About Your parents have gone out for supper and asked your uncle to babysit you. You love when your uncle babysits because he’s fun and playful, not to mention good at making awesome puzzles and booby traps! Your uncle knows that, ever since you were a little kid, you have always needed your teddy bear in order to fall asleep. To play a trick on you, your uncle hid Teddy somewhere in your play room. Now your bed time has passed, and if your parents find you awake when they come home, you’ll be in big trouble. Your parents will be arriving home in 30 minutes. You need to find Teddy and be in bed or else! Duration 30 minutes Check-In Information Please arrive promptly at your reservation time. These are live-action events, you must arrive on time in order to participate. We must go over about 15 minutes of safety rules before starting. Rooms start 15 minutes after your reservation. If you arrive after your start time, you will not be allowed to participate and there are no refunds or exchanges. Every adult in the group must sign a waiver. To make things go faster, feel free to sign the waiver before coming. Be sure you're choosing the correct, room, date, and time or you won't be in the same group as the rest of your adventurers! Difficulty Kids Skills: Teamwork, Outside The Box Thinking, Great First Room This is a 30 minute escape room for children ages 8-12. This room must be reserved as a whole room. There must be at least one adult in the room. No exceptions. Rates Private Room: $99 (plus fees) for up to 8 kids, 1 adult This room is for up to 8 people. There must be at least adult (18 years of age or older) in the room that. Additional people must be paid for. Please contact us to add additional people. We do not recommend more than 8 kids and 1 adult in Lost Teddy. Age Requirement We require that any players under 18 be accompanied by at least one paying adult (18 years of age or older per game room that counts as a player). An adult (18 years of age or older) must be in the room for insurance and liability purposes. No exceptions. Our escape rooms are designed for adults. We like to say we are family friendly, rather than kid friendly. Meaning, when you have a mix of children and adults in the room, it can be extremely helpful as the kids become searchers (they find hidden things adults don’t always see) while the adults are able to solve the more complex puzzles. However, when there’s an entire group of children in the room, not many puzzles get solved as they don’t tend to have the attention span or they are too busy socializing to stay focused on the task at hand. We suggest leaving very young children at home or with a sitter as this environment is not designed or catered for them and their safety. However, children aged 3 and under do not have to be paid for when a private room is reserved. Safety Disclaimer Expedition Escape, and owners, Marisa, Skylar, and Lola, care about our players and their safety. In light of the tragic incident that happened in Poland, we felt the need to make sure that you know you are always safe, never locked in, and can exit the room at any time you wish. You are never actually locked into any of our escape rooms. The doors are held with strong, magnetic locks which would release automatically if the power went out. You can exit the game at any time or in the case of an emergency by simply pressing the green "Push to Exit" button located by the entrance door in each room (don't worry, we'll point it out when you get inside). In the state of Pennsylvania, the PA Department of Agriculture (PDA) oversees any and all amusement rides and attractions (which includes escape rooms). Every day that we are in operation, a daily inspection is performed that is recorded and kept for our records. Twice a year, an inspector from the PDA comes out to ensure everything is up to code. Some of the laws escape rooms must follow include (but are not limited to): escape room doors must have a one motion exit (like a push to exit button where the door swings open) or cannot be locked at all sprinklers in every room that must be placed correctly for full coverage an emergency exit plan must be posted within each escape room detailing a route to exit the building emergency exit lighting above the door entrance door inside the escape room (these lights must activate in an emergency and must have a manual override) fire extinguishers placed every 75 feet all fabrics must be fire resistant or sprayed with fire retardant all paints must be fire resistant or a fire retardant must be added before application all staff and employees must undergo yearly emergency/fire safety training For more information, please check out the PA Department of Agriculture's website: https://www.agriculture.pa.gov/. Our rooms can involve flashing lights, lasers, fog, crawling, and moving assemblies that can be very surprising for some. Please take these into consideration for those who have a pace-maker, severe heart conditions, epilepsy, claustrophobia, are pregnant, or have a physical disability that may not allow you to have the full experience. We take the safety of our players very seriously. Expedition Escape and staff reserves the right to refuse service to anyone for any reason.