Locked A Syracuse Escape Room

(3 reviews)

1.9 mi

Not all escape rooms are alike. This one is not so much about escaping as it is solving the clues…read moreand making a discovery. Exit is not locked, clues are fun and intriguing, definitely work the brain and often have multiple direction possibilities leading to a complex process. Fun time and the more the merrier, more brain more gain! 1820 barber shop was also staged very era savvy.

Had a great time we did the 20's room had to be done in a hour we all had fun finding the clues…read more some of the dice could have been easier to read but over al we enjoyed are self would do it again and also made it with 4 seconds left

An image inside the 1920s barbershop room.

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Immersive Escape

3.3 mi

This was so fun!! We did Alice in wonderland and it was a blast. We weren't very good at it our…read morefirst try but they were super helpful

Escape the Mystery Room

2.3

(55 reviews)

3.4 mi

Atmosphere - Clean, organized, lots of rooms to choose from…read more Customer service - Excellent. Kayla was friendly, helpful, encouraging and knowledgeable. Price - Average

We tried the Sherlock's Library experience for a department bonding event and it was kind of…read morelackluster. They really made the cheapest experience possible, and it shows. When you walk into the room, you see a bookshelf decal on the wall and a bunch of chests within the room. The only sort of cool prop they had was one of those globes that opens up. But every single task was to unlock a lock. So you could just search the entire room for hidden keys and chests without actually having to follow any clues (one or two were keys, others were combo locks). You still have to figure out the combos, but just finding codes is kinda lame. The prompt itself wasn't good to start, so I felt like our team didn't have a goal, we just started searching. The storyline was not really there. We solved everything including the master chest. And although humans have a natural sense of satisfaction in finishing something, it wasn't actually that fun. Glad I didn't have to spend my own money on this. I'd be happy to try another escape room, but not at this establishment.

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Mindgames Escape Rooms

25.4 mi

We were a party of four who had booked the room for ourselves this past wknd (The Missing Starlet)…read more We were informed that this particular room was more for "beginners". That was fine since two of us (myself and my fiancé) were seasoned Escapers and our two friends had never been. It was a great room that was exactly what I expected and absolutely fit for newbies and experienced escapers alike. It was a perfect taste for those getting their feet wet for the first time . Both of the beginners in our group were hooked after that!! We cannot wait to go again together. We've now converted two more to the "dark side" lol. Aside from the experience, we got a chance to speak to one of the co-owners and Game Master. He was very friendly and informative! Actually....he was so awesome that my fiancé and I decided, on the 5 hour drive home, that we were going to open our OWN Escape Room one day (hopefully)!!! Keep up the great work. If we are in the Auburn, NY area from the Auburn area of MA- we will ABSOLUTELY do the harder Exit Protocol or Mysterious Potion Rooms!!

From the owner: MIndgames Escape Rooms are Interactive Group Fun Activities. Spend an hour in an interesting…read morescenario solving puzzles and clues to complete your task and exit the room

The Skeleton Key

2.3

23.2 mi

They appear to be closed for for good, unfortunately. I would've liked to have tried them out…read more Their phone number doesn't work and google maps says permanently closed.

If i could give 0 stars i would. I have been to a couple escape the room companies and this one…read morewas a worse. She gave us 1 sheet of paper, walked us outside to another building that was dirty and smelled like garbage & mold. She put 4 people in a really small room that could not fit 8 like they said. 30- 40 min in the lady comes into the room and said "I dont think you have one of these cards in here. " she hands us a business card and said "you can definitely can get out if you have this card." She closed the door and didnt leave the building because she knew that we would try the number on the card. There was no riddle within a riddle...no extra locks, no glow in the dark arrows. SUCKED

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The Escape Works

4.9

(10 reviews)

