Ivy Street Social Information

Each year at the round robin, we invite you to attend our Ivy Street Social - a fun interactive experience for coaches and competitors to take a break from the highly competitive field and put your brain to the test.  

Escape rooms are live-action adventure games. You are locked in a room, and challenged to use objects and elements of the space to solve a series of puzzles in order to escape within a set time limit.  You will be placed in a highly realistic, themed room, and will need to use your critical thinking and teamwork skills to solve the mystery inside, escape within one hour, and go down in history as a  “winner” of the room!

There are ten spots in Alcatraz and King Tut and fourteen spots in Al Capone's Speakeasy.  As someone who has done all three, I highly recommend all of them - they do not disappoint.  We will try and place individuals with their teams and coaches if that's what you desire.  The rooms will be split up in a first come first serve basis.

Here is some more information about each room:

ALCATRAZ 1962 - The year is 1962. Alcatraz is about to see its greatest escape attempt – earlier this evening a prisoner named Frank Morris has successfully escaped. You can follow the clues left behind by Frank but you have only one hour before daybreak – so this is your last chance to escape! Around the cell you will find everything you need to get out, but only if you can piece together the clues left behind.

AL CAPONE'S SPEAKEASY 1929 - Our most innovative escape room – one of the largest escape rooms in the southeast – you are undercover agents trying to infiltrate a speakeasy owned by the notorious gangster, Al Capone. You will need to convince the bartender (played by an in-room actor) to help you find the evidence to put Capone away!  Play as The Singer, Police Chief, Mr or Mrs Charming, and up to eleven other immersive roles – all of which affect the game!

KING TUT'S TOMB 1922 - It’s 1922, and you are members of Howard Carter’s archeology team. Mr. Carter has discovered what he believes is the Egyptian Pharaoh King Tutankhamen’s (King Tut) tomb. Unfortunately he hasn’t discovered the burial chamber of King Tut, and the Egyptian authorities will arrive in 60 minutes to shut down the archeology site for good. It is up to you and your team to uncover the secret of King Tut’s tomb before it is too late!