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A long time ago a young lady and a gentleman fell madly in love, and they made plans to be married. On the day of the wedding, however, the young gentleman was nowhere to be found. The young bride to be was never able to move passed that day, and everyday for the rest of her life she would retreat into the attic wearing her wedding dress to surround herself with things that reminded her of her long lost love. The Attic was her sanctuary, but after a while it became her cage. Finally, on the day of her death she locked herself in the attic, and her soul never escaped. It is your responsibility to follow the clues, and help free her lost soul!
Here are some pictures taken with my phone before we went in.
(You can't take pictures in the room.)
We went into the room, and the guy locked the door and started the one-hour timer. There were lots of objects around the room. Some of them had numbers and letter on them. Together they gave us the clues to open locked boxes with other clues. It was a bit complicated because there were multiple codes to break, and the guy gave us some clues on a monitor to help us when we got stuck.
When we escaped that room, we were in yet another room! That one had its only set of clues, but less complicated. So we were able to get out with six minutes to spare!
Has anyone else done an Escape game?
We plan to do a different one for Jasmine's sixteenth birthday. (She is turning 15 soon).
Here are some pictures taken with my phone before we went in.
(You can't take pictures in the room.)
This is the lobby |
Jessica signing the waiver. |
Waiting |
The guy who works there explaining how it works. You are locked in a room where you look for clues for how to get out. He gave us the clipboard he was holding to write down notes. |
They were really ready to go. |
We went into the room, and the guy locked the door and started the one-hour timer. There were lots of objects around the room. Some of them had numbers and letter on them. Together they gave us the clues to open locked boxes with other clues. It was a bit complicated because there were multiple codes to break, and the guy gave us some clues on a monitor to help us when we got stuck.
When we escaped that room, we were in yet another room! That one had its only set of clues, but less complicated. So we were able to get out with six minutes to spare!
Has anyone else done an Escape game?
We plan to do a different one for Jasmine's sixteenth birthday. (She is turning 15 soon).
I've never done one of these, but my sister did something like this recently and had a great time. It sounds like a lot of fun, thanks for sharing your experience!
ReplyDeleteIT was fun and would be great for a teen birthday party.
ReplyDeleteI want to do it for my sixteenth birthday next year.
ReplyDeleteI want to do it for my sixteenth birthday next year.
ReplyDeleteThat would rock.
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