61.9 mi

Came here with my girlfriend and family for my brother's birthday and had a blast! There were five…read moreof us, and we did The Family Fortune room, which was thoughtfully and cleverly decorated and designed. The owner really took care to involve just about every item in the room was a part of the puzzle, and it really did feel like I was poking around my elderly aunt's apartment, down to the handful of Bobby pins and loose cough drops I found in the bottom of a purse. Our room was a 7/10 difficulty, but my mom and gf and I are kinda true-crime and puzzle enthusiasts, so we were able to finish it without too much difficulty, although I'll admit we did need a few hints. We'll definitely be coming back again and trying our hand at some of the more challenging rooms! David provided an amazing experience and is clearly very proud of his rooms, as well he should be. I couldn't recommend this place more and can't wait to come back!

Very well done escape room! Thoughtful designs and clues. Thank you Mr. David for a great immersive…read moreexperience. Will be back again soon.

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Had a great time! Josh was our greeter and was great! Definitely plan on going again!

St Alban’s Centre

80.8 mi

My family has done at least a half dozen different escape rooms and this one breaks the formula in…read morea good way. It's inside an old church with wonderful, tall stained-glass windows and historical plaques, and the clues are perfect for the context. Also, the story line is not an escape but a rush to find stolen loot, which we thought was a fun way to go. And the folks running the game seemed as excited as we were which made it all a great experience.

From the owner: St. Alban's UEL Anglican Church was built in 1890 as a memorial to the United Empire Loyalists. It…read morenow serves locals and visitors as a community hub as St. Alban's Centre in the Greater Napanee and Picton, Ontario region. Run as a not-for-profit by the Friends of St. Alban's Adolphustown (FOSSA), the Centre offers an Escape Room adventure, Historical Tours of the Gothic Cathedral and its rare Encaustic Minton Tiles & Stained Glass Windows, Hallowed Grounds Café, Garage with pre-loved finds as well as a Rectory Bookstore, offering new & used Books, Vintage Vinyl, CDs, DVDs, VHS, pre-loved Games, Art from the Gallery, and more. Visitors are welcomed seasonally from May to December.

Winter colours at St. Alban's Centre.

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Fair Haven Beach State Park

4.3

(18 reviews)

33.8 mi

We had a gathering of coworkers for a summer get-together today at this park, and it was wonderful…read more The place is beautiful, with plenty of beach area to set up a tent, spread out lawn chairs, and they also have grills around for people to cook meals. The beach area is enclosed into a square, guarded by at least three lifeguards. There are plenty of parking spaces, a food concession and restrooms in the main building and plenty of restrooms and showers behind this front building. The weather cooperated and it was perfect.

Lovely state park with clean facilities. Admission is…read morecurrently 9 dollars (if you have a NY state empire pass, this covers the admission fee) There is a snack shack on site but it was closed when we visited. As we visited on a holiday it was very busy, but we arrived early and had no trouble finding parking. The park had staff on hand to direct traffic and assist in finding a spot.

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Osprey nest

Jamesville Beach

4.4

(15 reviews)

7.5 mi

Whilst I do like the park in it's entirety, the best part of Jamesville Beach Park is it's huge dog…read morepark. One thing I noticed about this park is that dogs are in general better trained here-- and that is because they have to be. This park is not fenced in like other dog parks. Instead, it is a huge open set of areas, including a path through the trees. You need to ensure your pup has good recall, likes to stay around you, or you'll need to make sure they are on a leash. I have only had a few hiccups here is with people not being the best trained. One person, without a dog, was just giving treats to all dogs that came up to them which was a bit frustrating and a bad behavior to teach. Also, people are terrible about picking up poop. You'll find dog poop and bags of dog poop everywhere--some of this I will blame on the park as its huge and there are only 2 places to put it. However. Its a huge place for my dog to run and he enjoys it-- and so do we, and as a bonus, he sleeps the rest of the day.

The dog park at Jamesville Beach is a special place for me and my dog! We have been taking her…read morethere consistently since she was a puppy and it was an excellent way to get her used to other dogs from day one. She has built a lot of independence there and she knows our walking route by heart. It's beautiful, well maintained, the trails offer a variety of difficulty, and there are several swimming spots for the dogs. It's a great place to take a nice walk after work to help yourself and your dog unwind.

