New Escape Room Adventure Debuts Aboard Oasis of the Seas
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we're all Apollo fans and we realize that essentially launching a space rocket and landing astronauts on the moon is a puzzle
this is a gentleman when I asked him which Apollo missions did he flight direct the answer is I was a flight director for all the Apollo manned missions
when he loved the room we were just over the moon
you can tell by the detail of all of this has been done in here that the designers knew what they were doing
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Royal Caribbean International's Oasis of the Seas recently revealed its new, signature escape room. By solving mind-bending puzzles before time runs out, guests must come together to man their stations from Mission Control and successfully launch Apollo 18 to the moon. The flight director of the renowned Apollo program, Gerry Griffin, applauded the immersive experience’s level of detail, including the escape room’s resemblance to Johnson Space Center's Apollo Mission Control Center in Houston. Griffin visited Mission Control: Apollo 18 as part of his tour of the newly amplified ship that touts a $165 million lineup of new, thrilling features, from Royal Caribbean’s first barbecue restaurant to the tallest slide at sea.