The “prison break” room, based off of Alcatraz and Eastern European jails, has multiple cells that each participant has to be locked in separately as part of the challenge.
The “jewel heist” room is a 1960s-themed obstacle with retrolighting, furniture and decor. The experience begins with a staff member locking the participants in a room for an hour with a limited number of hints.Īt the Red Button Escape Room located at 9705 W Sample Road in Coral Springs, the room options are “jewel heist,” “prison break,” “space station” and “Mayan temple.” The hours of operation are Monday through Thursday from 10 a.m. Just when the mystery seems to be solved, another challenging dimension is revealed. Clues are revealed within everything from picture frames to the floorboards. What starts in one small, average room is soon proven to be multiple rooms branching off of each other. Constant puzzling obstacles, a one-hour time limit and foreboding room themes are all characteristics that add to the suspense of escape rooms. Every object in the room is a potential clue waiting to be uncovered. *This story was originally published in the second quarter issue of the Eagle Eye*įor those who enjoy thrilling challenges to test their intelligence, escape rooms are the perfect activity for a night out with friends.
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