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dateCreated	2016-05-25 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	Casa Loma Escape Series
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rev:text	One of the most unique escape games I've ever tried. Of course, it's super cool that it takes place inside Casa Loma, but just know that the ticket doesn't allow you to explore inside the castle or the garden or anything else - all the game slots take place after the castle is closed. That being said, it's still a cool experience, and you will still get to see a small part of the castle. All of the games are made for large groups ranging between 12-16 people. I went with a group of 5, so we definitely had to play our game with randoms, but it didn't really affect my enjoyment of the game. The game we did, King of the Bootleggers, is meant for 16 people and at first I was very apprehensive at the thought of 16 people crowding around one or two puzzles and trying to solve them together. Just imagine how difficult that would be - would I even get to participate at all? Luckily the escape game was pretty well set up in that there were 3 separate rooms to be solved simultaneously and we were told to break ourselves into smaller groups of 5-6 people in each of the rooms. Unfortunately, my friends and I got separated and split into two separate rooms, so that was a bit of a bummer. Also I think the room I ended up doing was maybe a bit less interesting in terms of the tasks compared to the other two rooms (I think their puzzles/tasks were a bit more varied), but I suppose that's luck of the draw. One of the cool parts about this escape game is that there are live actors in the rooms with you and you can (and at some points have to) interact with them. It's kind of cool because they try to make sure you're on track and guide you along a little bit. At the same time, I felt this made the escape game a little too easy, maybe it was a bit too directed. However, I did like that the puzzles weren't ridiculous or farfetched. As others have mentioned, yes it's a bit pricier than other games - on weekdays it's $36+tax and $41+tax on weekends. But then again, it's in a cool location with legit props, plus they have to pay the actors so I do think it's pretty reasonable. In the end, it's more of a fun activity to do rather than the kind of escape game that is meant to REALLY challenge you, but definitely worth checking out!
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