Plight of the Margo

You are the returning crew of the rescue starship Evangeline. You were away on leave, but have been called back early due to a distress signal received from the starship Margo. Your mission, now that you are back on board, is to decrypt a hidden trail of information in order to piece together the Margo's secret flight signature. You must then find the Margo, figure out what happened, and attempt a rescue in deep space.

Halfway through your mission, the straits are dire and the plot has thickened. The clock is ticking down to an explosive end, but will it be your own? You must work together to fulfill your original mission, carry forth an unexpected legacy, and ideally, live to tell about it.

Plight of the Margo is a two-part adventure. Each part is 90 minutes long and takes place in the same space. The total game play is 3 hours. You may book these back to back, or book Part 1 and return later for Part 2. Your game progress and puzzle progression are saved electronically. When you return for Part 2, you don't have to repeat anything you've already completed in Part 1. Please be advised that you MUST complete Part 1 before moving on to Part 2.

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Award Winning

2021 Top Escape Rooms Project

Once again nominated by the Top Escape Rooms Project for 2021.

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2019 Top Escape Rooms Project Winner

2019 Top Escape Rooms Project

Rated one of the Top Escape Rooms Project of 2019 by some of the most experienced escape room enthusiasts in the world.

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2919 Golden Lock Award Winner

2019 Golden Lock Award

One of the few winners of 2019's Golden Lock Award from Room Escape Artist.

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Veteran Starship Rescuer Comments

J Patterson Review On Google

Plight of the Margo is a work of art…. you feel like you really are on a futuristic spaceship.

J Patterson
Evan A Review On Yelp

The way they integrate technology and puzzles is impressively seamless.

Evan A
David Spira Review On Room Escape Artist

Plight of the Margo was breathtaking. I haven’t stopped thinking about it.

David Spira

Our most challenging room yet.
Do you have what it takes?

Rooms

Success Rate: 20 %

Difficulty: 5 / 5

Total Time: 90 minutes

Fright Factor: 3 / 5

Plight of the Margo is an amazing experience.

Chris on TripAdvisor

The technology is unmatched.

Dylan M. on Yelp

“Great escape room with plenty of challenge. Allows large groups.”

Nate Overton-Katz on Google

Best way to spend an evening in Fort Collins!

Raybox on TripAdvisor

Most unique rooms in town.

Chris O'Connell on Google

Contraptions has set the bar insanely high.

 

 

 

Aigon17 on TripAdvisor

I have done a lot of escape rooms and this is the one I tell all my friends about.

JChen199 on Google

Different in every way from others that I have done.

 

 

Johnathan Conrow on Facebook

So much fun, worth the drive from Wyoming!

Kayla Dunnuck on Facebook

Great Team Building for All Ages

“A great team-building exercise for the family. We had ages 5 to 50 and had a great time.”

Deb Roby on Facebook

I was blown away by this place.

Thea Hamm on Google

Plight of the Margo is a work of art…. you feel like you really are on a futuristic spaceship.

J Patterson on Google

Didn’t Want to Leave the Escape Room

“We didn’t want to leave! We will be reminiscing the clues for days!”

Linda A. on Yelp

The way they integrate technology and puzzles is impressively seamless.

Evan A. on Yelp

The tech is a cut above the rest.

John W. on TripAdvisor

“No old lock and key, it was a modern room as if in a real bank.”

Brittney Ti N on TripAdvisor

Escape Rooms with Advanced Technology

“By far the best escape room I have ever been to, with the coolest technology and the craziest puzzles. This is EXACTLY what I was looking for in an escape room.”

Matt on World Of Escapes

Plight of the Margo was breathtaking. I haven’t stopped thinking about it.

David Spira, Room Escape Artist

One of the Best Escape Rooms

“I’ve been to many escape rooms, and this definitely fits the top ten rooms I’ve visited, ever.”

Hamad al Foudari on Google
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