My dog after a trip to the dog park

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Pratts Falls Park

(19 reviews)

12.6 mi

This is a beautiful Onondaga County Park. There are several well marked trails of different…read morelengths. The two we walked were nice and shady, 1.2 and.6 miles, but because of the stairs and inclines, it ended up being a vigorous workout. The lower waterfall observation area was shady and beautiful with several benches to rest before the climb back up the stairs. The bathrooms were clean and it was a beautiful day.

I visited a couple of weeks ago, back when we had warm-but-not-yet-sweltering weather. This park is…read morea bit of a distance from Syracuse, but worth the drive. It's not too far off from Heritage Hill Brewery, so you can do a two-for and visit both-- however the park is lovely and worth a visit on its own. There's an overlook near the entrance where you can get a glimpse of the waterfall. However, the falls are also within walking distance of the start of the trail. The hill is on a slant and there are steep stairs, so the view may not be accessible for those who have difficulty walking. However, it was so calming just to sit and watch and listening to the waterfall. The day I went, there were others out but the paths didn't feel claustrophobic. I took some time and walked through the woods. The trail I took was relatively short, I think about a half mile total. I appreciated that there was a marker at the start that let you know how long it was. I am by no means a regular hiker (hoping to change that one day!) but this trail wasn't exhausting and was quite serene. This is a great park with a great waterfall and is definitely worth checking out!

Clean and large restrooms

Top of the falls

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Trails, dog friendly on leash

Onondaga Park

5.0 mi

What a treasure that is right in Syracuse. I went for a 3 mile walk today with my friend and really…read moreenjoyed the landscape and the views. From the mountain goat high spot of the park you can see all of downtown, it's really cool!!! A lot of spots to sit and relax and the homes surrounding the upper Park are just gorgeous.

This park invented Onondagamatopoeia, so it's shhhhhurely the most sooooothing sssseeea shhhhore in…read morethe Sssssyracuse area. OK what the f*** am I talking about. But it's a spectacular Park in Syracuse that is the highlight of the inner city SYR area. I like it even more than I like being Onondated by Dating prospects. This wonderful wooded park space is large and gorgeous much like my girlfriend. There are two sections, Upper and Lower, and both are lovely. Definitely the most relaxing place to hang out and people watch during the summer in the inner city area, and bettered only by Onondaga Lake Park (totally different) in the wider region.

Hiawatha Lake

Firebarn

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Drumlins

3.3

(11 reviews)

4.9 mi

Do not come here unless you are good with waiting close to two hours to get your main entree, 90…read moreminutes to receive your appetizers, and coffee 30 minutes after ordering. I'd you don't mind gettint your food lukewarm, this is your place. Management was ornery when we complained. This was on a Sunday afternoon. Never again.

I only come to Drumlins to use the indoor tennis courts because they are free for SU students with…read moreyour student ID during certain days/hours! My friends and I have been coming here for the past three years and have had nothing but positive and friendly experiences! The staff is very friendly and helpful when determining when the courts are free for students and are accommodating when you need to chance a time or cancel last minute. The courts are extremely well maintained and they even offer classes on an individual and group basis! If you are in need of renting a tennis court definitely come here!

