I was joined by four friends of the podcast to check out the Jurassic World Escape Room at Universal's new great movie escape.

And we're bringing you our spoiler-free review.

This is episode 544 of the unofficial Universal Orlando podcast. Hey guys, what's up.

It's Chris here, along with some very, very special people.

First off, I have my better half, Alexa.

Hey, everybody. We have Mrs. God's pocket herself, Jillian. Well, yeah. And from the amazing Rush of Fear, our sister

podcast, we have Maddie. Hi. And we have mattie hi and we have kenneth hello so we're recording this we are

sitting at the bar upstairs outside the exit of the Jurassic world escape room we just finished

the escape room and we're just going to do a non-spoiler review of what we think about it,

answer some questions from Facebook, where we pulled from Producers Club

and from just the general page.

So first off, and anyone can kick it off.

What did you guys think?

Yeah, I was just saying, let's just go around and say what we thought.

You know what I think is interesting is who, what is all of our different experience with escape rooms? That's actually a very good place to start. Okay, how many you've done. Yeah. Okay, so go. You go off. I've done a, like a handful of escape rooms. I feel like I've done maybe like six or seven different ones around Orlando.

With a very, like, I think we have, I have all but one perfect escape rate,

thanks to my roommate, who's an expert at escape rooms.

But, yeah, I've done a good few of them, and I feel like I get, I know how they work,

you know, like I feel like I know what to look for in an escape room. Okay. Yeah. We've only done one escape room. Yeah. You've done one. Yeah. And we were successful. I felt that I was very good for my first time doing one. Two, too. I know. I mean, she's not mentioning all the times they told us everything to do, but, um, shh. No hands. No hands. But, um, yeah, I've only done one and yeah,

that's all my experience. I've never done an escape room until today. Really? Okay. I think I've only

done like three-ish, some with work. And they they've been all right but they've been like very very low

low budget so basically an abandoned.

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