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    Bianca Aguilar

    Playground

    Playground

    The Escape Game - San Antonio

    • Escape room
    • IRL
    This may be one of my favorite escape rooms! Multiple rooms, various types of challenges requiring teamwork. This was a great chance for team work with two other families to for a mixed team of 10. Great for kids from 8-88!
    The Voyage of the Crimson Ruby

    The Voyage of the Crimson Ruby

    Kwest Club Escape Adventures

    • Escape room
    • IRL
    Both of the room at this center are fully immersive. My teen and 5th grader played and we all really enjoyed it! Having an interactive and engaged room master is a huge addition to the fun!
    Mayan Jungle Rescue

    Mayan Jungle Rescue

    Kwest Club Escape Adventures

    • Escape room
    • IRL
    Both of the room at this center are fully immersive. My teen and 5th grader played and we all really enjoyed it! Having an interactive and engaged room master is a huge addition to the fun!
    Gold Rush

    Gold Rush

    The Escape Game - San Antonio

    • Escape room
    • IRL
    This was another fun room by this company! Multiple rooms and unique challenges I hadn’t seen in a room before. Only shortfalls may have been from an inexperienced room master, who didn’t completely reset the room properly.
    Saboteur

    Saboteur

    Escape Room San Antonio - Stone Oak

    • Escape room
    • IRL
    This was a simple, yet challenging and fun room. It’s less of an “escape” and more of a “Clue” style who-dun-it puzzle. The game master Lisa was exceptional, and engaging.
    Escape Street

    Escape Street

    The Amazing Mirror Maze

    • Escape room
    • IRL
    These are a series of 5, short 10-min rooms. They are essentially individual mini-puzzles. It was a neat little addition to the overall funhouse experience.
    Waldschrate

    Waldschrate

    Escape Room San Antonio - Bandera

    • Escape room
    • IRL
    This was a fun, yet spooky scary kind of set up. The puzzles were mentally challenging and not inherently obvious. Certainly not for people that hate confined spaces or the feeling of impending jump scare.