We came here tonight, we were 5 people. You can be up to 8 people. Upon arrival the hostess was…read morevery friendly and explained everything. We had an hour in the room and 3 clues ( we could get more but it would not count as a success). There were a lot of puzzles to solve and they were all well thought out. We did not succeed but we still had a very good time. The cost was 25$ per person but worth it considering the quality of the escape room. They only have two rooms at the moment and I would definitely want to try the other one.

Omg soooo fun! this was a super cute. We were soooo close. I would do this again!!! It was clean,…read morechallenging and creative. It's actually kind of hard to find that in itself totally try it out!!

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

My first escape room in NY and it was AMAZING! David, the owner, is awesome and super funny! We…read moretried the CSI room and was a great beginners room. It had us stumped a few times but with the hints given it got us on the right track. Couldn't be more happy with how cool the room was and will definitely be back for a more scary room.. THE SAFE ZONE!

I brought a group of international students here as part of a school activity. We visited the Acres…read moreof Terror. Picture this- a group of about 25, 18 to 19 year old students, many of whom have never celebrated Halloween before our visit. Tickets range from $15 to $25, the latter being the standard, $20 being the group rate, and the low rate of $15 coming as part of a one day flash sale they had pre-haunting season. With your ticket, you get a one-time admission to each of their 4 fright sites which include: The Spooky Wagon Ride, House of Terror, Spooky Village, and Fog Maze. They are open from 7 until 10 pm. Before arriving, I wasn't sure if it was enough time, but if you plan accordingly and hit the wagon ride (which has the longest wait line) first and then check out the rest of the attractions, you're pretty well set. Admittedly, I only personally experienced the Spooky Wagon Ride and the Spooky Village. I don't do well with things that go bump in the night, and chickened out of the other two sites. The Spooky Wagon Ride is pretty neat, it's interactive and definitely has its freaky moments. I personally found that the Spooky Village is a bit more on the goofy side than scary side- a break I was happy to encounter. There certainly are some jump factors there, but nothing overwhelming and it was a lot less nerve rattling. It's a bit of a drive to get there, but in my opinion, for the season, it's worth it. Alot of the great Halloween attractions seem to be just on the outskirts, but it makes sense since it's at an orchard. There is food available for purchase, but keep in mind if you are looking for some freshly made fries, the canteen only accepts cash. Oh! And this is a big one for some people- the only bathrooms I found were porta-potties, but they were spacious and clean. I would definitely recommend this as a family fun activity or a night out with friends!

Amazing hay ride. This place is smaller than other attractions like it in the area but still loads…read moreof fun.

Had a chance to do CarnEvil and it was a blast. If you're afraid of clowns then you'll want to…read moreskip this...or do it to get over your fear. Staff are friendly, puzzles were put together well and lots of puzzles and pieces to put together. I'll be back to attempt to escape the other rooms!

Had a great time here. Well organized with great staff…read more The rooms were a challenge though I was with a super team who had done escape rooms before. We had to get very creative to get out! Go Team Glasses! Would I return? Yes Would I recommend? Yes

Fair price, fun rooms. I've done several rooms here. We have never had a bad experience. The staff…read moreare polite and you get 60 minute rather than some that do 45. The clues are a bit harder here than some other places so good for experts who want a bit of a challenge.

I've done all the available escape experiences at this venue as of January 2023, including their…read morelatest offering, the Reindeer Games and the Superheist. All the rooms and puzzles were unique and immersive, and the staff were engaged and very helpful. I'm just sorry that I'll have to wait for them to produce a new room now!

I was introduced to this business as part of a group event, and loved it. And so, I brought my…read morefamily here to enjoy time together. We did an escape room. The details in each room are amazing. I screamed when the floor opened underneath us. We ended up in the dungeon up to our waists in murky polluted water. From there, two more rooms. Each room was challenging and it took team work to resolve. I have to add that the people have been amazing on both of my visits. Today we bumped into one of the owners who took time to spend with us, tell us about the path to 'today' and where his team is headed developmentally. From that experience I see why his staff are so customer oriented! Love it. I will be back again.

