Wilderness Resort to add two Room Escapes by D.O.A. at
Wilderness on the Lake
WISCONSIN
DELLS, Wis. — Wilderness Resort’s management team announced today that
they will be adding two Room Escapes by D.O.A. to their Wilderness on
the Lake property. Both are set to open in November.
According to Chris Ebben, Attractions Director for Wilderness Resort, “Interactive, real-life room escape games are becoming hugely popular in the United States and have been featured on The TODAY Show, The Conan O’Brien Show, The Big Bang Theory and most recently, The Bachelorette.
We know our guests, and those living and visiting the Dells area, will
love the opportunity to play these highly strategic, teambuilding
games.”
Ebben
says the room escapes will offer an interactive, real-life,
mind-intensive experience. Up to 12 people will be locked in a room and
will have 60 minutes to strategize as a team to decipher clues, decrypt
codes, and interpret riddles to escape. They will need to examine visual
props to unlock a series of padlocks of which, the ultimate lock, will
hold the “key” to the participants’ freedom.
The two Room Escapes by D.O.A., The Hotel and The Basement,
will build upon a series of real-life incidents that occurred during
the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair. The Hotel will feature a recreation of
its lobby and will be integrated with clues and puzzles to help the
visitors find their way out! The Basement will be designed to inspire a
mindset of urgency and confusion as participants navigate the layered
twists of the room while spontaneous audio, visual, and animated objects
will invade their senses.
“Overall
the escape rooms won’t feel claustrophobic or as creepy as one might
expect,” says Ebben. “The vibe will be a fun, intimate environment where
you work closely with your whole team, learning and using each other’s
strengths.”
D.O.A.
Room Escape is the brainchild of expert virtual room escape gamers John
Bennett and Kristin Mellon who wanted to bring the craze of the room
escape explosion to the Midwest. Their first location is in Addison,
Illinois, a suburb of Chicago, which is why their D.O.A. rooms
incorporate real-life, historical events tied to Chicago’s most infamous
news stories.
The
two Room Escapes by D.O.A. will be located at the Wilderness on the
Lake property in the space previously occupied by Big Fish Mini Golf.
Anyone age 10 and up will be able to participate in the hotel-themed
room escape, and anyone age 12 and up will be able to participate in the
more intense basement-themed room escape. Each room experience will
cost $24.50 for Wilderness Resort guests and $29.50 for the public.
In August, Wilderness Resort management announced they are also adding state-of-the-art, interactive Slideboarding
systems to two of their slides in their Klondike Kavern Waterpark. The
slideboards resemble surfboards with handles that riders sit on. On each
of the handles, there are two colored buttons that serve as the game’s
controllers. As riders adventure down the water slide, they encounter a
series of flashing red, yellow, green and blue lights. The goal is to
press the colored button on your slideboard that corresponds with the
colored light that is lit at the exact time your board passes under it.
If it is done at the correct time a rider will get the maximum amount of
points and the handles of your board will vibrate to alert the rider of
their bullseye accuracy. A leaderboard in the waterpark will let guests
see how they did and where they rank against other riders. As riders
get better at
, new and challenging levels will be
unlocked. The resort will be the first in the Midwest to offer this real
life gaming experience within a water slide. Slideboarding is set to
open in December.
The Wilderness Resort consists of over 600 wooded acres in Wisconsin
Dells and is home to Wilderness Hotel & Golf Resort, which features
444 guest rooms, 40 Vacation Villas, 76 Frontier Condominiums and 35
cabins. It is also home to Wilderness on the Lake which features 108
luxurious two and three bedroom condominium units overlooking Lake
Delton; and Glacier Canyon Lodge, which features 460 upscale condominium
units.
Combined, these three properties offer four indoor and four outdoor
waterparks that total nearly 500,000 square feet – that’s over 12
football fields of extreme water fun! The Resort is also home to Wild
Rock Golf Club; The Woods 9-Hole Executive Course; Dodge ‘Em City;
Timberland Play Park, a 35,000 square-foot, four story adventure
with ball blasters, slides and crawl spaces; the OK Corral Lazer Tag
Arena; Marshall Training Lazer Maze; The Wild Abyss and Wild Buccaneer
indoor 3-D black light mini golf courses; bumper boats; indoor and
outdoor go-karts and kiddy-karts; Wisconsin’s first canopy zip line
tour; Northern Lights Sky Ropes Course and outdoor Jurassic mini golf.
For more information on the resort or for reservations, visit their web site at www.wildernessresort.com or call 1-800-867-WILD (9453). © Everything Changes http://www.mistymorgan.net I received a free product to help facilitate this review. The opinions expressed in this review are mine and unbiased. For more information please see my disclosure policy located in the PR section of this site.
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