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Read all reviewsAfter completing 20+ rooms, we were really excited to do Flight 282. Since we have completed all of the rooms in our area, our group decided to travel almost 4 hours to do this room. The room didn’t disappoint! It was well thought out, the puzzles were engaging and unique and the decorations were spot on. We made it out but our one disappointment was that the final clue didn’t work. Bree, our awesome cluemaster, came in and tried to fix the prop but it just couldn’t be fixed at that point. Since our time kept running while we, and then she, tried to make it work, we really have no idea of our actual time, which is ok. She finally described the final clue and we finished the room.
Michelle
I’m sure this is isolated and could certainly happen anywhere. Don’t miss these rooms. Hopefully, we’ll travel back again at some point to do another room at Escape Tactic.
Description:
Not long after you board a short evening flight from Charlotte to Washington, DC, things begin to go awry. Soon you learn that the plane has been hijacked by the pilot, and you need to reach the cockpit before the bomb he activated goes off! But you’re back in the Main Cabin and must avoid the traps he’s set to protect his plan by solving various clues, riddles, and puzzles. You’ll have to navigate your way through the plane, gain crucial access codes and take back control before it is too late!Flight 282 blends obvious clues with very subtle ones and balances riddles with logic problems. It’s perhaps our most balanced game with something for everyone. And while other escape rooms around the country have tried to use an airplane theme for their rooms, no one has built a room quite like this with real airplane seats, beverage carts, overhead bins, and replica parts from a Boeing 737 cockpit.
This is as real as it gets – particularly if you don’t defuse the bomb in time!
