Escape Zone 60

Great experience, the guy running it was awesome, hooked us up since we didn’t have all our people come on time. We did the zombie apocalypse one and the guys «clue» in the beginning played a tricky on us. All in all great way to make you think as a team. We were so close maybe another 10 seconds, I recommend not waiting 20 min for a hint to get the ball rolling. Will definitely do this again

On spring break, we had a large group that did two different rooms. Going in, I had very high expectations from «The Escape Game» in Nashville. Overall, I was not impressed. It was just one single room instead of a connection of rooms like I’ve seen in the past. Getting there, we arrived the suggested 15 mins early and there was no one there. We had to wait about 10 minutes before someone showed up. Then, we were left in the waiting room for 15 minutes while the rooms were being prepared and the game guide had no idea which rooms we were doing. The design of the room was not anything great and a lot of the clues included riddles in cheap picture frames pictured around the rooms and some random puzzles that did not follow the theme. The games guides were not as excited and enthusiastic as I’ve seen in the past. The room itself was quite challenging because a lot of the clues didn’t flow together. There were so many locks that looked the same and it was quite difficult to go from lock to lock. If you’ve never done an escape room before, this would probably be a fun experience but I would highly recommend waiting until you’re in a city with «The Escape Game».

This was my first escape room experience, so I did a lot of research on this establishment before we went, including reviews on Trip Advisor. While most reviews are positive, the consistent complaint is poor customer service.
My experience was stellar all around. I don’t know if we lucked out with an enthusiastic employee, or if the staff has improved.
We tried the crime scene room, which we failed miserably at, but still had a fun experience (in large part due to the help provided by our host). Apparently, that’s the most difficult escape room and it is recommended that you team up with ten people (there are a lot of clues to try to solve, so the more ppl the better).
I would love to come back and try one of the other rooms at a later time. Also, they post your group picture afterward on their Facebook site, which was a nice touch.

First, let me start out by saying my husband and I have enjoyed many room escape games all over the United States. This particular one was a terrible room escape experience!
We were paired with a family of 4 for the Zombie Apocalypse game. When we all arrived, everyone seemed very friendly and talkative. As I said before we have enjoyed many games before with big and small groups but have never had any issues. Once we got into the room, we spent about 20 minutes trying to participate in the escape clues but the other family seemed to want to do it on their own. They weren’t including us in any clues and at one point one of the sons pushed me out of the way and continued working on the clue I was trying to solve.
After that I pretty much gave up in trying to take part. So we basically ended up spending $ 56 bucks to stand in a room for an hour while the other family continued with the game. Not a very fun experience and am seriously regretting wasting the money.
Update: I am altering my review after being contacted by the owner who provided a full refund even though our experience was no fault of their own. Very much appreciated.

We did the zombie apocalypse and as far as the game goes it was fun and interactive. We were a little loss to begin with but you are allowed 3 clues throughout the game so that helps. The lack of the additional 2 stars was related to room design and customer service. The people working there didn’t seem overly excited to talk about the establishment or the games, most of the other places I’ve been too ask if you ever done an escape room, are talkative, and smile a lot, didn’t get much of that here. Room rules was explained and they have a key on the back of door in the escape room for any emergency or you need to stop so that you can get out. Also they have lock boxes that you have to put your phone in during the game, you are responsible for Keeping up with the key. The waiting area was a hodge podge of little mind games/​toys and props. They had a table with props to and signs to take pictures of after you did a room. I thought the signs could of been done a little better vs looking like it was hand made. The room wasn’t overly done, don’t expect anything too realistic (I’m just basing this off my other experiences where rooms resembled jail cells, computer rooms with switchboards, or you had to go through several rooms in one escape, etc). This was a single room escape. I thought it was very interactive and the clues kind of flowed together which I like. We did hit a few road blocks here and there. Fortunately for us we escaped with about 7 mins left. Overall we had fun. The price was $ 30 a person and they did offer military discounts. I would return to do the other rooms if I return to the area.

I went with a group of 4 people. We didn’t have any expectations going into it. We where all disappointed with the turn out. The challenges weren’t very interactive and for the first 20 minutes nothing was achieved. We all left feeling disappointed. I wonder if other franchises are better. The cost was $ 30.00 a person, definitely not worth it.