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This one is more of a question: I know vegas is lax about open container and drinking in general.

We're staying in the downtown/Fremont area (not on the strip), so something not too far from there would be ideal, though we're ok with ubering a longer distance for a truly special room.

Not terribly concerned about cost unless it's exorbitant of course (which I suppose it might be in some cases if we're trying to do private for 2 people).

Edit: should add we don't mind quick interactions to set the story, just don't want someone else there the whole time None of that nonsense like with the tied up zombie whose chain gets longer over time and can cause you to have to sit out if he tags you.

Multiple room progression/larger space to explore preferred over a single small room.

Don't necessarily care if there are flashy special effects or whatnot (though those are fine), as long as we feel immersed in the concept/story through interesting props/sets. We LOVE horror, suspense, mystery, fantasy, interesting storyline, all of that. Atmosphere and immersion is super important.Interesting/unique puzzles that aren't just all trying a lock in different places, etc.So something challenging but not impossible for escape room newbies. We're not very experienced with escape rooms but love puzzles in general.Ideally private since we're pretty introverted and wouldn't want others taking over the experience, which has happened to us in the past. Maybe we could be put with another few people or something but wouldn't want a large group. 2 person private room for partner and myself (we're in our 30s).Hi! I saw a few older posts about Vegas recos but wanted to get some thoughts for our particular interests and get the most up-to-date recommendations for 2021.