All Locked Up LLC

hi guys I wanted to share with you all the amazing experience my family and I had at an escape room last night. It was my daughter's birthday, and she decided she wanted to challenge herself with an escape room adventure. I must say, it was money well spent! The owner of the escape room was incredibly hospitable. He was personally present that evening, accompanied by his son. We opted to try the "morgue" room, known for being one of the most challenging escape rooms in the venue. It was our first time trying an escape room, and I decided to go all-in by selecting the hardest room available. The facility provided lockers for our personal belongings, and detailed instructions on what to do and how to do it. As we entered the room, we put our detective skills to the test. I was pleasantly surprised to see my daughter excel in finding 80% of the crucial clues needed to escape. We did face a dead end as our time ran out, and we weren't able to solve the final puzzle. Nonetheless, it was a fantastic experience for the whole family. I highly recommend this escape room to anyone looking for a unique and engaging way to celebrate birthdays or special occasions. A big shout-out to the owner for being such a wonderful host and for his expertise in creating an immersive and challenging environment. Thank you for taking the time to read about our memorable experience. I believe that trying new activities and creating lasting memories with loved ones is truly priceless.

Dec 04, 2024 · sean scott

Went here with a few friends from my church. Really fun place. We did the garage. The story was well explained and the puzzles were actually both challenging and difficult. There were lots of fun surprises with it and I loved it. The place is very detailed and realistic. It was just fun to look around. Very creepy and a very good activity with friends.

Nov 16, 2024 · _starzz- y8r_ (_starzz_)

My girlfriend and I had an incredible date night experience yesterday. Dylan, the guide at the front desk, was exceptionally kind and provided us with valuable hints to navigate the morgue. The entire experience was thrilling and well-organized. We had so much fun and are already looking forward to our next visit. Highly recommend it for an exciting and memorable outing!

Sep 11, 2024 · Jack Leonard

I wanted to like this place, their website made it look so fun and it looked like the 4 escape rooms they offered all connected and I thought it would be fun to eventually complete all 4. I booked one of their rooms(the 1st one in their "story") for a group of 5. The booking was really easy and the place itself was nice and clean. But that's where the positives stopped... The employee we encountered wasn't rude by any means, but they were dressed super unprofessionally in sweats and a hoodie and had large headphones on, which they didn't take off. She spoke very quietly and didn't enunciate what she was saying, so it was difficult to understand her, but she seemed nice enough and we thought maybe she was a little shy or something We got into the room and found there wasn't much of a backstory on the person they based all their rooms on. We were just in a classroom trying to "get out before a teacher got back". No explanation on why. Aside from the countdown on the tv, there wasn't much of a "need" to escape. The point of it all just seemed a little vague and boring. The entire room focused on 1 test. You had to solve riddles to answer each question on this test. It wasn't too difficult, but the questions and riddles seemed very disconnected and didn't seem to pertain to the story. It all seemed very random. It was odd. We have done other escape rooms and in those rooms the riddles and questions usually had to do with the story and the reason for needing to escape. The questions weren't hard on the test, but we kept thinking that this couldn't be the only thing we had to do, right? You had to scan the 100% correct test to a computer to get the answer to escape. Two of our team members turned in the test thinking they'd be "smart" and write 100% on a blank test to see it that would work. They did admittedly turn it in quite a few times, but we did eventually turn in a completed test that was correct, but nothing happened, so we thought we did it wrong. After we ran out of time, the employee came in and we asked if the answers on the completed test were correct and she said she didn't know because she couldn't look through all the tests we had sent. I was shocked, how does someone not know how to open a jpeg and see if it's a blank test or not? It wouldn't have taken more than a few minutes. Before we ran out of time we thought maybe we had missed something, so we started to investigate the room more and found a folded piece of paper in the trash can, right on top. We opened it and it had a code inside, we tried it and got a a key out of one of the boxes: we then spent about a good deal of time trying to figure out what this key went to. Turns out that piece of paper wasn't supposed to be in the trash in the room and it was the key to escape. I wouldn't say it was their fault, I can't expect them to find a piece of paper left behind by a previous group, but when we asked about the paper and the key, all the employee said was,"oh. You're not supposed to have that." And took it from us. Then told us that it was the paper you got after finishing the test. To say the least, we did not "escape", but I think we could have or at least been closer if it was run properly.

Jan 16, 2025 · J Cristalinas

THE GARAGE: Such a fun and visually stimulating room! When we got there, there was plenty of parking in the lot and the location was easy to find. The lobby was clean and had free lockers for us to store our personal items in. We signed our waivers, watched a rules video, and then got our room introduction. The Room: I have never seen a room entrance so grand and in-theme as this one. We were in awe watching as the room was revealed before us. Decoration for this room is vast. The theme was Garage, so obviously anything you would expect to see in a garage is in this room. We kept finding new things as we explored we added to our fun! The Puzzles: Having done over 70 escape rooms it is hard to find puzzles that really stand out. And while The Garage did have some of the usual lock and key puzzles, they also included tech based puzzles which were woven flawlessly into the game flow. And I am happy to say that there were some puzzles that we had never seen before! Customer Service: The owners were unbelievably kind and welcoming. They even chatted with us after our room for an hour, which we always appreciate. They welcomed any feedback we had about the room, and even informed us about thier future rooms. You can tell that they are passionate about what they do, which as a customer and enthusiast is very reassuring the hear. THE CLASSROOM Having done The Garage, we were very excited to hear of the announcement of the brand new room: The Classroom. Did I mention this room has three different levels to play at: beginner, intermediate, and expert. Of course my group saw the 0% (so far) escape rate "expert mode" and we were immediatlyey drawn to it. Would we be the first to make it out??? (Spoiler alert: Nope, we didn't escape it) The Room: Ever wanted to travel back to your good old middle/high school day? This room will take you back with its desks, flooring, and all the classic classroom decor you can think of! We felt like we had just broken into a real classroom. All Locked Up does a fantastic job at set design in both The Garage and Classroom. The Puzzles: Let me begin by saying, we did not make it out. However, we did get to the final puzzle. We wasted a good amount of time in the beginning of the room due to the fact that we were taking in all the decorations and figuring out what was just decor and what was a part of a puzzle. Once we got the ball rolling the puzzles began to sort them selves out. Biggest thing that held us back was us thinking that each "key" only went to one "lock". We were told the "expert mode" has only been in operation for about a week so I am sure with more groups doing it, small tweaks will be made in order to enhance the game flow. Customer Service: The owners here are some of the most personable, friendly, and genuinely kind escape room owners my group and I have had the pleasure to come into contact with. You can see their passion reflected in the decoration and immersion of the rooms. On top of this, they were more than willing to explain parts of the room to us that we got confused on, and they were open to suggestions on possible ways to improve and "Kayla-proof" the room. It's always a nice thing when enthusiast groups are able to converse with owners after playing a room. After all, as a player you see the room in such a different way than creators do. Overall, if you are in the area and looking to be fully immersed in either The Garage or The Classroom, check this place out! Also by having 3 different levels for this room, that means that you can come back a play different puzzles each time! I would recommend starting at the lower level and working your way up, that way you get a feel for the room flow early on. My group and I are very excited to come back and try the other levels of this room. We are also looking forward to the opening of Aunt Debbie's Apartment-- feel free to let us know if you need beta testers!

Mar 04, 2019 · Kayla Hoffman