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Whether it is a special dinner out or something more unique, Valentine's Day is the perfect time to show that special someone how much they mean to you. In and around the Prince Frederick area, there are several places you can go to celebrate. Here are some ideas so you can start planning your Valentine's Day. Brick Wood Fired Bistro Head to Brick Wood Fired Bistro for a delicious wood-fired dinner. This restaurant serves locally sourced and sustainable produce with an emphasis on the flavors of the Chesapeake Bay area. You can start off with oysters Brickafella or wood-fired wings and then have some delicious crab bisque. This unique Bistro has a variety of wood-fired pizzas and a delicious chicken under a brick. This is wood oven roasted half chicken served with whipped potatoes and pan jus along with some crispy leeks. Brick Wood Fired Bistro is a great choice for a Valentine's Day dinner where you want a warm and casual atmosphere and great food. Dry Dock Restaurant There is nothing more romantic than having dinner with beautiful views of the harbor, and the Dry Dock Restuarant delivers. You can enjoy seasonal menu items with local produce and sustainable seafood at this restaurant that is part of the Zahniser's Yachting Center. Choose from the extensive wine menu for the perfect pairing whether you have steak or seafood, and relax in the cozy, yet upscale dining room. You can get anything from a grass-fed tenderloin burger to a grass-fed black pepper encrusted New York Strip steak, or duck tacos to make your Valentine's dinner memorable. The Dry Dock Restaurant sits right in the center of the historic Solomons Island on the Chesapeake Bay. Visit Running Hare Winery The Running Hare Winery is a great place to visit for a Valentine's celebration. The tasting room opens on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday so you'll have to plan your celebration for the weekend, but it is a beautiful and romantic setting. Every Saturday there is live music in the Tuscan Events building and you can pack up a picnic lunch for you and your special someone and make a whole day of it. Admission is just $7 for a wine tasting and $10 on Saturdays for wine tasting and live music. Reservations are not needed unless you go with a large group, and if you prefer craft beer, this winery is the only places in Maryland where you can get both wine and craft beers at the same place. CD Cafe The CD Cafe on Solomon's Island Road offers wonderful food in a romantic atmosphere. The chef at this restaurant creates new and innovative dishes that you won't find anywhere else such as the savory cheesecake appetizer or Bangkok scallops with apples, veggies, and onions in a curry honey sauce. Book a table at the CD Cafe to celebrate Valentine's Day with your loved one. These are a few of the places where you can spend Valentine's Day with someone special this year. " Happy Valentines day! " by Infomastern is licensed by CC BY-SA 2.0

When you're feeling up for an adventure, head out on the open road and explore these fun locations in Southern Maryland. Each has unique attractions to explore, helping you learn more about the history and cultural significance of the area. Historic St. Mary's City When you enter Historic St. Mary's City, you'll feel like you've stepped back in time to experience life in Maryland in the 17th century. Attractions in this area include an Indian witchcott, an authentic plantation household, and a museum packed with artifacts and exhibits dating back hundreds of years. Other things to see include the Maryland Dove, a replica of a square-rigged ship, the Godiah Spray tobacco plantation, and the town center. When the weather is pleasant, check out the hiking and walking trails that run throughout the city. You can also take part in the action by churning butter, shooting a bow and arrow, or working alongside professional archaeologists. This National Historic Landmark is one of the most well-preserved colonial archaeology sites, making it a fascinating spot to see if you want to learn more about the historic settlers and how they lived during this time. The Dr. Mudd House Museum Dr. Samuel Mudd is a famous person in Maryland history. He grew up on his family's plantation — located 30 miles from Washington, D.C. — and graduated from Baltimore Medical College. When President Abraham Lincoln was assassinated by John Wilkes Booth in 1865, Booth fled the scene and broke his leg during the process. He went to Dr. Mudd's home, where Dr. Mudd treated his broken leg and allowed Booth and his traveling companion to rest before they continued their journey. Today, Mudd's former home is now open to the public as a museum, packed with fascinating exhibits and artifacts from this period in history. Tours of the museum are available during the spring, summer, and fall seasons. Calvert Marine Museum Another fascinating spot to take a day trip is Solomons, a city that houses the Calvert Marine Museum. This museum offers hands-on experiences to visitors of all ages, helping you learn more about the history of maritime activity in the area as well as across the country. “At the Water's Edge” is an especially appealing exhibit that will be on display through April 2018. Visitors can also attend one of the concerts in the Maritime Performance Series and enjoy their favorite tunes while relaxing next to the water's edge. The museum also hosts various activities and educational sessions throughout the changing seasons. For example, during the holiday season, kids can take part in fun activities that help them get in the spirit, such as making ornaments, touring a display of stunning gingerbread houses, decorating the lighthouse, or learning more about animals during the Ice Age. The museum is open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. except on Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, and New Year's Day. Instead of staying home this weekend, take a fun day trip to one of these spots in Southern Maryland. " drum point lighthouse " by scott1346 is licensed by CC BY 2.0

