You would all have a blast with the goldrush!

These escape games are available for different levels of challenge. You can go at your own pace, however, you only have an hour. There are at times, situations you encounter where you might need to crawl, bend and stretch to reach difficult places. Also, unless you purchase the ENTIRE room, you could be paired up with others. Rooms can be booked up as much as 6 to 8 people depending on the game room allowance. You also have to sign a waiver before entering a game. I would suggest calling them directly and speaking with the friendly and knowledgeable staff for their insight on your concerns.

I just visited this week. They have Gold Rush, Classified and others. Check it out on their website.

Gold Rush says up to 8, our party originally had 9 going that they were going to allow us in with but we ended up only 7. I could see that more than 8 would be pretty stuffed. I suggest 7 for Gold Rush room.

I didn't do Gold Rush but I did the Heist and I can say absolutely none of the content was inappropriate. If Gold Rush is one of the least challenging ones then I imagine it'd be even more appropriate than the Heist! If you're still unsure, you can always call, the staff will give you the details you need to know.

First of all you do not pay for empty slots and it is possible to play just the two of you it depends on which game what time and what day my girlfriend and I did the art Heist and we were just two

Throughout the hour the staff member is watching and can communicate with you on screens. You are allowed to ask for three hints at any time. In addition, they can give you clues throughout the game that don't count towards those three. If you are close to a clue, they will give you a hint. I think that they make sure most groups make it through.

It is about $31 for an hour, per person. They recommend that you book the entire room if you want a private experience, which means you would pay for all available slots. We booked a party of 4 on the morning of the day we wanted to go (a Friday night), but our preferred time was already booked so we chose a different time. When we arrived, they asked if we had preregistered, so I think they may take walk-ins on a space available basis.

I did the Gold Rush with 6 people. Four were in their fifties and two were late twenties. The help is excellent at the Orlando venue. I think it will be a challenge for 3 people for either one of the games. However, there is some crawling in the gold rush. I might try the heist, instead.