Drumlins Private 18-Hole East Course

Tennis courts

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Drumlins Swim Club

Thornden Park

4.5

(15 reviews)

3.4 mi

A few blocks from my hotel was this park. I decided after going about the day and seeing the sights…read moreI wanted to see, it was time to just leisurely walk around. What better place to do it than at a park. Especially one that has so much to offer. When I arrived I came at this park from the intersection of Madison & Ostrom. When I came here it was bit off putting to me as it was where the intersection was a bit wonky that allowed for vehicular to enter the park. So you needed to watch while you walking that no traffic was coming, or just walk about the grass, which is what I did. Being from out of town I had no idea what this park had to offer overall but I did do a lot of exploring which led me to a lot of different areas. I first just walked through the fields and along the tree lines. I backtracked a bit and stumbled upon the pool area. From there, I found the amphitheater and hung around there for a bit. After that, I found the football field and saw a lot of people using it for multiple reasons. From exercising, playing with their dogs, flying drones and many other things. I ended my time in the park at the rose garden. Roses were still coming into bloom, but I didn't mind that. I looked around at the different varieties of roses they had planted. I then sat on a bench for a few minutes to just take in this portion of the park. When I left, I was off towards Syracuse University campus. This park is enormous, and I am glad I was able to spend some time here.

Sometimes I'll take my dog for little road trips to new parks (driving an hour or two from home),…read moreand Thornden Park is one we've been to a couple times. It's a really nice, open park with lots of space to walk around. I do wish they had some sidewalks or something along the roads going up or down the hills, but that's one of the few issues I can think of. The park is maintained well, has a lovely rose garden (one of my friends volunteers here regularly, actually, which is how I found out about the park - they have a "Rose Day" in mid-June to celebrate, and I'm told that timing is mainly because that's when the roses are usually at their peak), and lots of fun features - like the amphitheater area, where my dog was especially interested in watching some folks who were preparing for a summer play. There's a pool area as well, tennis courts, concession area, and so on... and my pup especially seemed to love rolling down the hills just below the Thornden Park Water Tower (pictures included in this review, of course). It's worth noting that I *have* had a couple slightly sketchy experiences here... including one time being followed around by another park goer who seemed to be experiencing some mental health issues. As with anywhere, just be mindful of your surroundings.

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Gillie Lake

3.5

12.3 mi

Quiet little outdoor spot. There are better outdoor spaces to choose from, but this isn't bad.read more

No dogs allowed, probably because people didn't clean up, but I still see dogs with those who don't…read morefollow the rules. Stop deleting my review.

Very warm water for kids. So quiet.

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Dogs not allowed. Stop deleting my review.

Green Lakes Golf Course

3.4

(8 reviews)

7.5 mi

Much more environmentally friendly than Red Lakes, Orange Lakes, and Purply-Crimson Toxic-Sludge…read moreLakes. It's nice that while the rest of us are paying $8 just to visit the beautiful lake the rich and upper-middle-class golfers get to do their thing just outside the pay section of the park. How convenient. Still it's a beautiful Golf Course. A shame that a big chunk of such a beautiful area was devoted to a golf course, but welcome to the human race. They are very eager to tell you that Robert Jones designed it. I'm glad it's such a well-designed and beloved course, because it's in one of the most naturally beautiful areas for a golf course anywhere. Anyway, the Golf Course itself is a 4-star course, with 3-star prices, and it averages out to 3 because I don't like that they take up a decent-sized chunk of this expensive national park, which everyone else has to pay to explore. But that's just me.

