under 14 years of age- because I went with a group of adults and we couldn't figure out half of the rooms with the bare minimum instruction. Overall, I still had a good time, and I'm glad I went. But I did Activate in a different city, and that venue is run so much better. I think Level 99 needs to make some tweaks to make this a better experience for guests and then it will be a fantastic entertainment venue. read more

This place is an adult playground! I had so much FUN! I came in jeans, a crop top and a faux fur. Even though I recommended this place nothing would've prepared me for the amount of sweating we were going to do! I also had a silk press. CAN YOU SAY MISTAKE! Please learn from me, come in athletic wear. The games tested my mind, my body and my ability to work with others. It was never ending laughs and we ended out our time there eating at their restaurant. Which might I add was shockingly not too bad. The Detroit style pizzas looked SOOOO good. We ordered the birria nachos 7/10 it just needed more meat on the nachos they were SKIMP and less sour cream, chili crunch wings 6/10 and the truffle fries 7/10. The cocktails were tasty as well. We came on a Friday with a 4 pm reservation. This was the PERFECT time because when we were leaving at 7:30 ish it was PACKED! We had very minimal wait times and easily could've spent 3-4 more hours there. I was actually exhausted after the two but had I actually known what I was getting into I would've hit a few stretches LOLLLLL and wore the right attire! I literally can't WAIT TO RETURN! GREAT CONCEPT. read more

Grabbed a few friends for a fun Saturday night activity. We all had a great time! The games are all so unique I can't imagine ever being bored in there! It does get crowded on the weekend, so get your ticket in advance and expect a little wait for some of the more popular games. But definitely go visit! read more

Much preferred my experience at "Time Mission" - maybe it was the fact that I went there during one of the latest time slots. My experience at Level 99 was crowded. Lines for every room kill the excitement of running from one to another and jumping right in. The hints on many of the challenge doors did not help and most of the time my group didn't know if the room was faulty or if we just didn't understand the instructions. We ended up bailing on our 2-hour ticket about 30 minutes in. read more

Made a yelp account just for this. ABSOLUTE WASTE OF TIME AND MONEY half of these "games" decide not to show how it works with many games saying we lost before stepping foot in them, other games have parts to them that don't work, after spending 20 minutes going through one game and partly understanding it you can wait in line for 15 minutes to go again, because it is way to crowded. They make it look cool and that's why I went bug they need to do that because no one wants to come back. Also probably should change their name because there isn't 99 lvls of anything there's about over 30 / 40 that are able to use read more

So much fun!! Went with a group of people and wasn't too excited to go, but after getting there and seeing what it's all about, it was really fun. Games were a little difficult to figure out (even with the video screens at each door) but you can reenter as many times as you want. There's food and a bar too ...so bonus for those who want to take a break. Heard you can 'stop' your playing time if you want to eat, but we didn't do that so not sure how to do it. We did a 2 hour time slot and it was perfect! read more

this place was amazing. Came with a Kami did her thing. Thank you....i will recommended to come here again. 10000/10 will come again 100%

Each game lasted three minutes or less. There were lines for literally every single game half the games were broken. The games gave awful instructions so you didn't know what to do in each one and you failed miserably. They made it extremely hard to ever be good at a game it felt like I was at a carnival paying money for games that I didn't even wanna play. They also advertise $25 a person but then when it came to check out, it was $35 a person and ended up spending $71 on playing games that we couldn't even win or understand. Each game is also 2 players minimum so they make it that you have to spend at least $72 to even get into this Place. I swear im not just stupid and salty because I couldnt beat anything. I actually only had a LITTLE bit fun after drinking more. read more

Not worth it for the money. The place is crowded and you wait in long lines for games that could last less than two minutes. Instructions for the games are often unclear. A mix of ages were there, but this is probably more fun for children than adults. read more

power went out after spending 150 dollars only played for 10 mins w da bois and dis one worker was being disrespectful after I tried to play and said I paid for it and mocked me read more

Not for adults. Very loud. A bunch of little kids running around screaming. Can't even hear the games. 1/2 of the games don't work. The games were not fun and the lines were long. Not enough instructions for the games and by the time you figure it out the game is over. Don't waste your money. read more

I think this is one of the coolest attractions in the NOVA region. The only downside would be that it does get crowded on weekends, also having a modified single person option would be nice because you have to go in groups between 2-5 people read more

would give it 0 stars if i could. NOT an adult playgrohnd. full of children running around and smells awful inside. the rooms are small and musty smelling and each room plays for about 30 seconds giving barely any time. wouldn't have paid a fourth of what i did read more

Similar to other reviews, the instructions for the games are not very clear. After waiting to go in, only for the game to end immediately after every, was very annoying. Also, it says it's geared towards adults all over the website but there were a kids everywhere... on a Saturday night. I think they should significantly limit the time when kids under 13 are there. Also, there should be more cleaning. Some game room floors were sticky and smelled of beer. Very glad there was hand sanitizer. Still, more attention to cleanliness, especially at the water center, would be good. read more

Some of the physical (ninja ropes, walk the plank, the nuclear monkey bars) rooms were really fun, but having one person fail and then the game ending early when the games are already only 2-5 minutes long is super lame. Also the room with the giant candy cane that you have to hug and spin is a breeding ground for sickness and was the grossest thing I've ever touched. read more