Horrible birthday party experience!…read more The Management here told us to come at the wrong time, made us wait. 45 minutes and refused to start the game early despite their poor communication, then the game broke and we were unable to finish. They sent the 7 to 9-year-olds in a different very scary game with skeletons and half of them left from fear halfway through. This could not have been a worse experience. They did such a horrible job. I cannot believe I wasted my money at this place. My kid did not enjoy his birthday that I paid $450 for. Avoid this place!

We booked the expert level Mansion Murder at this location, and it costs about $40 per person. It's…read morean interesting journey to solve puzzles and explore three different rooms. We ended up uncovering these secrets in less than one hour time frame and with minimum hints. Our group did well to escape the room in 55 minutes considering the general pass rate was like 27% or so. It's cool to revel the secrets of distant family secrets, decorate words games and solve math problems, and gather enough evidence and piece the story together to prove our innocence. The staff working here is very friendly and helpful at the beginning and after the finish of the game.

They were having a special with a 30% off coupon code so I decided to try it. Very glad I did. My…read morefriend and I really liked the Wizards Alley based on Harry Potter. It was well decorated and there were three rooms to unlock. I would say the first task was too ambiguous and hard and you really needed a clue to get it but then all the other tasks flowed. We were close to getting out but time ran out. It was an awesome time.

Kylie was amazing!! We had such a fantastic time! The Wizards Alley room was challenging & fun.read more

This was SUCH a fun outing for a big group. I posted some videos on my social media and got so many…read morecomments and questions about it. This is a unique experience that is great for friends, or work/organization team buildings. Bridget and Zach were our hosts and they were great! They explained everything really well. We were able to buy some very reasonably priced beer and wine before going in for our 1 hour game. The games themselves were quite fun. It's nice that they have other game options so the experience can look different every time. The only downside is having to pay for all the spots in advance-- understandable, but also challenging if someone cancels last minute. It's about $40/person before gratuity.

I'm still flying high from all the fun and laughter I had at Game Show Battle Rooms. My first props…read moreis to our game host Jordan W. The games were already fun but his presence blew up the fun meter. Jordan and staff was 10/10. My coworkers and I attended GSBR as part of our Holiday Party. We drew color chips out of a hat to determine which team we would be on: red or blue. We then were led to a room with two large tables color coordinated and lights simulating a game show. NOTE: They sold drinks at the front and required you to purchase your drinks ahead of time before entering the room. The room had a small fridge to keep them cool. We played survey battle, match up wars, cups (not like you've seen) and more. Our team had a blast, cause we won. The blue team had fun too but wants a rematch. I'm sure we'll back for some redemption rounds.

The experience was truly exceptional. The place feels magical. We had plenty of time to take…read morepictures, and the atmosphere was absolutely amazing."

This museum had my name on it. Being into selfies for the last 25 years -- before the word,…read more"selfie," was created, to visit the Denver Selfie Museum made sense. It's a fun way to spend 90 minutes to 120 minutes based on your fascination level and how many people are with you to indulge. For about $50 to 60 a person if I recall, you can go nuts doing selfies within a number of themed sets and installed art stages. There are selfie tripods set up for each set with the adequate lighting to take shots of yourself to show off to your friends, fuel your vanity, and just have a bit of amusement and fun. Each of the sets and art installations are different theme-wise such as the bathtub and dressing room sets, the psychedelic landscapes with Jim Henson-like plush animals, surreal backgrounds, gym-like settings with punching bags, food-centric backdrops, fake advertising murals, and more. You have to love taking selfies to spend the money for a couple of hours. Additionally, they have an escape room if you have some friends who may be inclined and get selfied out.

The service for food was poor, the waitress was not friendly, outgoing and lack communication…read moreskills. The game was fun and exciting. The only had slime and foam, they were out of paint of you lost the game. It's messy but the gear the use you stay clean. They have one number for all locations in different states. For service email or the website is recommended

First time at Beat the Bomb in Denver! We had a blast. This place is SO AWESOME!! This is an escape…read moreroom to an extreme. Exciting, thrilling, high energy, and really makes you think. My group did the paint rooms and left so glad we did it. I'm an enthusiastic fan, loved every minute and will definitively be coming back. We got the VIP package that comes with a drink and a cool T-shirt, photos and a video. The rooms were very well explained on how to play and it was organized. They have lockers so you don't have to worry about your personal things. The paint bomb was pretty clean due to their process. The employees were kind and helpful. The location was great due to having free parking that wasn't street parking. Overall. I would highly suggest going and coming back!

Booking online was so smooth I actually thought I did it wrong, and when a system glitch popped up,…read morethey called me faster than a debt collector to fix it. Total pro move. ​I took a surprise date here and was warned the "Splash Room" might be a bit intense--and since I wasn't trying to look like a Jackson Pollock painting on a first date, we opted for the drip art. It was a vibe. Our guide was genuinely cool, didn't make the conversation awkward, and actually seemed to enjoy being there. Picking up the "masterpiece" later was the best part; seeing the cured art really captures the chaos of the night.

Went two times. 5 star for the splatter paint, 3 star for the escape room. To be fair , the host…read moreseemed very overwhelmed when we did the escape room. Make sure you get there early for the intro because we were given no extra time. Splatter paint definitely fun to do with a group. Bring a phone to play your music on their system.

My friends and I did the Caribbean Curse escape room in February. To start things off, some people…read morefind the business a bit hard to find but you just need to head down the stairs under the HD Escape Rooms sign. There is plenty of free street parking around the business. The escape room itself was decent and adequately rated at medium-level difficulty. The employee said that every year to 2 years they update the escape rooms but it still felt slightly outdated compared to other escape rooms I have been to. Josiah was awesome and very helpful from the moment we got there to when we left.

The escape room was not worth half of what we paid for it. We have done a fair amount of escape…read morerooms. This was the smallest one we have ever been a part of. No extra rooms, just one 10x12 room with only 1/3 of it used. A ten-year-old and a twelve-year-old solved it in under 40min. This is fine as a $15/per person, quick something to do. It is not worth $39/per person with the required 18% gratuity. It is asinine that they would attempt to fit eight adults in each room. My family of five was squished and only two of us are over 5' tall. And the owner replying to every bad review with, "Well you should have fully read the Q&As" is like a used car salesman selling you a lemon and the blaming you for his dishonesty because you didn't read section 7, paragraph 5, line 4.