Escape room "Phase III: Human Trials" by Dallas Panic Room in Dallas-Fort Worth

Average Rating:

4.3^{/ 5}

3 reviews

Contacts:

2001 W Irving Blvd Irving, TX 75061 ()

469-844-7754

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over 1 year

Went for a team-building event and had a great time. Huy was our host and he was very helpful. We did the Human Trials and didn't make it out but had a great time. Huy did a great job explaining what we needed to do to get out once we were done.
Gretchen

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Description:

If you’ve never been scared of going to the doctor, that’s about to change. As kidnapped subjects of a mad surgeon, you have been injected with a lethal drug… the chances of survival are looking extremely slim. With the help of a secret ally, can you find a cure and escape before the doctor returns to finish the job?

Details:

This room contains flashing lights in a small part of the game. Those with histories of seizures or epilepsy may opt out or have the flashing light turned off during the game.

This escape room is also available at the Fort Worth location. Adress: 2808 Hemphill St. Fort Worth, TX 76110. Phone number: 469-844-7754.

Reviews of escape game "Phase III: Human Trials"

The rooms were so much fun! They have differing levels of difficulty, we did the Phase Three and Cabin Fever, which are the high and medium difficulty, respectively. Danny and Steve were great! Really had a great time!
Blair

We did Phase III. I've done 5 different escape rooms before (4 escapes) and this one was the only one that made me not want to do an escape room ever again. I actually thought it was too difficult and tedious for having to be able to finish in 60 minutes. We are not recorded so when you ask for clues, you have to explain what you need help with. We had first-time escape roomers and they were just all confused about what to do. I have no issues with not escaping a room, but when I just leave mad and never wanting to return is not the feeling I'm seeking.
Fanni