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!

We had a great time…read more I've done a few escape rooms previously, and there's several different styles. Some with very clear & obvious puzzles (padlock on a box), others with more abstract (place the idol on the pedestal, tilt the picture frame to straighten the horizon). The room we did at The Ultimate Escape was The Curiosity Shoppe. It fits into the clear and obvious puzzle category (lots of boxes with locks). But there was enough variety and unique items that it didn't feel repetitive. The puzzles themselves were varied and fun. We were a group of three (minding two babies), with two of us having escape room experience. We escaped with 5 minutes to spare. Large experienced groups may find this particular room a bit easy. We would absolutely go back and try their other rooms.

From the owner: Want to experience something out of the ordinary?…read more Get placed in a room and try to escape within 60 minutes! HOW? Connect clues, solve puzzles, use logic, be intuitive, search for hidden objects and you'll still need more ....Feel the pressure of time ticking away while you and your team work together and use your brains as never before! Discover your passion for mystery and uncover the secrets of The Ultimate Escape rooms!! Whether you are looking for an afternoon of adventure with family, a school trip, a memorable night out with friends, or an unmatched team building experience with colleagues, look no further than The Ultimate Escape!!

My GF and I tried the Scooby Doo game tonight, and it was awesome! A challenging and fun thing to…read moredo on a date night, or a group of friends. The staff were very friendly and decor is very cool and funky.

What. A. Great. Escape. Room. I don't even know how to go into detail without spoilers but the…read morerooms are intricate, hi fidelity in detail, and the quality of the environment is high. The puzzles are parallelizable although there's a gradual unveiling that I'm thinking wasn't done well enough that caused us to bicker a bit. Nonetheless, my thoughtful group of friends and I solved our room with several minutes to spare and no clues taken. Highly recommend. One of the best rooms I've done.

We've done lots of escape rooms in the area but thought complex rooms was up there with the best…read more We did both the adult rooms and enjoyed them both! They're very different from each other but have good flow and cool tech. Kenzie, our Game Master was also very delightful!

Such a fun place to hang out and play games. Unique ambiance and delicious milkshakes, too.read more

I came here not really knowing what to expect and I was very pleasantly surprised. The Round Table…read moreis a really unique place in Guelph (or really any city) with loads of table-top, board and card games to fit most preferences. It's a really great environment to try new games you might not otherwise have a chance to play. The 3 hours I spent there seemed to fly by. The owner/operators are very friendly and attentive. They've clearly poured a lot time and effort into making the aesthetics of the place a haven for geeks of all vices. The Arthurian theme permeates from the establishment title, to the faux stone wall interior and literal sword in the stone sitting in the center of the main room. Apparently a full kitchen with food and drinks is coming soon which is more than enough incentive to bring me back to Camelot. Personally, I'm hoping for an over-sized turkey leg and goblet of wine combo deal.

Simply the best if you are looking for some outdoor adventure. Fifth time with this group and…read morealready looking forward to the next visit. Professional, safety focused and great value for the money - you cannot go wrong. Check out their website for seasonal activities.

From the owner: Beginner adventures such as rock climbing, zipline, rappel, ice climbing, caving and…read moremountaineering. Also run corporate team building programs such as the Amazing Elora Race and escape-room style Mission Impossible. We also work in the film and TV industry and stunt work.

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

Located a little out of your way bur you can definitely enjoy a friendly hour with your friends…read moresolving a mystery while having a drink in hand! I loved the staff but for sure the interior is...drafty and I found although the game itself was fun, some actions worked poorly to open up the next clue.

Had an amazing company event here with 16 people. We played multiple first-person-shooter games of…read more8 players each, either free-for-all or on teams of 4. The employees were very helpful and the equipment (HTC Vive) was sufficient. The experience could've been much better for a company event if it displayed our actual names instead of randomized names, and if some people had a bit more time to get used to VR. There were the standard difficulties with glasses, people not understanding controls, and people having trouble seeing clearly...all of which might have been cleared up with a bit extra time at the start. Still, it was a great experience.

A layman's review of a Virtual Reality spot!…read more Take off your shoes. Get in your booth. Put on the headset that drowns out your current reality. Put some controls in your hands (making sure you strap on the wrist loops) and off you go. Where you go is only limited by your imagination oh and maybe how long you have booked the booth for and what games there are and... It actually is pretty cool. We had a lot of fun. Couldn't figure out the group play thing to shoot zombies together until the end but it is pretty awesome even in single player mode. You do feel like you are somewhere else. And it does make the time go very fast. Real time that is. Is it perfect yet? Nope. Would I go back? Sure. Maybe won't touch but would not mind trying. I do think there are some improvements to be made. So in reality 3.5 stars. But the staff (adults) are cool. So the extra half star is awarded for their service in the line of duty. Bring your dad, mom, kids, and do try this out, that is if there is anyone out there like me that hadn't had the pleasure.