Very unique place, a lot of fun with kids and adults alike…read more Not your usual venue. Cool ambiance very friendly staff.

My friend and I went to Funhaven Ottawa on Mon 30 Dec 19. The executive summary is that there is…read moreindeed plenty to keep you and your mates well entertained for an entire afternoon/evening. If you are a keener who must do everything at least once, you will easily be amused for a full day! TIP: check out their website so you can see what daily specials are on and plan your visit accordingly. Check-in using the Yelp App on your Phone to get a digital discount! The bumper cars attraction features just a plain rectangle arena, nothing fancy. The rock climbing wall is intended for a little kids, adults will find it very disappointing. The jungle gym is enormous, the little ones will love it. The indoor roller coaster is also intended for kids. The laser tag is fantastic for everyone! The Foodhaven eatery is a little bit more expensive that a typical mall's food court, but is still cheaper than a movie theatre concession stand. The arcade features a combination of ticket-paying games and arcade (non ticket-paying) video games. Based on the photography shown on their website you might be a little bit disappointed in how big the arcade is. The Escape Rooms were laid out very well. In fact, some of the rooms are hidden in plain sight! Come to where the roller-coaster is situated to make appts to play, when the time comes, check-in a few minutes early and a host will take you to your room. You can also book specific times for these rooms in advance on the website. There are two 10 min Escape Rooms that cost 20 credits: The Crystal Cave is a fantastic room for first-timers, and the Secrets & Spies Mission is a great warm-up to the tougher rooms. There are four 1 hr Escape Rooms that cost 100 credits, of the three that I did: The Ripple Creek (warning: Horror/Murder theme) is the toughest one! Deep Descent and Curse of the Forgotten were loads of fun, challenging, but doable. I didn't do the Rainforest Renegades. These Escape Rooms are no different than any Escape Rooms elsewhere, once you've done it once, you'll likely never want to do it again. Good times!!!

My husband had a family night work party at Funhaven, so the fam and I tagged along. It was $25 all…read moreyou can play arcade night (every wednesday), so we had full access to most arcade games with our cards. The games that were not included were the claw machines where you could win giftcards/prizes, and we had zero access to the rides which was kind of a bummer. I was really looking forward to trying out the roller coaster but that would be an additional 18 tokens (Which I believe was around 15 dollars? Don't quote me on that). There was also a jungle gym (think cosmic adventures) but that was extra tokens. I did get quiet tired of the arcade games pretty quickly and some games looked worse for wear. The kids seemed to enjoy it. The cards did have a timer between playing games so that you could not double tap the card. The $25 all you can play game night did NOT let you build up credit to redeem for prizes. We had a party room and cheese pizza. Pizza was your standard pizza. Great for kids, but nothing to write home about. The vibe of Funhaven was more warehouse/concrete vibes. Washrooms were clean. I do wish they had sanitzer bottles placed out around the establishement. I did find myself washing my hands quiet frequently after playing the games (flu season, not taking any chances). My husband has been wanting to check out Funhaven for a while, and I'm glad we did where all expenses were paid for, but I would not rush back.

We have done almost every escape room at this location. 99% of the time we have such a good time…read more Except once. We went for my birthday at 230 in the afternoon. We did cabin 13. Unfortunately the actor in the room spent the whole hour being a complete jerk. He insulted us many times was making fun of us called us stupid twice in other wording and mocked us as we were leaving the room. It was such a bad experience I've never gone back. The Wellington location is so much better and I've always had an amazing time there. It's only q0 minute away feom the downtown location. Even the one in Batrhaven on adult nights is a lot of fun. We've never had another bad experience at any other location.

Mediocre, ordered the Mojito assuming it would be cuban style without the soda as it's listed on…read morethe menu, but they unfortunately don't note all the ingredients of their drinks on the menu. Ordered the burger and fries gluten free, the fries were great, cooked in a dedicated fryer and it was a generous portion. The burger was well built, but the two patties were half the size of the bun and very dry. The server found out they now have gluten free buns as well.