Pharaoh's Tomb

Introduction:

For centuries archaeologists have dreamed of finding the lost tomb of Amenhotep the Fifth. Amenhoteps' tomb is said to contain untold treasures and though many have searched for it, few have ever returned.

Location: Maze Rooms Los Angeles

Address: 1328 N Highland Ave, Los Angeles, CA

 

Parking: Small parking lot in-front of facility

Price(s): $49 per person (for 2 people); $33 per person (for 3+ people)

Date Completed: May 12, 2018

Number of Escape Artists: 4

Hint System: Unlimited via Walkie Talkie

Success Rate: N/A

Result: ESCAPED! - 44 minutes

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Creativity: 4

Difficulty: 4.5

Immersiveness: 5

Fun Factor: 4.5

OVERALL: 4.5

Note. For OVERALL means, 1 = WTF?; 2 = Take a gander; 3 = You can book it; 4 = You should book it now; 5 = OMG! You should've booked it yesterday!

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Summary

• Recommend 4-5 escape artists
• Good for veterans
• Dimly-lit
• 2nd generation
• Good value!

After a long night of escape rooms (2 to be exact), we wanted one of our friends to experience Maze Rooms in Los Angeles. 

Sadly, the GMs we had at Maze Rooms have not been cheery or happy. They probably are the unhappiest GMs my group and I have experienced. I hope that changes in the future. 

This room was probably the best escape experiences I had at Maze Rooms. My favorite Maze room prior to this escape was One Way Ticket. 

My team and I always had difficulties with Maze Rooms. It was something about the critical thinking behind completing the puzzles that were difficult for our group compared to any other escape room. The good news was our team was prepared this. The puzzles in this room were the typical tomb/cavern puzzles with some lights and hi-tech surprises. Maze Room puzzles usually give me a headache...BUT this time I didn't have one! Yahoo! My team and I actually enjoyed this room.

The immersion is a typical high-end feel like the other Maze escape rooms. The room is dimly-lit. A person with low vision would have so much difficulty for this room.

This escape room has very good value and I recommend it for veteran escape artists.