One was an enchanted communication device that would allow us to contact the outside world in case of an emergency, and the other was a bag of tiny cheese balls that to bribe a talking mouse to give us hints. We were gifted with two magical items in case we got stuck on our quest. After we acknowledged our mission, we entered our portal, and she locked us inside and left us to solve the puzzles that awaited. They reminded me of the different worlds in Kingdom Hearts. I thought it was a nice touch how well each door was themed to what awaits inside. Next to it was a door to a space shuttle for the Space Odyssey mission. Things got more interesting from there when our game master led us to the wooden door that opened into the magical forest and told us the story of the Magic Kingdom. Before entering the room, my husband and I were offered Harry Potter robes to wear on our quest, but I turned them down because I'm not a huge Harry Potter fan, and they looked like they had been worn a hundred times and never got washed. Without the threat of something trying to kill me like other escape rooms, the experience was transformed into something far more fun and engaging. The ancient tree that powers the realm is dying, and you have 60 minutes to restore the enchanted water to the well and save the tree before all is lost. Not to be confused with the more famous Magic Kingdom, this fantasy-themed escape room gives you an opportunity to star in your own fairy tale adventure story. Among the wide list of options, the one called Magic Kingdom immediately piqued my interest. After doing a little research, I discovered Maze Rooms, a company with several locations in Los Angeles and Austin that does a variety of fantasy and adventure-themed puzzle rooms. Fortunately, the craze has gotten so popular that it expanded to many other themes that aren't always about avoiding a gruesome demise anymore. While that may be some people's cup of tea, it isn't that much fun for a princess fan like myself.
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When the escape room craze began, it was usually horror-themed and required the players to escape a zombie or a serial killer or a bomb or something along those lines.
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They give people an opportunity to go out with their friends and exercise their critical thinking skills in a more physically active environment than watching a movie or playing a video game. That's probably why escape rooms have gotten so popular. In a culture that's becoming increasingly more dependent on technology, it's getting harder to find recreational activities that don't involve staring at a screen.
Escape rooms have become a huge trend within the last five years or so.
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