Vehicles with four-wheel drive transfer the power from your engine to four wheels instead of two wheels. Some vehicles have it part of the time or all of the time (often called all-wheel drive), depending on the model and what options it has. Here are just five of the benefits of having four-wheel drive when driving around in the winter months. Additional Traction The main purpose of four-wheel drive is to provide you with additional traction. In the winter months, traction is important as you drive over icy conditions and through the snow. Better traction can help keep you and your passengers safer in varying road conditions. Whether you plan to travel to a different climate or stay home, this added traction is helpful. Travel Anywhere With four-wheel drive, you can travel almost anywhere. This includes on mountain paths, through forests, and in the snow. During the winter months, many families travel more than usual to visit family and to enjoy winter break. Having a vehicle with available four-wheel drive means that you can travel to places where someone with a simple two-wheel-drive sedan would not dare to venture. High or Low Depending on the model, you might have access to Four-High and Four-Low settings that you can switch between based on driving conditions. You should rely on Four-High when you're on a highway and the roads are wet, icy, or covered in snow. You can also use it when you're driving on gravel or mud. It is a great way to get additional traction when you need it during regular use. During the winter when roads are more likely to be icy, Four-High can help prevent slips or accidents. The Four-Low setting can help you in less common situations, such as getting caught in deep snow, going up steep inclines, or driving through water. You'll need to drive slowly to benefit from this feature, as Four-Low uses more torque to substantially increase your traction. In the winter, it is perfect when you go out to your car only to realize it's been covered in snow. You can dig out the top of your car and then use the Four-Low setting to help get out of deeper snow. Best of Both There are some drivers that would fully benefit from having all-wheel drive, especially if they spend a lot of time driving in less than ideal conditions. However, having a vehicle with four-wheel drive gives you the best of both types of vehicles. You'll be able to turn on the power of four-wheel drive only when you need it and turn it off when you don't. When it comes to the winter season, there are a few things that make driving safer and more enjoyable. This includes features such as four-wheel drive, a great pair of all-terrain tires, and heated seats. If you're looking to purchase a new vehicle, consider how you want to spend your winter months driving around. " Kindness is like snow, it beautifies everything it covers " by PokemonaDeChroma is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0

A coffee shop is a great place to relax and think while energizing yourself with a freshly brewed coffee. Make sure to check out some of these coffee shops in Prince Frederick to think about your car-buying decisions at Prince Frederick Chrysler Jeep Dodge. Dream Weaver Catering & Cafe Dream Weaver Catering & Cafe is located in the Prince Frederick Shopping Center at 114 Solomons Island Road in Prince Frederick. The coffee at Dream Weaver Cafe is served in a unique way. They offer a self-serve coffee bar where you can customize your brew with milk, sugar, cream, and other flavorings. The pots of coffee are refreshed frequently throughout the day to keep them as fresh as possible. Dream Weaver Cafe does serve food too if you are in need of a meal with your coffee. You can pick from the usual breakfast staples such as bacon, eggs, sausage, pancakes, or French toast. They also serve a multitude of items for lunch such as sandwiches, hot paninis, salads, and soups. The Lobby Coffee Bar & Cafe The Lobby Coffee Bar & Cafe is located 6201 Solomons Island Road in nearby Huntingtown. The Lobby is the place to go if you want a specially crafted cup of coffee. They serve hot drinks such as an americano, breve, cappuccino, chai latte, espresso shots, latte, macchiato, mocha, and misto. If you want a cold-crafted drink, try the iced chai latte, iced latte, or iced mocha. The Lobby also has four different drip brews: a Honduran blend, decaf, a bold Marcos, and a medium Carlos. You can also try one of their craves, which is coffee mixed with a flavoring such as caramel, chocolate, fruity pebbles, Nutella, or vanilla. If you want a snack, they have a large variety of freshly baked treats that are made daily at the store. Sweet Sue's Bake Shop & Coffee Bar Sweet Sue's Bake Shop & Coffee Bar is located at 9132 Bay Avenue in North Beach. Sweet Sue's is primarily a bakery that creates delicious cupcakes, pastries, and cakes. Sue's dispenses coffee blends which rotate daily. One of the most popular blends is the Black Raven blend. They also serve a pumpkin spice blend in the fall. If you are hungry for something besides dessert, Sue's sells made-to-order sandwiches, most of which come on a bagel. Cool Beanz Coffee Located at 29948 Three Notch Road in Charlotte Hall, Cool Beanz is a cozy little coffee shop that sells a variety of coffee and tea along with simple breakfast dishes and baked goods, some of which are gluten-free. They sell a few different kinds of coffee such as hot brew, cold press, and latte. The latte can be flavored with things such as pumpkin spice and peanut butter. Make sure to start your day with a nice fresh cup of coffee from one of these coffee shops around Prince Frederick, Maryland. You will get a kickstart to your day, and then you can use the energy to go car shopping at Prince Frederick Chrysler Jeep Dodge. " coffee " by jng104 is licensed by CC BY 2.0