To Those Committed to Great Golf Experiences:…read more On Friday 9/1/2023, we played Green Lakes State Park Golf Course. I booked a tee time 7 days in advance and there was only a single open tee time available on Friday at 2:20 PM going into a busy Labor Day weekend. When we arrived at 12:20 PM a cancellation had just occurred and the PGA Professional Jeff Carson was kind enough to let us take the open time at 12:30 PM. His offer was much appreciated since we drove 2 hours and 20 minutes one-way from the Albany area and planned to return after golfing. The park and the grounds in the area of the golf course are in extraordinarily great condition that reflected a truly strong commitment to a regular schedule of well-timed and planned maintenance and upkeep. Green Lake State Park Golf Course stands out as one of the best, if not the finest, golf courses we have played in the last 10 years and that includes both public and private courses. We play between 50 and 75 rounds of golf in a typical year. The place is absolutely in immaculate and outstanding condition. The tee boxes, fairways and greens were perfectly groomed and manicured, the rough was fairly deep and challenging and the greens, well the greens were simply amazing; fast, very undulating with many severe and challenging breaks that were difficult to read, but the putting was quite fast and very true. The traps were well raked and maintained with ample amounts of sand. The layout was designed by famed golf course architect Robert Trent Jones in circa 1930 and he made full use of a dramatically beautiful wooded landscape with severe elevation changes to create a challenging (but fair) exciting layout that is as stimulating to play as it is beautiful to observe with its many scenic views of Green Lake and the surrounding forest where the park is located. The par 3's were all challenging, well protected by bunkers, but set at fair yardage lengths. The par 5's ranked among some of the most interesting holes on the course due to their dramatic changes in elevation and the par 4's were all reasonably long, often with doglegs that required executing difficult approach shots to well-bunkered greens and tough pin placements. The greens are a wide variety of sizes, but every one was rolling fast and loaded with interesting undulations, unusually large and sometimes multiple breaks, and great, very challenging, but fair pin placements. The course was in perfect condition and this would have been challenging enough to maintain if this were a lightly played private country club course, but this is a very fairly priced, extremely well-played, busy public golf course in a desirable State Park setting. The golf course is itself nothing short of a real jewel that NYS should be proud to list among its finest State Park golf offerings. The golf course, as great and enjoyable as it was, is only part of the story. I believe the clubhouse and all of the amenities went through a significant remodeling project in 2015 or 2016 and the end result is a really nice bar and a well run restaurant that offers a terrific menu with great drinks and an awesome view of Green Lake from the veranda located at an elevated point maybe 150 to 200 feet above the lake itself. The renovations to the facility and all the surrounding amenities just added to the first rate dining and golf experience. The restaurant/bar concession is known as Yards Grill and it is exceptionally well run with great food and well made drinks and a sizable menu with a wide range of meal choices. The one thing I would like to stress and add to this review is that this kind of experience doesn't just happen by accident. It begins and ends with the commitment the NY State Parks Department is making to have Green Lake State Park be an amazing destination and a truly great golf experience. That could not be reflected better than by the current PGA Professional Jeff Carson and the commitment of his entire dedicated team who operate and maintain this wonderful facility. Even on what had to be one of their busiest days, they operate a golf facility in a manner that is professional, friendly, kind, considerate, and truly customer service focused and oriented and from what we experienced and saw while we were there, that approach applies whether you are golfing there on a regular daily basis or just visiting on an occasional trip like we did. Kudos to Jeff Carson, the PGA Professional, and all involved with his team and thank you for a truly great golfing experience that stands out and will be memorable for a long time in the future. I cannot give Green Lakes State Park Golf Course a stronger recommendation or a higher rating to anyone who loves to play golf. This place is a 10 on a 5 scale in my book and this rating is truly well-earned and richly deserved! You won't regret playing at Green Lakes State Park Golf Course and/or eating at Yards Grill. Thanks so much! Jim Dombrowski Delmar, New York

View from the clubhouse

10th hole

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Briana M.

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7 years ago

Great activity to do with family and and friends! Staff was friendly and the puzzles were really well put together. Can't wait to try out the new room when it opens! read more

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We enjoyed our time here, but be aware that if you book a group of more than two people, you will…read morestill only get one lane to throw. We had a group of three, and one of us had to sit out while the other two threw, which was annoying since all three of us paid to throw. If you book two people, and then a single, you will get two lanes. The targets were great and the axes, knives and stars stuck quite well. We had wanted to try the archery as well when one of us had had enough of throwing, but were not allowed without paying an extra fee. Overall, 4 out of 5 stars.

