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Coney Island Escape Room: Presumed Guilty

Coney Island Escape Room: Presumed Guilty

Sun, Jun 14, 5:30 PM
From Women Who Don't Drink and are still cool AF
4.7

Apologies for switching the date to the 14th- I realized I have a SolarGem retreat the weekend of the 6th of june. (More info if you're interested: **SolaraGem** is a wellness and "subtle energy" biohacking device that combines light, color, and crystal therapy. It is designed to be attached to a portable LED light to project various frequencies through different gemstones with the goal of supporting physical, mental, and emotional well-being.) [https://www.eventbrite.com/e/solaragem-crystal-fusion-light-immersion-experience-tickets-1988356950163?aff=oddtdtcreator](Eventbrite Link to Event) I've done the Captain Kidd : Hangman's Treasure room and the facility and owners are amazing. Check them out here: https://coneyescaperoom.com/ I've booked the room for 3 people. $50/pp : ask me for my venmo to confirm your attendance. More people are welcome of course- the room limit is 5 people. What can you expect? An escape room is an interactive, live-action, team-based game where players are locked in a themed room and must find clues, solve puzzles, and complete missions within a set time limit—usually 60 minutes. Participants use logic, creativity, and collaboration to overcome challenges and achieve a goal, such as escaping a room, finding treasure, or solving a mystery. This will be my 124th escape room however I'm not great at them- I just love being challenged. This is the first part of the day: after we can grab lunch and ride the rides or walk the boardwalk. The room starts promptly at 1:45pm, there might be a grace period but usually escape rooms deduct time from the hour if you are late.

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First Meetup:  Hudson Highlands Hike

First Meetup: Hudson Highlands Hike

Sun, May 31, 12:45 PM
From NYC Urban Escapes

**Welcome to our new group! For our first Meetup l**et's get up, get outside for a fun-filled day of breathing in fresh mountain air, fitness and camaraderie with friends old and new, reachable on Metro-North to GARRISON STATION out of Grand Central Terminal. **HIKE OVERVIEW:** We will hike the Arden Point-Glenclyffe trails. This hike passes several panoramic viewpoints over the Hudson River including views of the Garrison Institute, West Point Military Academy and Bear Mountain and ... ***For the trivia and history buffs and/or future Jeopardy! contestant ...*** one trail we'll be on is rumored to be a historic road used by **Benedict Arnold** to escape after his treason was discovered during the Revolutionary War! **GETTING THERE**: 8:57AM Metro-North to Garrison station **AGENDA**: Once we arrive at Garrison station by 10:10AM, the trailhead is right by the train station's parking lot. Exact trail we'll hike TBD. **TOTAL MILEAGE:** 6-8 miles, maybe more, maybe less, who can tell for sure? There are no early outs for this hike! **INTENSITY**: Moderate. **PACE**: Hiking pace will be **LEISURELY AND NO ONE WILL BE LEFT BEHIND.** Throughout day, we'll have lunch, water and snack breaks as needed; as well as taking time to savor the sights and sounds of nature, take photos, hug some trees, and most importantly, socialize with your fellow hikers. **NO SPEED DEMONS!!!!** T**HE IMPORTANT STUFF:** * Dress in non-cotton layers. * Wear appropriate shoes suitable for hiking - * Bring at least 3 liters of liquid to stay hydrated. * Bring lunch and snacks for yourself. * Bring a sense of adventure and a positive attitude. A smile also goes a long way. Please leave the drama and crankiness at home. **DURATION**: This is an all-day hike. **WEATHER**: Rain or extreme heat and humidity will cancel. **LIABILITY WAIVER: come prepared. Participate at your own risks. Hold no one liable etc. etc.**

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Inside The Players w/ Rare Look Inside Edwin Booth's Untouched Bedroom

Inside The Players w/ Rare Look Inside Edwin Booth's Untouched Bedroom

Fri, Jun 5, 6:00 PM
From New York Adventure Club
4.8

\*\*\*This is an in-person event\*\*\* Tickets: $45.25 ( incl. $5.25 fees ) (advance registration required) Click the link below to officially register for this experience: [https://www.nyadventureclub.com/event/1988965685908](https://www.nyadventureclub.com/event/1988965685908) “We do not mingle enough with minds that influence the world…We should measure ourselves through personal contact with outsiders … I want my club to be a place where actors are away from the glamour of the theatre.” — Edwin Booth Join New York Adventure Club for a rare, private tour inside The Players , a private social club founded in 1888 by renowned Shakespearean actor Edwin Booth, who is arguably the greatest American actor — and Prince Hamlet — of the 19th century. Our experience at this 128-year-old theatre society, and its original Stanford White-designed mansion facing Gramercy Park, will include: * A walkthrough of the clubhouse , which contains paintings from Norman Rockwell and John Singer Sergeant , as well as Tiffany glass pieces -A look inside historic rooms including the Grill, Great Hall, and Library * Access inside Edwin Booth’s bedroom , which has been untouched since his death in 1893 — in it, rests the skull used in his famous 100 consecutive performances of Hamlet, and a small picture of Wilkes, the only evidence of their relationship that Edwin would keep -A look at early photos of Edwin’s family and other personal artifacts and memorabilia of his life in theatre If we're lucky, we'll see some of the club's more notable members walking the halls! Click here to see pictures from one of our last visits! \*This experience can only be conducted on weekdays \*\*The Players does not have an elevator Disclaimer By attending a New York Adventure Club experience, you accept our terms of service. Categories: In-Person, Mansions & Private Clubs