As the holiday season approaches, you might be looking for things to do with your family and friends. Luckily, Prince Frederick and the surrounding areas have plenty of fun activities that will warm your heart even on the coldest day. Embrace your holiday cheer and check out the following events that will make your winter a bit brighter. Annmarie Garden in Lights Located in nearby Dowell, the Annmarie Sculpture Garden and Arts Center is your hub for all things holiday. One of its main events is the Garden in Lights holiday light show. From 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. every night between December 1 and January 1, this already beautiful complex is transformed into a sparkling winter wonderland. For the low cost of $6, you can stroll along the wooded paths and walk into a world of mystique. Each night also features a variety of live entertainment, including musicians, ballet performances, and comedians. While you're here, you'll also want to check out the Annual Ornament Show and Sale and the Holiday Pop-up Shops, both of which feature hand-crafted goods from various local vendors. Scuba with Santa Getting your child's picture with Santa is a holiday tradition. However, have you ever gotten your child's picture with Santa underwater? You can make this dream a reality at the Scuba with Santa event at the Hall Aquatic Center. The big man himself will be suited up at the bottom of the pool waiting to take pictures on Sunday, December 17. The cost of this water-lover's dream is just the price of admission to the pool. For kids up to 17 years of age, that's $4. Kids under three are free, and adults cost $6. Naughty or Nice Holiday WINE Down For a night of fun for the adults, check out the Naughty or Nice Holiday WINE Down. Happening on Saturday, December 9, from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., this event lets you imbibe in wine to celebrate the end of 2017. Guests are invited to wear red if they've been naughty, green if they've been nice, or a combination of both if they need Santa to do a recount. The event is hosted by the Running Hare Vineyard at 150 Adelina Road, and all proceeds from the $25 ticket go to the Smallwood Family Scholarship Foundation. You can support the community, have fun, and celebrate the holiday season at all the same time. Pancakes with Santa If swimming with Santa is a little too much for you, eating breakfast with him might be a safer alternative. Happening on December 16 from 8:30 a.m. to 11 a.m., Pancakes with Santa lets you eat as many pancakes as you want and get a photo with the man in red. It costs $8 for kids four to 11, $12 for anyone over 11, and children under three are free. Whatever holiday events you decide to go to, make sure you have a safe way to get there by stopping at Prince Frederick Chrysler Jeep Dodge beforehand. We'll set you up in a brand new car that can handle any icy weather that comes our way. " Santa visits the fire department " by Bailiwick Studios is licensed by CC BY-SA 2.0

Fall is rapidly approaching its end and the holiday season is coming up. With the holiday season, gift shopping follows. People staying in Maryland during this time have many options in terms of where to go for holiday shopping. This post outlines some of the best spots for shopping in the state, covering both towns as well as other places like outlets. 1. Baltimore Christmas Village, Baltimore The outdoor Christmas Village in Baltimore is the place to go for those seeking European charm. Over 50 vendors sell items found in Europe. International gift seekers need not look further than the village to find unique gifts. 2. Downtown Annapolis The historic downtown of the former capital of the United States has a variety of shops where gifts related to the city and state are found. Rare comics, jewelry, and items from Ireland are just a few of the items available. Good shopping combined with a picturesque downtown featuring cobbled streets and bows on lampposts make this location on the water a must-visit for locals and visitors alike during the holidays. 3. Hagerstown Premium Outlets, Hagerstown Nothing makes holiday shopping better than a visit to the premium outlets. Paying retail price for goods isn’t necessary here. Find deals from some of the most well-known brands in the country including the following: Kate Spade Kay Jewelers Harry and David Columbia JCrew Factory Guess The outlets have running deals and promotions that change from time to time. Examples include a percentage off full price merchandise,  percentage off staff picks, and buy one get one. 4. Arundel Mills, Hanover Arundel Mills is another place to shop. It mixes regular retail stores with outlet stores and includes entertainment spaces like a movie theater and Medieval Times. Similar to the premium outlets, there are deals to be had, and they change often. So be sure to look for them as the holidays start to roll around. 5. Downtown St. Michaels The Victorian town of St. Michaels has plenty of shops in their downtown. For those that want to get into the holiday spirit before turkey day, The Christmas Shop is a great place to begin. As the name suggests, it features Christmas items all-year-long. Some chain stores are also available here so visiting the mall to get a sweater or another staple isn’t necessary. 6. Hampden Village, Baltimore Hamden Village in Baltimore combines a holiday experience with unique holiday gift finds. Search around this section of the city to find old-fashioned toys, unique puzzles, and collectibles. A light display after dark ends the shopping experience on a beautiful and positive note.   Getting into the holiday spirit is not very difficult in the right holiday shopping spot. Sometimes deals are enough to motivate people to get in the holiday mood. Experiences, as offered by Maryland towns and neighborhoods, help get everyone in the mood no matter what state their shopping list is in. " DSCN3039 " by ursusdave is licensed by CC BY-SA 2.0

