The first few scenes with the live actors weren't bad. The actors and the environment seemed promising. But I don't think the mood was ever set right, the actors were all trying to instill a sense of urgency, but every time they would scream at us, we ended up just laughing at them. This isn't a knock against the actors, they were great, the material and setup was lacking.
The VR isn't great, you are only in a square room and aren't able to interact with anything, you just walk around and look at a few VR scenes. You hold a "wand" that can be seen through the VR and you can see masks that represent the other people in the room with you. There is very little explanation about what to do so we were all trying to interact with the environment using the wand but nothing seemed to happen. There are a few scene changes that I couldn't really follow what was going on. I've only ever used google cardboard (haven't tried an oculus or vive yet) and the quality didn't seem any better than my iPhone6 in a headset. The rendered graphics weren't anything special either.
The "Escape Room" section was a relatively simple puzzle even though we failed it. Once it was explained to us at the end it made a lot more sense. There is a 2 minute time limit for this part.
Then you go outside for a "debrief". Basically a few tables, a cash bar, a photo op, and a TV where you can watch the next teams try to solve the escape room puzzle.
Definitely not worth the money for me. The whole process from check in to back in the park was about 40 minutes. The technology was nothing special and the story/setup need a lot of fine tuning. At this point I would not recommend this experience to anyone, although I don't really regret trying it.