Far shot in Syracuse NY is a Fun place for some unique activity. We had Ray as our coach and he's…read morethe best. So, what is it? Axe, knife, and star throwing along with archery target shooting. Prices vary for time allotment and individual or selection play. For two people at 1 an hour and a half to two hours ; all these activities were a comfortable amount to get a taste and a touch of learning experience. They have a Bar for drinks! Suggestion of soda or water before and perhaps a touch of something after. It's a byo food place . Our suggestion, a few blocks down, stop into Kofta for a burger check out that awesome sign on the wall for a photo shot , have a tasty strawberry salad and top it off down a few blocks to The Ice-cream Spot where you will meet the charming Amanda. It's on the corner , with delicious soda Floats , across from the Historic trail a small spraying fountain of water With places to sit and views to take in. Worth making a day of it visiting down town Syracuse. P.S. Tip here when calling for reservations to Far Shot its a 3rd party off shore agency that takes your reservation with a 10 dollar hold fee- keep a copy of transactions and address, making sure of the scheduled location as there are different areas of Far Shot places.

Fairmount Glen Miniature Golf

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Such a cute little mini golf course. The grounds are very well maintained and the whole venue has a…read morewhimsical fantasy vibe-fairies meet the Shire-a nice little escape for an afternoon. Old school mini golf course meets a little modern day fun. The late hours (open until midnight all days) are wonderful in the summer. There is a small icecream stand with soft serve, pop sicles, and milk shakes. Prices for icecream and golf are both standard for today. The staff was very friendly and allowed me to try to "flavor burst" flavors when i couldn't decide. My group had a great time and wojld certainly go back.

It's such a cool place but we had the meanest front desk lady ever! She never looked up from her…read morebook and we finished the course we hit it in the nose of the clown and got another game and she just said "What color ball?" while neve looking up from her book. We were the only people there and probably the only people there all day. It was a rainy day. She was the most miserable person I've ever met honestly. The course is cool and super fun just watch out for the lady.

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Great little place for snow tubing. We had heard about this place and decided to try it out on a…read morevery mild Winter day. Glad they had the 'walker' to bring the kids up the hill for more snow tubing fun. I like that it seems you can bring your own food or buy it there. We didn't know that beforehand, but their food prices were reasonable. I appreciate the option as sometimes it'd be nice to be more economical, but still come out to snow tube.

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This lake is unreal! Crystal blue/green clear water. You can see the bottom of the lake. It's…read morebreath taking. I've never seen a lake like this in America. Highly consider visiting June - October. There is a loop trail that goes around the lake that is approximately 3 miles. There are benches along the lake so you can sit and enjoy the view. Park is dog friendly!

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We had a fun time at Little Ray's Nature Center (located next to the Sky Bridge inside Destiny USA…read moreon the 2nd floor)! We went here for a birthday party - a fun and unique experience for the kids. We had access to a private room (cake/pizza) and a presentation/show room which made it feel extra special before we explored the zoo area. The presentation was super engaging. Not sure if this is a thing outside a private birthday party but KUDOS to the friendly staff. They managed a large group of 2nd graders which isn't easy to do. The kids sat in a circle & got up close to a snake, rabbit, and armadillo while learning all kinds of cool facts. Even got the chance to pet each but I opted out lol. The real star of the show? Onyx, the Egyptian Uromastyx! This little guy stole the spotlight with his playful nature. He popped up each time a new kid came by. A highlight for sure! We spent 2-3 hours here

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A great space & place where your kids can run, jump, climb, and flip. We took our 3 kids here to…read morecelebrate & they had the time of their lives. Activities With slides, ball pits, a rope course, trampolines, a dodgeball area, a climbing wall, and an arcade, there's something for every kid to enjoy. I def got my 10,000 steps in as well. Food The snack options were limited, but hey, at least there was something to keep the "I'm hungry" complaints at bay for five minutes. Friday evenings We went on a Friday evening (6-8 PM), and it wasn't too crowded. A great time for family fun, birthday party or a special treat!!! It's totally worth it. Just be prepared- your kids will never want to leave. Mon - Thurs: 2 PM - 9 PM Fri: 12 PM - 10 PM Sat: 10 AM - 10 PM Sun: 10 AM - 9 PM

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