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Read all reviewsOur group has done a handful of escape rooms but we did two here this weekend and had an incredible time. The first room was Dollhouse, lead by Monarch. Our team of 6 was able to work on different puzzles at the same time instead of having to follow a linear course of action which we loved. There were definitely a few things that tripped us up and that just made it so much better. After completing that (and beating it with only 12 minutes to spare) we were excited to try another game at the same facility. We did Duck and Cover, lead by Sweetheart and found it a bit more challenging. The games were a little more linear at first but at one point we were able to break off and work some puzzles more individually. It took some team effort to get the final puzzle but we loved it and it really tested our skills and finished with about 10 minutes left. We are already planning our next trip back to try a couple of the other rooms! Thanks so much for a great day!
Vicki B.
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One unfortunate agent needs your help recovering radioactive materials misplaced by the Manhattan Project before all of Chicago must duck and cover. Do you have what it takes to accomplish this mission?Details:
This mission is part of the Time Gallery, which features five adventures through Chicago history:Roaring Dan's Pirate Dungeon, escape the den of turn-of-the-century pirates in 1908,
Dillinger vs. Detective, catch the infamous John Dillinger in 1934,
Duck & Cover Classroom, avert a radioactive disaster in 1952,
The Dollhouse, solve a series of glittery B-movie murders in 1982,
Operation G.R.A.N.I.E., uncover the secrets of contemporary spycraft in 2017.
