2nd Annual Central Florida Top Ten List - Number Five
- John
- Sep 20, 2019
- 1 min read
For a quick refresher on how and why we select more than one room for each ranking, please check out the earlier post on this site for "Number Nine".
It's also worth mentioning that no site or venue played AFTER the beginning of the first of the ten ranking posts (roughly five weeks ago), are automatically excluded from the list. Unfortunately the phrase, "better luck next year", has to be used here.
So...the Number Five Ranked Rooms/Venues Belong to:
One of the 20+ Room Enthusiasts Selected: "Shadows of the Skunk Ape" at Rabbit Hole Escape Games (Tampa, FL)**
The other 20+ Room Enthusiast selected "Encore" at The Escape Effect (Orlando, FL)**
70+ Room Enthusiast Selected: "Super Bomb Squad: Commandos Awesome" at Doldrick's Escape Room (Kissimmee, FL)
100+ Enthusiast Selected: "Jungle Gem" at Imagine Escape Games (Orlando, FL)
**Full review can be found on this site
Congratulations to these rooms and this could be the first ranking where each enthusiast selected not only a different room but a different venue!
Further proof that the Central Florida market appeals to all types of players.
The hope and the intent is that for anyone reading this can kind of see a pattern and or see which rooms consistently were ranked higher or lower on this list. However, we must say that we all found these rooms to be great.
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