Escape Room all'aperto a Denver - Upper Downtown

Overall fun and challenging and reasonable walking distance

Three local residents and two out of town family went to our 4th annual Escape Room. Everyone agrees that it was a BLAST! Scavenger hunt meets Escape room though we worked as a team. Tons of fun!

Fun and tricky. Good team building game if you want to be outside seeing the city.

Had a blast! It was definitely a little harder than expected given that we’d never done one before - so honestly the hints (or ChatGPT) are your friend for first timers! Really creative concept and we saw parts of the city we would have never seen otherwise. Also, really appreciated the inclusive features (transcriptions for video, color blind help, ect). Also really appreciated the pictures for things that weren’t there anymore - was still able to complete the puzzles. By the end of it we were starting to get the puzzles - but definitely suggest hints if you’re new to it! Overall, had a really incredible time and just really loved the concept.

We had an absolute blast with these puzzles! The puzzles were just the right amount of challenging for us. We did have to use clues on the last one but the other ones were really satisfying when we eventually solved them. We’ve talked about getting this for our family in other cities and also getting these for each new city we visit. We absolutely loved it. We got drinks and lunch along the way and spent a really nice afternoon running around the city. Would definitely recommend to anyone who likes puzzles and escape rooms!

We have previously done the Dallas city Whodunnit, and had a really fun time doing the Denver upper downtown activity. It took us about 3 hours, and involved a medium amount of walking which we expected and enjoyed as it took us around some really fun parts of Denver. There was one clue that we found pretty easily but if it was snowing you would have a very difficult time to find it, so be mindful of that when you plan your trip. Also, we decided to park somewhere other than the recommendation from the box, and it was a lot cheaper and still only a short walk.

I am a teacher at The Logan School in Denver. At our school, students have the unique opportunity to choose their unit of study, and my job is to provide them with real-life, hands-on experiences. This year, we used the escape room as a unit experience for our students studying spies, escape rooms, solving crimes, and experience design.We had an incredible time solving the puzzles, and one of our favorite moments was the twist at the end that kept us on our toes! Additionally, we loved discovering the hidden gems on the streets of our city, which changed our perspective and allowed us to appreciate the tiny details of our surroundings in a whole new way. Exploring downtown Denver was not only fun but also a fantastic opportunity for our students to connect with their city on a deeper level—plus, there were some amazing photo ops along the way!Overall, our experience was enriching, enjoyable, and truly memorable. We can’t wait for our next adventure with Escapely!

We were happy that it wasn't too easy. It had a lot of clever puzzles that all required a different approach. Definitely makes good use of a diverse group with varied skills. I do not know Denver at all, but that didn't make it any more difficult. Fun to do an escape "room" outside! I recommend early morning to avoid big crowds. We will definitely do Escapely in it other cities. FYI, drinks at Vibe coffee shop were great, but the food was really overpriced for crappy microwaved sandwiches. I recommend going somewhere else for breakfast! Including a Denver photo just for fun that has nothing to do with the game, so we don't give any puzzles away!

Nice way to spend the day and explore Denver. We enjoyed being able to take it at our own pace and stop for a bite to eat. We are grateful the construction didn’t block view of some of the clues.

My friends and I had a blast playing this game around Denver! It was great to see new parts of the city and engage with public art that we might have just walked by int the past. We enjoyed the ability to go at our own pace, stopping for food or coffee breaks along the way. So fun!