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Read all reviewsI have done 5 escape rooms in various cities, and the FDR room is absolutely one of the best. The attention to detail is excellent. The room is not too easy, and not too difficult. 6 of us escaped with ten minutes to spare. Absolutely worth the money to spend an hour escaping here!
Kim
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Thirteen stories below Grand Central Station, a rail platform was built for one passenger and one passenger only. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt used the platform as the arrival point for his armored rail car during World War II. His armored limousine would drive off the rail car and into an elevator that took him to a secret exit near the Waldorf Astoria Hotel. Just off the rail platform, a room was maintained as his office and fall-out shelter should the city come under attack during one of his frequent visits. You have been accidentally "locked" in the room, and it will be up to you to gain your freedom!