Escape room 6+

Pop’s Lolly Emporium

Verified

2 - 8 people60 minutesMedium

A year has passed since Pops vanished, and now, a hidden lolly shop might hold the key to his mysterious disappearance. As secrets unravel, time is against you—discover the truth before the ominous Drop Bear agents arrive. What mysteries lurk within these candy-laden walls?

Large groupsBeginnersWith children

Company Drop Bear Escape Rooms

Medium

Not scary

Without actorsActors

EnglishGame language

About the escape room

Pops (the chief of the agency you work for) has been missing for about a year now. Through our investigation, we have discovered that Pops has a secret lolly shop. So secret that, no one at the agency knew about it. We are sending you to the lolly shop to investigate. See if you can find any answers as to what Pops was doing there. As you start to look around the shop you cant help to think that Pops must have left a clue here. Where is he? Did the dreaded Drop-bears finally get him? What secrets does this old shop hold? Better hurry up though as in 1 hour the Drop Bear agents will be there, and you don’t want to be caught be the Drop Bears.

Brief assessment

Navigator AI

Go for the candy-shop whimsy, stay for the story-driven puzzles and that cheeky laser moment. It’s a lovingly built chapter that still plays great on its own and welcomes both newbies and vets.

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4.9

329 reviews on Google

Location

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Services are provided by Dropbear escapes

Free Parking

Air conditioning

Waiting Area

AI Overview

AIPlayers rave about the immersive theming, from visuals and sound to even the scent of the shop. The game is part two of a trilogy but stands solid as a standalone, with clear flow and thoughtful briefing. Puzzle variety is strong, with a few complex or spatial moments that can stump newer teams. Minor wear-and-tear and a dislike of combination safes pop up as small gripes.

WeaknessesSome props show age, and combination safes aren’t everyone’s cup of tea. The laser grid leans spatial and can bottleneck teams who struggle with that style.

StrengthsRich, handcrafted set design and a playful, coherent narrative keep you engaged. Puzzles feel unique and well-sequenced, and the laser section adds a memorable beat. Staff care shines through in both the briefing and the dynamic difficulty options.

SecurityPlayers mention a detailed briefing and considerate hosting, which sets expectations well. Nothing in the reviews flags safety concerns; the experience feels well managed.

Level of fearNot scary; the tension is time and mission-driven. Family-friendly vibe that works for kids and first-timers.

Actors' gameNo live actors noted, but hosts are warm, chatty, and clearly passionate about the rooms. Interaction comes through setup, hints, and post-game conversations rather than in-character performance.

Quality of riddlesA mixed bag in the best way: logic, numbers, spatial, and a few truly unique mechanisms. The flow is clear and fair, though difficulty can spike if you’re new. Clues are sensible, and even “simple” steps can surprise you if you overthink them.

PlotYou’re digging through Pops’ secret lolly shop to figure out where he vanished before the Drop Bear agents arrive. It’s the middle entry of a connected story but reads fine as its own mystery.

Difficulty levelMid-range with adjustable difficulty that helps families and beginners. New players may pause on complex or spatial tasks, while enthusiasts will enjoy the variety and novelty.