I've done a few escape rooms - this is my second one in Boston. It was so much fun - we really had…read morea blast! We completed the Magician's Study. I cannot remember the name of our gamemaster but they were awesome. We are def not expert escape artists but we really enjoyed our time and our gamemaster was skilled at giving us hints. I def. recommend checking out Boxaroo! We'll be back to try another one of their games.

Really great escape room and very clever rooms. Our puzzle master was super nice and you can tell a…read morelot of thought went into designing this room. Would most definitely return again!

Back again for another run, this time at the School St location. This company DELIVERS. It's so…read morenice to return and discover it's as great as the first time!!! We did the Panacea room with 3 adults and 2 kids. Jake was our person (what do you call this role? Manager? Guide?) and was warm, friendly, and fun. We were all excited and kind of nervous and his demeanor really put us at ease and helped us get into the mood of the game. The School St location is completely different from Blackstone where the pirate room is. You activate a black rectangle next to the door between Brueggers and Chipotle and they'll let you in. Up the stairs and on your left is the surprisingly large and cozy waiting room. There's a bathroom handy off the waiting area, but I didn't use it so can't comment. We did our waivers and sat on the comfy couches to get a run down of what to expect and then hear the backstory for the room. It was terrific and the set up where we waited really set the tone. The room itself was really fun and fit the theme perfectly. I'd say if you have kids this is the ideal set up. You can definitely do it with 4 adults, too. I love when the room super commits to the theme, and this one did. Also, like my prior experience, they really do watch out for you the whole time and can intervene with a cryptic yet helpful hint when you're just not getting it. There are places for photo ops before and after, and - my favorite! - your guide will walk you through all the clues so if you've divided and conquered by the time you've finished you get a chance to see all the cool stuff you missed in your race against the clock. These were clever clues! I'm pleased to hear we can request Jake again since he was a delight, but everyone we've met has been terrific, so doubt you can really go wrong. They have 2 rooms I've yet to do and 1 new one in the works. Woohoo!

Everything! It was well designed, engineered, and executed, and staff were wonderful. Far…read moresurpassed my expectations.

We went here for a corporate activity and it turned out to be a great time! No one in our group had…read moredone an escape room before, but the staff were very friendly for beginners and guiding us when we needed help! The room we had was interesting, had a nice blend of needing to think outside the box, but not so much that things couldn't be solved. Overall, I'd definitely return here with a group of friends or my family for a night out!

There are Breakout Games locations all over the United States. I went to the Breakout Games located…read morein Woburn, MA with a group of 4. Our friends have been here before so they knew exactly where to go. This location is in a complex with other businesses and its in the back of the building. There are quite a few different game options and time slots to choose from. We chose the Bomb Squad game. A bomb is hidden in the city and time is ticking. Our mission was to find the bomb and defuse it before it's too late. All of their rooms are private so when we booked a game, it's just us and our team with no strangers. It was easy to book and pay for our room online. When we arrived, they showed us where the bathrooms were down the hallway in the building. The lobby is pretty simple with a few seats and a description of the game rooms. We were then escorted to our room. The rules were explained to us by our game master and then the 60 minute timer started. The puzzles required team building, communication skills, problem-solving and critical thinking abilities. We escaped with 5 minutes and 45 seconds left. It was a lot of fun. The game master gave us helpful hints to keep us progressing through the game. We can't wait to come back and try another room.

So much fun!! If you've been to Boda Borg, it's similar but much more high-tech and quite a…read moreworkout. Nothing too crazy with the physical exertion, but be ready to move. Rooms start off easy, but get difficult quick. There's 10 levels per room/game, and I haven't made it past level 3 on any of them yet. Only been once so far, but will be going back soon! Scoreboards show your ranking among the other players, and you earn points for prizes too. Prices are reasonable. Competitive high school/college aged folks would excel here, but any age is fine as long as you're able to jump, throw, move without difficulty. I'm in my 50s and not the most athletic, but had a total blast! Best to wear workout clothes, or at least comfortable/casual.

Fun! Great for a workout without thinking about it. Lockers are free. Start with 60 mins if you…read moredon't have a lot of endurance. Park in garage across the street. It's free. CON: heads up, if someone enters the room after you and starts their own game, your game will end immediately after the round ends. It then becomes a battle for you to leave and come back as well as the person behind you.

What an awesome experience!…read more We booked very last minute on a Wednesday night and were surprised by how many different rooms were still available. Since it was our first escape room, we chose Cosmic Crisis, and I think it was the perfect introduction. The staff was amazing, especially the general manager. He greeted us, explained everything, and made us feel confident going into our mission. I'm SO glad they offer unlimited hints because we definitely needed them! We used the entire 60 minutes and literally finished with only seconds left on the clock. The space was also very clean and well maintained, which made the experience even better. It's located in a mall plaza, so there's plenty of parking, lots of stores, and food options nearby. Overall, such a fun experience. Thank you to the team for making our first escape room so memorable. We'll definitely be back!

