"Times Square might not be the first place families think of for quality time. While it certainly isn't what it used to be (back when my mom would cover my eyes as we passed by certain establishments), it's still loud, crowded, and typically something you pass through rather than seek out. However, two brand-new attractions inside the historic Brill Building on Broadway and 49th Street may be changing that notion by offering hands-on, fun experiences for tweens, teens, and parents."
"The Escape Game's new Times Square location is its second in Manhattan. Spanning 4,700 square feet, the venue features six immersive, multi-room adventures, and each lasts about an hour. The sets are cinematic, the puzzles are thoughtfully layered, and the experience seems more like stepping into a movie than solving riddles in a locked room. Current games include The Heist, Prison Break, The Depths, plus three experiences making their New York City debut: Cosmic Crisis, Legend of the Yeti, and Ruins: Forbidden Treasure."
Two new attractions occupy the historic Brill Building at Broadway and 49th Street: The Escape Game and the Great Big Game Show. The Escape Game's Times Square location spans 4,700 square feet, offers six immersive multi-room adventures lasting about an hour, and features cinematic sets with layered puzzles. Current titles include The Heist, Prison Break, The Depths, and three New York debuts: Cosmic Crisis, Legend of the Yeti, and Ruins: Forbidden Treasure. The Escape Game accommodates groups and welcomes children around age eight. The Great Big Game Show is a live, TV-style competition with rotating mini-games, teams of 14, and a 17+ participant minimum. Both attractions provide hands-on, multi-age entertainment that enhances a Times Square visit.
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