My grandchildren had sooo much fun with this treasure hunt.

I really enjoy the escape room . It is funny!

The past few years We have had Christmas with my Son and his family. My daughter-in-law's family are very competitive and each year we have games. This year I said I wanted to do something different but just as competitive. I previously bought the Christmas Escape Room Envelope for my Nephew to solve to get his Christmas Gift Card. He loved it. I will organise this year's escape room into two teams with hidden hints.

My grandson walks anatomy house and asks if I have a treasure hunt for him. He's 6 years old and he loved this one! If the puzzle is challenging for his 4 year old sister I add quick checks with answers written in invisible ink so she can be a part of it all.

I used this Christmas treasure hunt for a youth Christmas in July movie night at church. I set it up so the youth could hunt for the key that unlocked all the movie theater candy boxes. We did teams and the winner got first dibs on the candy stash. It was a lot of fun and very helpful to have blank cards to be able to make some of my own clues and reword some clues to fit for a church instead of a home.

We used this and added our own elements to make it more interactive for my daughter’s party, the girls looooved it! Thank you for making her party a huge hit!

Our two boys (8 & 5) really liked this one. They needed some minimal guidance with some of the puzzles, but for the most part they went through them without much difficulty.

I used this as a 3 part scavenger hunt- they had clues at each location- they had to get the clue from the wizard on the random household item and they had to collect the artifacts! It was so fun everyone loved it!

Another fun treasure hunt from this creator. This one was nice and simple to set up, and the kids really enjoyed it. The cypher clues were great for a pair of kids working together. My only very minor thing I wish were different were that the lines on a few of the images on the cypher wheel were thicker. Those few fainter ones didn't print as clearly as the rest and were a little tricky to see.

This Easter Escape Room is fantastic. The activities are fun, and the illustrations are beautiful. Our English language school did it recently, and our adult students (aged 19-70) absolutely loved it. They have asked for more.

It mostly works with puzzles and codes, so there is not much to read, and not a lot of difficult vocabulary involved. So, all of our school could participate, no matter what level of English they had. They worked in groups and communicated in English, but at their own level.

Instead of making the students read the story, I summarised it for them. We put them into groups of 3 or 4, and it took them about 2 hours to complete it. If you want to make it easier or faster you can use the hints or help them.

It was almost impossible to stop them in the middle for our morning tea break - we had to kick them out of classes and close the doors so that we could have a special Easter morning tea!
We didn't even tell them there would be a prize, but we gave small prizes to the first 3 teams to find the correct answer.

Since it was such a hit, we are planning to run this again next year, and we will definitely be choosing another one to do later this year.

3 days before, I spent a lot of time printing and cutting and laminating the activities. We will be using them again, so I wanted them to last.

Thankyou so much for producing such a fun and enjoyable activity!

My daughters, age 4 & 6, loved it! We've done several from Lock Paper Escape, and we've really enjoyed all of them. They are very well put together with lots of great ideas. My eldest said her favorite puzzle was the strips with the cut-outs.

Both kids loved this. Thank you.

Was a huge hit for my Team Building Day! They loved it and I used the added items page which was great to add in details!!

I printed out a copy for each grandchild. Age range from 8-15. The 8 year old needed a bit of guidance but otherwise they all enjoyed the experience. We put some St Patrick Day socks and t shirts in a bag with handles and attached a small 3 digit lock.
A success. This is my second purchase- did a Christmas one with 6 grandkids and altered a few puzzles for two younger grandkids.
They asked to do it again next Christmas!

I’ve been doing scavenger hunts “left by the leprechaun” every St. Patrick’s day morning for years for my kids and I needed to up my leprechaun game this year. This was the perfect way to do that! They loved the games and clues and it was one of our best St. Patrick’s day mornings ever! Please make another one for next year so I can keep this tradition going for as long as possible!