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2 attendees

Monthly Non-Monogamy Roundtable: The relationship escalator

Thu, May 28, 11:00 PM
From Downtown Brooklyn Polyamory Social
4.7
5 attendees
26th Anniversary Scavenger Hunt (Manhattan)

26th Anniversary Scavenger Hunt (Manhattan)

Sat, Jun 6, 6:30 PM
From Neverwinter Free Parties
4.8

This is a free event and only rain can stop us! Are you ready for new adventure verticals? Then welcome to the Scavenger hunt No 7. This time we will play a "Central park" scenario No 2. After the game every participant will receive a complimentary gift. When? June 6 (Saturday) We will meet at: **2:30 PM** Meeting point: in front of General William Tecumseh Sherman Monument (764 Doris C Freedman Pl, New York) [https://maps.app.goo.gl/wPUNuWZCwXyn6im18](https://maps.app.goo.gl/wPUNuWZCwXyn6im18) Please don't come late as it will be hard to find us. \*\*\*RULES and INFO\*\*\* Will play for about **3:00 hours.** It's about an **8-10 miles** walking **intensive** game so please consider your abilities to walk that far. We will split into 2-5 groups and try to find the objects or places from a list. We will assign a team leader to each group. It's essential to take photos of objects and places with all your group participants. Sharing information with other groups is prohibited. You can not use any transportation devices/methods, you should walk all the way through the last point. By 5:45 PM the groups will meet again (at General William Tecumseh Sherman Monument) and determine the winner. Remember: time is of the essence! FB group: [www.facebook.com/groups/411244719715342](http://www.facebook.com/groups/411244719715342) Meetup group: [www.meetup.com/tri-state-free-parties](http://www.meetup.com/tri-state-free-parties) **IG: [www.instagram.com/neverwinter_free_parties](http://www.instagram.com/neverwinter_free_parties)** Telegram: [https://t.me/neverwinterfree](https://t.me/neverwinterfree) Please apply via: Wechat: cozmo31 LINE: cozmo31 [https://www.meetup.com/messages/?new_convo=true&member_id=286948809](https://www.meetup.com/messages/?new_convo=true&member_id=286948809) Disclaimer of liability: By participating in this activity you agree that organizers are not to be held responsible for any damages, injuries, or losses that may occur before, during or after the event. We cannot guarantee the space for latecomers.

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44 attendees
Sunday Night Board Games in Brooklyn

Sunday Night Board Games in Brooklyn

Sun, May 24, 8:00 PM
From Brooklyn-Based Board Gaming
4.8

Join us on Sundays for board games at Squarrel Cafe (572 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, New York) right by the Barclay's Center off the Atlantic Avenue 2/3/4/5/B/D/N/Q/R stop. Large tables in a big space with a private overflow room available too. Bring a game or join in on one. A wide variety of games will be available - from lightweight and shorter games to heavy games with long play times. Hope to see you there! Comment and let us know what you'll be bringing or would like to play! To join a pre-organized game or plan your own game to play at this event, visit our discord channel: https://discord.gg/f3uqDJjEec The $8 event fee is paid to Squarrel Cafe for unlimited gaming for the evening. Food and drinks are available for purchase. Attendees are strongly encouraged to support our host, Squarrel Cafe, who are graciously extending their hours specifically for our meetup.

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Frequently asked questions

You can find escape room events in New York by searching for groups or events related to games and hobbies on Meetup. It allows you to browse listings for specific interests, helping you discover new activities near you.

Yes, you can join an escape room group on Meetup. By becoming a member, you'll receive updates on upcoming events and can connect with others who share an interest in escape room challenges.

Meetup is a platform designed to help people find and join communities that share their interests through events and activities. You can attend events like escape rooms, socialize, and meet new people locally.

Yes, you can find escape room events taking place in New York on Meetup. Use the search function to look for relevant groups or upcoming events to get involved.

Absolutely, RSVP for escape room events directly on the Meetup platform. Once you find an event you're interested in, simply indicate your attendance through the event page.

Meetup may host a variety of escape room themes in New York, ranging from mystery and adventure to horror and sci-fi. Each event is organized based on the group's preferences, creating unique experiences.

Yes, you can join Meetup for free. While browsing and RSVPing to events, some activities may have costs, such as escape room entry fees, determined by the event's organizer.

Yes, Meetup is designed for social interaction. By attending escape room events, you'll have the opportunity to connect with others who enjoy similar interests, enhancing your social circle.

No prior experience is typically necessary for escape room events. Most are designed to be approachable and fun for beginners as well as seasoned participants. Just bring your curiosity!

Escape rooms are live-action puzzles where participants solve challenges to complete objectives, usually within a set time. These rooms in New York can offer thrilling adventures where you decode clues to 'escape' or accomplish themed missions.

An enthusiastic escape room player can propose and organize a new escape room event through Meetup. This option allows you to introduce unique themes and experiences to others.

Most escape room events are in-person, but some organizers might offer online adaptations. Participation format depends on the individual event's listing, so always check details beforehand.

Group availability for escape rooms in New York may vary. It's dependent on interests from organizers and participants, so exploring options by searching regularly can improve your chances of finding one.

Meetup provides the platform for organizing and participating; however, the quality of events depends on the individual organizers. Hence, while most experiences are positive, perfect outcomes aren't guaranteed.

Indeed, Meetup is still beneficial for solo enthusiasts. Even if you're not attending with friends, many escape room events encourage individual attendees, fostering community through shared experiences.