Omega Mart [Immersive Art]

Not an escape room do it anyway and plan for 3-5 hours for it

Not an escape room, but I can totally see why the escape room community gets so excited about it. It's a massive art installation with enough tiny details that you could come back multiple times. One friend said they preferred it high. We felt like we got the gist after four hours, but we would go back. Recommend the pear soda.

Tourist trap. Not an escape room. Not on the strip. Convoluted storyline. Not good on weekends. Way too many people. Long waits to even unlock storyline. It’s probably better if you’re under 10 or on drugs.

Not a true escape room, more of a themed immersion. Much preferred the Sante Fe, NM mystery and installation as it did feel like a larger theme and escape room. Would recommend just to experience each part of the interactive museum and enjoy it on its own merits.

Loved Omega Mart. It’s not an escape room per se but if you use the cards there is a solving element to what happened there. It was awesome. Takes a lot of time and has a good story.

Firstly, to clarify; this is not an escape room. Omega Mart is a multi-level art exhibit with an optional story to complete. My partner and I chose to do the story, and while not being an escape game, we still had a blast! The entire area is packed full of whimsical little secrets for you to find, from bizzare items, to secret tunnels and crawlspaces, and more. Would 1000% reccomend!

So this is not an escape room. It does have some simple puzzles for you to solve, but not a lot, and that's not the reason that you should go. But you should go because it's very cool, and it does give you that sense of discovery that you get from escape rooms. If you want to go and just take some cool pictures or selfies, that's definitely an option. And that's what I thought it was before I went. But when I got there, I found that there was a whole story (multiple stories, in fact) to discover as you went around. I ended up staying for 4 hours, but wish I had started in the morning so I could have stayed all day. In those 4 hours, I didn't even get to the second floor because I got so caught up in it. There's a lot to see and experience, and if you like that discovery, then there's a TON for you to find. Pay the extra like $5 for the bloop card; it's worth it.

So to be perfectly clear…this is not an escape room…not even close. The story was confusing. Too many people crowded around the stations that were supposed to be part of the story. If you like arts and lighting effects as well as overall thematic props, this place is for you, but there is very little puzzle play and even less that resembles an escape room.

It’s not a typical escape room! It’s very big! It’s like selfie museum with a twist of escape room in a strange world. The production and atmosphere is very cool. Disappointing because we went because we saw that was slides and they were closed. False advertisement.

Feels odd to call this an escape room, but this is immersive entertainment at its finest. Between the large-scale interactive art, the in-depth branching story, the in-character interactions with staff, and the commentary on our society’s obsession with profit over humanity, THERE IS SO MUCH TO LOVE. It’s without a doubt one of the most staggeringly beautiful and impressive things I’ve ever taken part in.