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The Tiki Room is specifically designed to be kid-friendly while still challenging for adults, making it an excellent choice for mixed-age family groups. Children as young as 7 can actively participate in solving puzzles.
Visitor tip
The rooms feature highly interactive clues with thoughtful details (like real sand and shells in the Tiki Room) and immersive music. Plan to use the full time allotted since there's substantial content and engagement in each room.
What visitors say
Really awesome place Very unassuming from the outside but pure whimsey right when you walk in the door We had the opportunity to play Once Upon a Meme and it was really cool. One of the more original concepts for an escape room as…
Escape Room Sarasota was so much fun! We did the tiki trouble room and the fairytale room. The whole thing is so clever and fun to look at. It really kept us on our toes trying to solve the clues. In the fairytale room you can do as…
We has such an amazing time here tonight with our family! The tiki room is super kid friendly but challenging enough to be puzzling for the adults! Olivia was super sweet and made our time very enjoyable! We will definitely be back for…
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Did You Know?
- Escape Room Sarasota is Sarasota's longest running escape room venue
- The 'Once Upon a Meme' room features a unique no-time-pressure mechanic where players can save progress and return to continue games, enabling high replay ability
- The Tiki Room features immersive interactive elements including real sand and shells, with music and physically interactive clues (throwing, puzzling) that guide players through the experience
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