I feel like this 5-star review was earned simply because we beat the clock and escaped the room…read morewith only 4 minutes to spare . The excitement alone probably boosted the rating lol. All In Adventures is located inside Crossgates Mall in Albany. It's easiest to access by parking near the JCPenney entrance and taking the escalator up to the second floor near Zara. The space itself is a little unassuming from the outside, but the real razzle-dazzle begins once you enter the rooms. You get to choose from about 9 or 10 escape room options, and our team chose Black Ops, which I definitely recommend. Our host, Zach, was friendly, informative, and did a great job explaining the rules. One thing I really appreciated was that they don't actually lock the rooms because they care about guests not feeling claustrophobic. I thought that was a really considerate touch. As a team, and with a few hints lol, we successfully completed the mission. I had an absolute blast. Also, this was the first escape room I've ever successfully escaped from, so that was definitely another win for me lol. After the room, your team can take photos in front of a green screen. I will say this area could use a little improvement because the props were a bit lacking, but honestly, outside of that, I have zero complaints. So yes, five stars... partly for my ego's sake lol.

I went here with some friends and it was great I don't understand the reviews it's not like 5 wits…read moreyou are in a room and you spend the time solving clues which help you unlock locks throughout the room I recommend

My friend I completed the "Serial Killer Sleuth" room last night and had an amazing time! We were…read moreextremely impressed with the props, clues, and our interaction with the member of the staff that was supervising us. The challenge level was perfect (a bit of a challenge, but not frustratingly difficult) and we enjoyed that we could work on tasks both separately and together instead of having a linear progression of clues where you work on just one task at a time in order to move on. My experience with Tru Escape was so much better than with another escape room that I went to recently and I can't wait to return to try a few of the other rooms!

Came to Tru Escape with high expectations from previous escape rooms. However, I was very…read moredisappointed. Previously, when visiting escape rooms, the host was very enthusiastic when telling the introduction to the specific rooms. This host was not that enthusiastic however. We were visiting the "Outbreak" room and the host just gave a brief intro and said you're looking for an antidote, your time starts now. Not only was the host disappointing but the room overall. It was a small room with terrible clues, and in order to get a key out of a test tube you were supposed to use something just anything, the host later said girls use their hair mostly. This was disappointing as most escape rooms have some sort of object that leads to finding the next object. The locks on the doors were also not very good as we had the correct combination but the host had to come put it in bc the lock was so tricky. Overall, this escape room was a disappointment and was not worth the $25/person it costed. Would not recommend!!

We had the whole place to ourselves for our holiday celebration! We bowled and ate good food and…read moreplayed lots of games. The cost was pretty reasonable for our size group! The coconut shrimp was to die for. Nice size shrimp! Delicious! The pizza was pretty good. We also had chicken Satay and bruschetta, which came on little spoons that you eat, and spring rolls, which were all delicious. They checked on us often. So fun!

We went initially for the escape rooms, but both were out of order (which was a blow because I told…read moremy son that's why we were going). We then decided to play games, and 3 of the 4 kiosks for adding credits to the playing cards were out of order. Then we start playing games, only to find that around 1/3 to 1/2 were out of order. At what point do you close until you get some of this repaired? I couldn't believe that this place was even open with the amount of games and machines that were out of order. I almost wanted to ask the employees, half jokingly, " isn't this embarrassing?" And we go here somewhat often, maybe every two or three months, and some of the games have been out of order for months and months, including the escape rooms. With Dave & Buster's literally down the corridor, you would think they would make these repairs a priority. I don't ever write reviews, I was just dumbfounded.

We had a fabulous time on New Year's Eve! We did the Lost Jungle, will definitely be back to do the…read moreother one. We solved ours with 57 seconds to spare and only one teensy hint (telling us we were looking at the right thing). The puzzles were clever but not too difficult to do in an hour, and we appreciated the way everything was connected. The staff were very pleasant as well. The one thing I'd kinda like is some token for having solved the puzzle -- even if it's just a cheap plastic coin, we need some kind of "I Was Here" souvenir. All in all, very happy to have a good escape room in the area, after being disappointed with the other ones we've tried.

My family and I just completed the Echos of the Lost Jungle escape room and we had a blast! It was…read moredefinitely challenging but we managed to complete it with no hints. Lots of fun interactive features and surprises. Can't wait to go back and try the next one.

JESS was fabulous: Friendly, fun, and professional. A really fun Mother's Day adventure with my…read moregrown children. We participated in VOODOO SWAMP. LOTS of family fun. TIP: Best with groups smaller than five people. Book two rooms, if you have more than four or five people in your group.

