Also give yourself at least 20-25 minutes to find parking, get though the arcade, and check in, especially on the weekend. I think that 10 adults was probably too much for the challenge level and amount of challenges, and the story (or lack there of) wasn't really prevalent or needed to solve the game. Overall, the tech in the room was very nice as well as the theming of the room. The game also seemed to end rather abruptly with most of us not knowing that the game had ended until someone came out and told us we had won. The challenges in the second room were some of the more interesting ones that I've seen, the only thing that hindered them was barely having the ability to see.

The theme seemed to fall apart when we got to the second room and we lost the storyline of the game from basically the start. Everything looked really authentic and true to the theme, the challenges weren't too difficult (although we did skip one which we ended up not needing anyway, and solved another one in a much more difficult/probably cheating way). After that we were brought to the room (no in-room clock and a walkie talkie to communicate) where we were inside the diner from the video. An Xbox Live Arcade version of the game was released by Hudson Soft on November 18, 2009, the PlayStation. The experience started with a short introduction (rules) and the promo video that's on their website. Diner Dash is a strategy and time management video game initially developed by Gamelab and published by PlayFirst.It is now owned and published by Glu Mobile.It was one of the top-selling downloadable games of all-time, available in multiple platforms such as PC, Mac, consoles, and mobile. We were a group of 6 (My 18th, a 5th, two 3rd's, a 4th, and an 8th) and were paired with a group of four 1st timers. This escape room is inside of Xtreme Action Park, close to the back of the arcade, so allow time to navigate through with loud noises, flashing lights, and people everywhere.

Visited on 7-27-2019 Did 'Dine-in at Dusk' and escaped with 10 people at around the 35 minute mark, just two minutes shy of the leaderboard.

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