Wichita Room Escape

[EB 22]

If you haven't tried it out yet, Wichita Room Escape located in Clifton Square is so much fun. Gather up 7 of your friends and family and see if you can escape the locked room.

http://wichitabyeb.blogspot.com/2016/02/wichita-room-escape.html

[DUShock]

This sounds fun!

[ShockerDropOut]

Oh I gotta try this!

[pogo]

Sounds like fun but I can't afford to lose the only two friends I've got. OK so I don't have two friends.

[1979Shocker]

Sounds like fun but I can't afford to lose the only two friends I've got.

You mean a couple of Hamilton's?

[Awesome Sauce Malone]

Did this down in OKC with my work group it is a pretty good time

[Kung Wu]

Sounds like fun but I can't afford to lose the only two friends I've got. OK so I don't have two friends.

No, but we'll be happy to lock you up in the room.

[RoyalShock]

Sounds very similar to The Room in Hutch, which is a lot of fun, too. I wonder if it's the same people.

[WstateU]

They have one in KC too; looks like it's everywhere...

"A new form of themed entertainment popping up across the country involves players willingly getting trapped in a room. To get out, they must solve a series of puzzles."

http://www.npr.org/2015/10/20/450239655/escape-rooms-challenge-players-to-solve-puzzles-to-get-out

[shock]

I dont like these things. Ever since the fuzzy handcuff incident, this stuff brings out some major ptsd.

[pogo]

Well thats your problem. If you use fuzzy handcuffs instead of zip ties.

[1979Shocker]

Well thats your problem. If you use fuzzy handcuffs instead of zip ties.

Zip ties are easy to get out of.

[KC Shox]

Just experienced one of these in Overland Park during a conference for work. If you are claustrophobic I recommend you avoid it, at least the OP facility. Small rooms, dimly lit, with everyone scrambling around to find and solve clues. Gets the body heat going. While fun, those with that type of phobia may not like the experience.

[ShockerFever]

Just experienced one of these in Overland Park during a conference for work. If you are claustrophobic I recommend you avoid it, at least the OP facility. Small rooms, dimly lit, with everyone scrambling around to find and solve clues. Gets the body heat going. While fun, those with that type of phobia may not like the experience.

This explains a lot.

[pogo]

No, but we'll be happy to lock you up in the room.

As long as it has internet access, cheetos and tissues.