I had never done an escape room before, and honestly had no interest to the point where I was…read morepassionately against it when they became popular several years ago. I truly love me some puzzles, but you want my people-hating, claustrophobic self to PAY to get locked in a room with people??? No, thanks. Then a couple of months ago, my coworkers bullied me (lol) into going to an escape room with them. I honestly didn't know what to expect, and was dreading the entire thing for days leading up to the appointment. Escape Time doesn't look like much from the outside - I was extremely unimpressed. But as soon as you step inside, you realize the true meaning of, "it's bigger on the inside" (iykyk). The front desk area is pretty spacious and had some interesting and fun decorations. I appreciate the little best times/high score board. I think if I did more rooms, I'd love to get my name one a high score board somewhere. The staff was very friendly, and we met our game master (it's been a while :( I forgot her name ). She was honestly kind of amazing. She gave a thorough introduction, and she was great at reading our group throughout our game. She kept hints to a minimum as she could tell that we wanted to figure things out for ourselves. I have to say, I was extremely surprised by how much fun I had. The puzzles were nothing at all like I expected, and there were a lot of nifty surprise elements. I really appreciated how they paid attention to small details and crafted those details into the story/puzzle. I ended up having such a fantastic time, I went back a second time last weekend. We had a different game master this time (Liam), but he was also just as great as the previous one. I don't know how Escape Time finds these employees, but they made both experiences incredibly pleasant and smooth. For my second visit, I walked away feeling the same sense of appreciation for all the fine details. I'm obviously being vague, but that's to save from ruining any of the fun surprises in store for you at Escape Time! Honestly, if you never thought you'd do an escape room, I'd check this place out. I think a lot of it has to do with who you go with too. Pick a couple of people you don't hate collaborating with, and give the place a chance - I was personally very pleasantly surprised, and excited to come back to try all of the other games here.

Such a great experience. Disney world of haunted houses! Not overly scary so okay for older kids.read more

This was one of the best attractions I've been to yet! Everything runs so smooth from the second…read moreyou get there too the second you leave. We did the drive through corn maze and and haunted houses. So much fun! (All adults here 30+) and we all had a great time. You first arrive to the drive through 20 mins prior to your selected time- wait just a little while which i liked because everyone goes in one by one and this is cool- plenty of space between cars!you tune your radio to the given station and drive through the attraction. Awesome set up- awesome actors - awesome experience. Lights off windows down and non stop spoOkiiness!! Following that you are directed Into a parking lot- park and you can enter the haunted houses. They are all little individual " panic rooms" very cool! All different themes in each house separated by a corn maze. After all of that you are led into a little village where there is a stage and they do magic performances- along with some food stands and the cutest little trinket store where we got some cool vintagey Knick knacks! I have to say, for an adult this was a lot of fun for our group of 4. There was no " bumping " into other people's groups or little kids ruining the time for us. The lines look kind of long but with social distancing implemented it's really not and you move right along! Not like haunted house ma use to be years ago when it was just chaotic and lines were insane.. The set up was so smooth and easy to follow ensuring you don't miss a thing ! From one attraction to the next just smooth transitions. It was definitely worth the hour ride! They did an amazing job with all of the decor and set ups you can tell they put a lot of work and care into their scare factor. Will definitely be back !!!! Great job & Thanks so much!!!!

Babe Ruth checks in, but he doesn't check out...well sorta. When coming to Cooperstown Escape Rooms…read moreyou might just find yourself trying to help out the Sultan of Swat as this is just one of the themed escapes taking place here. A bunch of fellas and I tested our mental fortitude recently when we were up in Cooperstown on a bachelor party weekend. Surprisingly, amongst a group of 8 guys, only myself and one other friend had ever done an escape room. I've "escaped" at several different Long Island-located businesses with each one being pretty well put together through setup, theming, and overall challenge. This definitely raised my curiosity as to how an out-of-area escape room would hold up, especially in a small place like Cooperstown. You honestly might not even know about Cooperstown Escape Rooms if you're not searching for or Yelping it. Only one little sign on the street (plus one other that you'll have to look up for) can be found. Enter the stairs on the side and head up to a little office-sized spot with a few doors to the different escape rooms available. Not all were baseball-themed, but the one we were completing had that aspect. Before starting, a few of us needed the bathroom so we stood around talking with the employee (probably owner) who was super chill and really friendly. He was thorough in his explanation of everything and didn't seem to leave any important parts out. Once we first stepped into the room, those aforementioned baseball aspects were everywhere. It was super awesome to see how this small room looked like a combination of a baseball dugout, lockers, grandstands, and a few other past time-themed pieces. Gloves, balls, and some old-timer items were used throughout the solving of the escape which made it that much more fun. Yeah, a few parts of the room looking a little worn, but it really didn't take away from the enjoyment. Plus when you end up getting out with 15 minutes to spare you all feel pretty good (that was us!). Overall, Cooperstown Escape Rooms was a great experience to have while in this baseball haven. When you're in a town that lives, breathes and bleeds baseball, it's nice to be able to take that aspect (plus a little cognitive challenge) and create a fun time that doesn't involve the hall of fame. Even if we did a room that wasn't baseball themed, the owner was cool enough to warrant a return trip. If/when I ever return to Cooperstown I'd definitely try my chance to escape once more...ya know now that we've saved Babe Ruth and all, haha.

Wonderfully handcrafted and thematic rooms. Friendly owners. Fun for all ages. Three cool rooms and…read morea Tiki/ Surfer Room in the works. These rooms are fun, artfully designed with good puzzles and an experience that will leave your group smiling. Great team builder or date night activity.