This place was awesome!…read more I attended escape room for a work event and enjoyed trying to find my way to freedom! We played the tea room, which had a theme much to do with the queen. It was fun but challenging at the same time! The record for our room was 24 minutes with no clues and 35 minutes with 3 or less. We finished the room in 52 minutes and had no clues. It was really hard but exciting to see how hard and where your brain goes when trying to solve a mystery! They also hosted the event with a lunch (provided by our work staff) but did an amazing job of facilitating the lunch in with the event. We had a lot of fun and it's a great way to get to know people!

Oh so much fun! A friend found a deal on Groupon, so we decided to check it out. There were 8 in…read moreour group - that might have been a couple too many for the small room, as we were a bit overheated by the end. It might also have been the intensity of the experience. Our host was friendly, there's plenty of free parking and it's conveniently located. Given that there are 4 rooms, I will definitely be back to conquer one of the 3 remaining challenges.

We went to the location on Duke Street in Kitchener. Parking was easy (lot left of the front…read moredoor). This was a Christmas gift from our kids, so we went in as a group of 4. What a great time! The staff was so friendly. The forms were easy to fill out. I cannot give anything away here - just go and experience! We did the Mayor's office. At a 22% rate for getting out I thought we were sunk in the first 11 minutes. So many great puzzles to solve and the thrill when we figured out a code or found a key was awesome. Great value for the cost. During a time when there is little to do, we were safe in our small group, locked in a room ( well more than one room as you worked through it). This was the perfect way to spend an afternoon followed up with take home food from a Downtown Kitchener restaurant. ....we got out!!!! Can't wait to do another room. Thank you Kitchener team for a stellar experience.

Did you escape? Yes! Escaped Game 1 and can't wait to try Game 2!…read more Adventure Rooms has a lot of fun technology that you can use - we won't give anything away but you get to use little gadgets that I only see in movies. It really adds to the whole environment and experience. The clues tied together really well although there was no story or theme to it. Adventure Rooms only has two rooms and they do not change frequently. The passing rate of the first room (Game #1) is 20% and the second room (Game #2) is 25%. So, not a high passing rate for either. The rooms are European style as well so you go through a house, basically. What made Adventure Rooms a lot of fun was the fact that it involved many little steps/puzzles that you had to solve to get out, rather than just one hard problem. This is one of our top places, and we can't wait to go back for Game #2!

A couple weeks ago I went to Escapology with my cousin and a friend. I love escape rooms, and…read morepuzzles and such, and we wanted to try out the new one in London. We loved the set up of the room, it was really well done, the puzzles were hard but not too hard and we got out with only a few minutes to spare. After they sent us a discount code and we went back this past weekend to do another room! Again we were impressed by the set up and how the clues led to the next and so on. We did require a few hints, but in the end we did prevent Armageddon and saved the world (you're welcome!) with 15 minutes to spare! I'll definitely go back here again.

My girlfriend, defacto sister-in law and I had an amazing time here last Tuesday. The customer…read moreservice was amazing. While the three of us didn't prevent armageddon, we all had an absolute blast trying to get out of the room! Jessica, the manager, was incredibly accommodating when it came to answering the questions I had about the accessibility of the room for people like myself, who have physical disabilities. I'd go back there in a heartbeat.. Check em' out, you won't be disappointed!

It was our first time visiting as a family of 5 members from 11 to 77! Was great to interact and,…read morewith lots of help, solve the puzzle (Clue like), just under the wire with minutes to spare. We'd go back to try the other rooms. Perfect for a rainy holiday weekend in Erie. The owner helped me plan ahead and choose just the right venue for us.

Let me tell you, I read the reviews about the owners and this place and was skeptical at first. But…read morelet me tell you I was happy we went. We were greeted by the owners and they are amazing, very personal and easy to talk to. We were brought into the room and the one owner tells the story getting you into the vibe and she is what sold me. Her excitement was everything and got me invested getting out. The room was thematically fun and smart, and though not the most high tech room, everything was purposeful and smartly placed. You can feel the love they have for a good escape room and I want to happily pass that on. The room was a high challenge rating, and I will say it definitely got my brain thinking. Really scratched the itch!!

Returned to London to visit family and friends. Stopped by 100 Kellogg Lane and The Factory as…read moreheard about the renovated space at the old Kelloggs factory. 100 Kellogg Lane has two of the five floor tenanted and these two floors have about 50 % vacancy. There was an ice cream store and a Starbucks opened when we were there. Several of the businesses were not open when we stopped by. There is a craft brewery on site as well as a restaurant, The Club House, and a distillery. We did not sample any of these as we were there early in the day. The Factory is an entertainment complex geared towards younger children. There is plenty for young kids to do including an escape room, trampoline park, high ropes course, zip line and virtual reality. Would be ideal for kids on a rainy cold day. It was nice to see the changes to this space and understand that they are building a hotel and concert area which should be a good draw.

Kids loved the activities and staff were great. Really enjoyed the climbing area and the slimedread more

Found this gem on way to the residence! Best escape room in virtual reality. First impression is…read moreWoow it is a complete different world and experience! The fun thing is you can see your mates in the VR. Tried vr before I felt dizzy but I didn't feel any dizziness after game! Highly recommend 10/10 what's a blast! Before I tried in the uptown it's amazing coming in Waterloo

From the owner: Premium Virtual Reality Escape Rooms with 7 adventurous themes, VR Arcade Games about embarking on…read morea journey where teamwork, communication, creativity and mind-bending puzzles transcend traditional escape rooms.

Last night we had a work night out, and my team and I decided to do an escape room! We chose this…read moreone because every other one was closed on a Tuesday. We arrived promptly 10 minutes before we started filling out the waiver forms and briefing. This Escape Room is located in an old house on Waterloo, and it was hard to decipher which one it was, but we found it, and there is private parking in the back. We escaped from the Red Room, which is one in a series they have, and there were five of us. We were brought in blindfolded and handcuffed. As soon as we were given our scenario, we were able to take our blindfolds off and start. It was very warm in the room, but it was so much fun to find the clues and figure it out. Since there were five us, I think that gave us an advantage to figuring out the clues and getting out, with 14 minutes to spare! This was such a fun night, and the staff were really great about giving us direction, and giving us a locker to put our things in as we solved this puzzle. I definitely want to come back and try the other rooms with friends.

While the actual challenges/puzzles were well done, the room layout was terrible. I was shocked…read morewith how little effort went into this place (we did Museum Heist). As someone that's done a few of these before, this was by far the worst in terms of aesthetics and decor. For $25/person I expected an actual Escape Room, not just a few random props thrown into an empty run down room. If you want to feel like you're "somewhere else" for an hour I would not recommend this place, especially if this is your first experience.