We had a group of 10, we all (kind of) knew each other via a mutual couple. The The Great Houdini Escape room in San Francisco in the Palace of Fine Arts was a great first experience. Lock up your cell phones and cameras before beginning.Be prepared to think outside the box, be meticulous, focused, and detail oriented when searching.Then communicate effectively to bring pieces together to solve larger problems. You will want to break up into smaller teams, with leaders to delegate different tasks. Don’t expect to solve all the puzzles together.Feel the stress, as you’ll have a limited amount of time to escape.Requires teamwork from all members to collaborate on puzzles.It’s ideal to go with a group of friends (or coworkers) who know each other.Depending on how we progress, they provide tips with the puzzles or get us back on the right track. A representative is with us along the way.

It is considered one of the more challenging Escape Rooms, but also has the most automated tricks. We ended up signing up with an Escape Room called Houdini Escape in SF. I had no idea what to expect from the Escape Room, but admit it was very challenging. I’ve heard of the room several years ago, but never had the opportunity to try one until recently. The goal is for the group to work as a team to solve all the puzzles and escape from the room. The links in this post contain affiliate links and I will receive a small commission if you make a purchase after clicking on my link.Īn escape room is one well thought out puzzle room.

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