Lab at Loch Ness

This was my first experience with The Bureau and it was AMAZING!! Their set was very immersive and the puzzles were very unique! So much so, we didn't touch a single padlock in this room! We didn't expect to be seperated in two seperate rooms from the start, and the communication between the two rooms was difficult with only 2 people, but it was very memorable.

It was good. Tech was fun, seemed a little short. Puppet heist is still the best room at bureau.

The room was designed well enough and the staff was friendly, but the issue is that you’re broken off into two groups that need to work together in order to escape. Communication is key for this, but it was really difficult to hear each other. This made the experience more frustrating than anything else.

don’t waste your money coming here. not traditional game play, everything’s electronic and half of them are broken. this room was super easy and boring. might be fun for tourist who have never done a room before, but if you’re an escape room enthusiast you won’t have fun here.

Yesterday, we did all rooms besides UFO. Lab at Loch Ness was my second favorite. Good communication is required in the beginning.

I liked starting in two separate rooms for this, however it was kind of hard to hear my partner on the other side through their communication system. I enjoyed the theme and effects a lot! The digital effects that went with some of the activities were really cool.

Lab at Loch Ness is super cute. Teams are separated into two groups at the start which I really enjoyed - because of this, I recommend at least 4 people play. The two groups meet up again later in the experience. The puzzles don’t use traditional locks and I appreciate the detail and thought that goes into rooms that don’t use locks. The ending is satisfying. Enjoyed playing and highly recommend.