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Abigail Leevia Google

11 months ago

I don't even know what to say. I would have given this a one star but we actually enjoyed the escape room, which we generally do anyway because we love escape rooms. But from the get-go this was an odd experience. The employee acted as if he didn't want to be there, nor did he want us to be there either. He seemed very annoyed that we were even coming in to do an escape room. Usually every time we come to an escape room, the hosts are very friendly and engaging. This was also the first time we didn't have to sign a waiver. Which is okay I guess. I just thought it was general protocol at every escape room. He was so rude that after he took us to the room I literally asked him if he was okay. And he looked at me and said- I just have an ugly face. I was like, WHAT?!? I replied - um, no you don't. And he said - yeah, I know I do. I'm a redhead. I was flabbergasted. I don't know if this is privately owned and he's the owner, or if this is a chain, or if Union Station runs/owns it. But if he is the owner he needs to find a different career. I almost felt like I was being punked and in a hidden camera show. If he is an employee you might need to find somebody who's more friendly and wants to work with the public.

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Dan Mortonvia Google

about 1 year ago

The escape rooms at Union Station in Kansas City provide an engaging and thrilling experience, perfect for anyone who loves puzzles and challenges. We had an incredible time taking on two rooms: the 221B Baker Street room and the Da Vinci Code room. Both were cleverly designed with immersive themes and intricate puzzles that kept us fully engaged from start to finish. The 221B Baker Street room was a detective’s dream, full of mysteries to unravel in a setting that felt like stepping into Sherlock Holmes’s world. The attention to detail in the decor and the complexity of the challenges made solving the room extremely satisfying. The Da Vinci Code room offered a completely different vibe, diving into history and cryptic codes. The puzzles were intricate yet logical, making every solved clue feel like a triumph. What stood out the most was how the rooms required teamwork and problem-solving, which made the experience even more rewarding when we successfully completed both rooms. The staff were friendly, helpful, and enhanced the overall experience by ensuring everything ran smoothly. Whether you’re a seasoned escape room enthusiast or trying it for the first time, the escape rooms at Union Station offer something for everyone. We thoroughly enjoyed the challenge and can’t wait to return to tackle more rooms. Highly recommended for a fun and memorable outing!

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Maranda Lolevia Google

almost 3 years ago

Super fun! This was our first escape room ever and it was a fun experience. We did the first two rooms and escaped! The staff is kind and friendly, the rooms are pretty challenging, we will be going back soon the do the last and hardest room soon

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Miss Mirandavia Google

about 3 years ago

Want a challenge? There’s no shortage here! We’ve done two rooms here. We sadly, didn’t escape either time. 🥹 The takeaway from this is don’t bite up more than u can chew!!! We won’t next time! 🎉😆 since we can’t take photos inside u get the pleasure of just seeing our investigative team!! Oh btw we all thought one of the rooms had far too much going on. The room also needed some things fixed since they were broke. Def would’ve helped if we had working parts 💔 Happy escaping!! 🧩

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Felix Goldbergvia Google

almost 5 years ago

We actually had so much fun the first time so we went back a second time. The rooms were beautiful and the baker st room has chairs to sit in if you get tired. The rooms are detailed and difficult! It’s so worth the money if you have the time and a team.