Good variety and high quality rooms. Friendly and helpful staff. I've gone three times and will go…read moreagain!

We had a fabulous experience here. The instructor was really good- a tall older man, so sorry…read moreforgot, I'm terrible with names. But he was so patient with me as I learned- gave tons of tips each time as to what I needed to correct, either in the step, keeping the axe straight, holding my elbows higher, etc. By the end I was hitting bulls eyes and getting other points. My favorite was playing to 21 points with my partner. My bf Frank P. Was way better, having come before with his friends, but sometimes I came close to beating him at 21. If it were head to head there was no way I'd win- once he kept getting back to back bulls eyes and got invited to join a league. Honesty, those seem like a great deal as well- I think it's a bit over $100 for 5 weeks of competitive play! Must be a nice way to make friends. There's drinks (we had some mighty squirrel sours that were tasty), and board games in back too if you want to keep the competitive juices flowing.

Fun time and a good place to throw axes. They also have darts and other games. There are also axe…read moreleagues you can join and the community is full of great people.

I first heard about Camp No Counselors when I came across an article about them while scrolling…read morethrough Facebook in 2015. I had just started dating my boyfriend (now husband!) and suggested that we go. While it sounded like the coolest and most fun experience ever, I didn't know what to expect. What I experienced at camp was incredible - fun, friendship, laughter, and an amazing sense of happiness. It truly made me feel like I a kid again, but you know, with an open bar! At camp, you can do anything you want and be whoever you want to be. They have campfires, theme parties, a color war, talent shows, boating, waterskiing, capture the flag, and an epic game of Slip and Flip (for those of you who don't know what that is, it's a slip and slide to a game of flip cup), and while I was skeptical of slip and sliding as an adult, I've finally embraced it and can't wait to play again. We've been to camp for the past three years, and I must say, I love it even more every year. I'm able to completely de-stress, unplug, and unwind, all while spending time with old friends and making new ones! I'm booked for camp this year and I absolutely cannot wait! I couldn't recommend this camp enough.

I attended the Boston Camp No Counselor weekend this past labor day weekend at Camp Caribou…read more I'd been debating attending a CNC weekend since I found out about it around the time of its inception. This year, myself and 3 friends pulled the trigger. CNCs description sounded like something out of your wildest dream. Reliving your youth and camping days while mixing in all of the fun aspects of being an adult, while leaving the boring parts behind. If you were like me, you had doubts. How could it live up? Will it fall short of expectations? Will the cabins suck? Will one bad apple ruin the weekend? What if it rains? Is it worth the money? The following are my honest answers... Yes! It lived up. I was completely impressed with the cabins. Large, clean, individual beds- not bunks, private bathrooms inside as well as a cabin house with toilets and showers. As for the people... 120 people, drinking, partying, playing sports, beer pong... And not one fight all weekend. Shocker right? Everyone was friendly and approachable. We made friends fast. CNC did a great job vetting for this camp. The NonCounselors deserve a special shout out. Jacob our director put on a great show. You know when someone just does a job... And then when someone lives for the job? These people lived it. They truly made the camp a great experience with the right level of order while allowing us plenty of freedom. Well now, what if it rains?... Well, it did. Sunday during our color war. We did it anyways... No one had any complaints. Still a great time and Blue took home the gold! Is it worth the money?... The amount of food, booze, and monster energy drinks we consumed this weekend was worth it alone.... Id hate to see that bar tab. As for the experience... I finally found something that made me forget about work for 3 days... It was a rule. The activities were great, wakeboarding on the lake, and dominating at dodgeball made for an exceptional time. An impromptu games of Kings in the cabin was a great way to break the ice. No one was shy or reserved. We all chatted and it was truly like being a kid again, which is what you'd hope for. In conclusion, The people who already made up their mind to go didnt need to read my review. If you are someone on the fence... I hope our experience helps you to make the decision. We'll be going again. I miss it already. Thanks to the CNC staff again, the camp staff at camp Caribou, and all of the people we met. Camp No Counselors is awesome!

One of my coworkers invited me and my boyfriend to see a play that her friend is directing and…read moreproducing. I enjoyed the play very much. It reminds me of families in the south and just a great story line. I wish a lot of people knew about this play and came to see it. I have not been in Hibernian hall in a long time maybe over 10 years but it was good to come back and see that it is still being used in the community.

Amazing customer service. Amazing accommodations. Definitely goes above and beyond to make magic…read morehappen with special affects for events. The planning and logistics were well strategized and executed from A-Z. If you rent the space ask for Asad Hardwick. Really coordinated everything for my event tailored to our needs.