Escape Room
- “Rock’n the 50s” Escape Room at Itasca Historical Society.
- Lunch at Spartan Deli.
- Shopping: Bender’s Shoe & Sport, Bender’s Gifts, MacRostie Art Center, and The Lake & Co Shop.
- Barely Reality VR
- Drove to Hibbing.
- Saw giant Iron Man and stopped for pictures.
- Eventually found Hull Rust Mine View after going to the wrong places.
- Dinner at Boomtown Brewing. Very good food!
- Drove back to Grand Rapids.
- 9:14a: Left 14 mins late for Montpelier, VT.
- Brunch at Three Penny Taproom.
- Check out Vermont State House.
- Escape Room at Greatest Caper.
- Afternoon coffee and chocolates at Rabble-Rouser.
- Drive back to St. Johnsbury.
- Fairbanks Museum & Planetarium for exhibits and two showings in the platerium.
- Dog Mountain very cool, the Chapel was moving. π’
- Dog Mountain Levitt Amp Conert to see Mike Mains and The Branches. πΆ
- Dinner at Kingdom Taproom & Table.
We escaped from βThe Mafiaβ room at Reykjavik Escape in 38m 44s with no clues! π Our first escape room outside of the US, and the only escape room in Iceland. Room 44!

Grand Rapids & Hibbing Log
Weather: Cool. Mist and rain in the morning. Cool and mostly cloudy throughout the day.
We won the “Rock’n the 50s” Escape Room at Itasca Historical Society in 40 minutes! Room 36!

Vermont Road Trip Log: Day 9, Sunday
Weather: Still a bit rainy in the morning, but cleared up. Fairly warm in the afternoon. Evening turned out nice.
Jump to day 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 of Vermont Road Trip.
We saved the Mona Lisa in 56m 16s at the Greatest Caper Escape Room in Montpelier. Austin, the owner, has created a great room and makes sure everyone has a great time. π Room 35!

Nemesis Club: Evil Robots
For our final day in Arizona we decided add an Escape Room to the agenda. Tammy researched this and she wasn’t planning on doing one, but the Evil Robot room at the Nemesis Club seemed too good to pass up. She was totally right! π€©
The Nemesis Club was the most well done escape room experience we have ever done. Everything was extremely well done, even the entrance and how they welcomed you was special. The room itself was so intricate and immersive that you really felt like you were there. The electronics were flawless. There were a lot of screens and videos and everything was exceptional. We also loved that the puzzles were not the same run of the mill digits to a lock but were more creative, yet solvable.
We solved the room with 31 seconds to spare! This is a “must do” experience! π Room 34!
We did the Titanic Room at Escape Room Palm Springs today. They isolate everyone so it’s as safe as can be. It was a fun room, it not a bit easy. We finished in 44 min 29 sec and didn’t ask for any clues!
This frame they had on the wall made me chuckle. Room 33!

We finished our vacation by winning βThe Wallβ room in 57:53 with only four clues at Enigma Escape Rooms in Buffalo, NY! Room 18!

We had a great time doing The Heist and Cold Case at the Museum of Intrigue! It is a very innovative, first of its kind approach to escape rooms!

We had a fun time beating The Search for Atlantis at Escape Frenzy! Another escape room down! ππ» Room 16!

Just finished the Mission: Mars room at The Escape Game in Chicago. Loved the room! Best escape room Iβve ever done! π Room 15!
We escaped from the Enchanted Forest room at Zero Hour Escape Rooms in Duluth. It was a very fun room, and pretty difficult. Room 14!
