The escape room is based on the film Jumanji (1995), and it’s sequel Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle. Have to leave the room and walk downstairs to the second part, takes away that magical moment where the set opens and you discover a new room you weren't expecting. Jumanji offered more magical, unique, tech-assisted moments, which if you've seen the trailer, you've already gotten a healthy sampler of. It’s time you experience the most raved-about Escape Room in Los Angeles - Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle. The action-comedy, starring Dwayne Johnson, Jack Black, Karen Gillan and Kevin Hart ( a big fan of 60out, by the way), is about a group of teenagers who discover an old video game console and get swept up into the game’s jungle setting.

An extension of the films “Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle” and the original “Jumanji,” this 4 – 8 player experience begins with you sneaking into your friend's room, but he doesn't seem to be coming anytime soon, so you start snooping around a bit. We asked to be pointed in the right direction if we got stumped and our host gave us just a bit of a nudge without revealing what we had to do. I love the idea (and have seen it before) of 'bonus tasks' after the main objective is done, it's great as you get to enjoy the full hour but there is normally a scoring element to it, this felt like a way to fill the time and the fact the loot wasn't tallied for a score at the end felt like an anti climax.You need the markings on the sides to help you with clues, which is a fun addition to the game, and it makes the cheap materials feel a bit more important and decent. So you are ready to join the incredible world of exciting adventures, solve all the riddles that are an obstacle on the way and get out into the real world. You and each of your teammates will embody a unique character with your own special skills and abilities.

If you have a specific question on admission requirements, do not hesitate to reach the escape room partner at +13104784444. The bedroom was a fairly accurate recreation of Alex Vreeke’s ‘90s room from an early scene of the movie. Additionally, this game is rated hard, not necessarily because the puzzles were unusually challenging or innovative, but often due to logic leaps that would most likely escape the participants on their first run. Not sure if this is what they do for every group or if they were trying to help us out due to being late.

Perfect for: Anyone wanting to spice up date night or weekend plans, or make summer holiday plans to remember.