Universal’s Great Movie Escape will open on December 9 at Universal’s CityWalk. Universal’s Great Movie Escape will feature two escape adventures one based on Jurassic World and the other based on Back to the Future.
Universal partnered closely with filmmakers and escape room industry experts around the country to create innovative experiences that go beyond the typical escape room — blending state-of-the-art challenges, detailed sets and original storylines to immerse guests in story-driven adventures that allow them to escape into the movies like never before.
Universal’s escape rooms will also have unique features such as randomization (so the solution can vary with each visit), customized experience (depending on party size so everyone can participate), and adjustable skill levels (the ability to change the complexity so there’s always something to solve).
Back to the Future: OUTATIME will have guests transported to a museum in 1993, where they learn Back to the Future’s antagonist, Biff, is up to his antics and has stolen Doc Brown’s newest time travel device to sabotage the space-time continuum. Guests must work together to uncover Doc Brown’s clues as they travel through time to track down Biff and save the past and future before they run “outatime.”
Jurassic World: Escape will have guests as new geneticists at a secret lab on Isla Nublar, where they are undergoing training that includes the completion of various day-to-day tasks that range from feeding ferocious dinosaurs to splicing dinosaur DNA to create new genetic codes…until they learn an apex predator has broken free and now they must work together to avoid becoming its prey.
Tickets for Universal’s Great Movie Escape are on sale now and start at $49.99 per person, plus tax for access to either Jurassic World: Escape or Back to the Future: OUTATIME (experience includes up to six guests per group and may include multiple parties). Pricing varies depending on date and time of visit. Guests may also book a private experience exclusive for their party starting at $300 per group, plus tax (up to eight people).
Tickets can be purchased at www.universalorlando.com.
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Zach Perilstein is the Editor-in-Chief of the Boardwalk Times
