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Review: Christmas Chaos

By on March 9th, 2019 in Escape Room, Reviews


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Christmas Chaos

Place Name: Bust Out

Place Description: There's Chaos at the North Pole and Christmas may be ruined. Now there's not enough Christmas spirit to power Santa's Workshop and sleigh. Can your team restore the Christmas Spirit so Santa can deliver presents on time? You only have 1 hour....

  • Customer Service
    (5)
  • Puzzles
    (3.5)
  • Room Design
    (4)
  • Immersion
    (4)
  • Value
    (5)

Summary

Filled with Christmas cheer! Christmas Chaos brings a new dynamic to the escape room theme.  Typically, holiday themed rooms only pop up during the holiday season…not Christmas Chaos.  No matter the time of year, this experience brings on the holiday festivities that make you feel like your home for the holidays.  The room has a couple of challenging puzzles, but for the most part contains puzzles for people with little to no escape room experience.  If your looking for a beginner escape room or really cannot wait for the holidays, you cannot go wrong with Christmas Chaos.  We recommend a team of 4-6 players filled with holiday cheer.

Overall
4.3

Pros

  • Holiday Theme
  • Theme inspired puzzles

Cons

  • Mostly easy puzzles

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