ESCAPE THE NATURE CENTER SLOT 7 At the Park Back to Basics 2022
Oakland Mills Nature Center, Henry County
Thursday, November 10, 2022
Get “locked” in the nature center, become part of a
mysterious scenario, then solve clues to get out! Sunday time slots are as
follows: 11 a.m.-12 p.m.; 1-2 p.m.; and 3-4 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday night
slots are 6-7 p.m. each night. $48 per team. One team per time slot. Must by
14+ to participate. Teams can have up to 8 players but at least one adult per
group is required in every session. Fee and preregistration for your team is
due via mycountyparks.com on or before October 25th by 5 p.m.
Security and Rules of the Game
All team members please read the rules listed below before registering. All team members will sign a document agreeing to follow all rules stated and understand that failure to obey could result in immediate removal from the game with no refund.
1. Players will have 1 hour to finish the game. A timer will be displayed so you can keep track. Once the timer goes off, players must immediately stop the game regardless of if they are finished or not. Teams that finish early or do not finish at all will not receive refunds. Once finished, please do not share any clues, combinations, or solutions with anyone until November 21st.
2. All players are over the age of 14 years old. Each group has at least one adult aged 18 and over.
3. For safety reasons, the emergency exit doors will be open at all times, but if you leave before the end of the game, you will not be allowed to reenter. There are bathrooms for you to use but the clock will not stop for you to use them. They are not part of the game.
4. Personal items, cell phones, cameras, coats, bags, keys, lighters, pens, or paper are forbidden. Players will not be allowed to take these items into our escape room. A table will be provided for you to set these items on as you play. All electronics must be set to silent.
5. Players are not to destroy or vandalize any property or items while inside the Oakland Mills Nature Center. If something doesn’t move, then don’t force it. Players will be held responsible for any intentional damage to the room.
6. Players are not to look in any place with yellow caution tape over it. These areas are not part of the game. Any area above, below, or beside is fair game.
7. Players are not to stand on displays or touch a display that says do not touch. Do not put your hands inside of an animal’s cage.
8. Everything in the room is part of the game unless otherwise stated. If for some reason you accidently use something that is not, a gamemaster will let you know.
9. Clues found should be placed on a table. This allows the staff to find them easily to redistribute for the next group playing the game.
10. No one in the group can be intoxicated. Any bad behavior will result in termination of the game.
11. A gamemaster will be watching the players using cameras during the duration of the game. You are allowed to ask them for up to 3 hints. To ask for a hint, use the walkie talkie on the orange paper.
12. The Henry County Conservation staff reserve the right to stop the game at any point if the rules are broken and are not liable for any injuries sustained while in the nature center. HCCD is also not liable for any lost or stolen property.
13. We will take pictures at the end of the game. By signing the document, I hereby grant Henry County Conservation Department (HCCD) the non-exclusive right to use the photos for publicity or educational purposes without further permission. You are welcome to use the photos as well.