Maryland's winter can be hard on vehicles and stressful for drivers. Unpredictable road conditions can make longer trips difficult, while city streets can be plagued by ice patches and layers of salt. We've come up with four ways to prepare your car for the Maryland winter so you stay safe on the road. Wax Ahead of Time Snowy conditions can wreak havoc on your paint job. There's lots of debris that can get caught under your vehicle and along the sides. Left untreated, it can eat away at the paint and cause rust and other damage. In addition, the salt on the road can destroy the exterior of your vehicle. To prevent damage, get your car professionally waxed before the cold sets in and maintain it throughout the season. The wax will create a barrier between your car's paint and the outside world. Try to hose your vehicle off after driving through salt or dirty snow to help prevent a build-up of corrosives that can, over time, cause serious body issues. Don't forget to spray under your vehicle as well. Change Out Fluids During the wintertime, fluids in your vehicle can pose problems. If you don't have the correct type, you may find yourself with a broken down vehicle. To prevent this problem, make sure that both your oil and wiper fluids are freeze-proof. Frozen oil can cause major problems with your engine, while frozen wiper fluid decreases visibility and can damage the associated hose. Check Your Tires Whether you have front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive, skidding on ice presents a serious issue. There are a number of ways to help avoid slipping on ice patches, including driving slowly and carefully, with a healthy distance between your vehicle and the one in front.   However, sometimes even the most careful drivers find themselves in danger of skidding. To help prevent these situations, make sure your tires have healthy treads. Treads help grip the road, and a solid tread will keep you more firmly planted. There are specific snow tires available, but often — especially for city drivers — a well-maintained tread should be enough. Create Emergency Kit A winter emergency kit can spare you a lot of stress and misery. While no driver wants to think they'll get stranded, it's a common enough occurrence during the winter, especially if the weather deteriorates quickly with very little warning. Emergency kits should include items like warm blankets, ice scrapers, and kitty litter or sand for traction in case your vehicle gets stuck. Snacks may also be a good addition, as well as gloves and thick socks. Your top priority is warmth and safety, so your kit should address those needs. These are just a few ways to get your car prepped for the Maryland winter. Remember that driving carefully in these conditions, no matter how confident of a driver you are, can mean the difference between staying safe and a potentially dangerous situation. Image via pixabay.com

Thanksgiving is just around the corner, along with the busiest travel holiday of the year! If you’ve traveled on this holiday in the past, you know that planning is key to a seamless, relaxing trip, and we’ve got just the list to keep you organized this year! Stay Connected – Download the latest travel apps for your phone before you hit the road—Spotify is a great channel for music, Waze will help with traffic, and Citymapper will be your best-bet for navigation! Travel Late or Early – Instead of sitting in a huge mess of traffic this year, leave in the middle of the night, or early in the morning to avoid traffic jams—you’ll get to where you’re going much faster, and your passengers will thank you… especially if you have kids! Pack Wisely – Make sure to bring temperature-appropriate clothing, shoes, and coats, especially if you’re heading north or to the mountains! Have Your Car Serviced – Make sure that all of your fluid levels are topped off, your brakes, lights work properly, and that your car is up to date on all routine maintenance including oil changes and tires. Contact our Service Department to set up an appointment to have your car prepared for your road trip! Have Travel Documents on Hand – Be sure to carry your Insurance Card, Roadside Assistance information, and any other vital information, in case of emergency. Make All Stops at Once – If you have children, it might be challenging trying to travel with the constant stopping for bathroom breaks, food, and drinks, but, if you stop in a place where you can use the restroom, grab a sandwich and a bottle of water, all in one place, you’re guaranteed to save time instead of loading and unloading everyone into and out of the car at each place. Visit us online to schedule your appointment with our Service Department, to ensure your vehicle is up-to-par for your Thanksgiving travel. Buckle up, and enjoy the ride!

Join us for our Toys for Tots Challenge on Saturday, November 11, 2017 from 9:00 am until 5:00 pm. The event will be held at 265 Solomons Island Road in Prince Frederick and will commence rain or shine. During the event, there will be appearances made by Washington Capitals players Tom Wilson, Andre Burakovsky, Philipp Grubauer, and Nathan Walker, Baltimore Orioles players Al Bumbry and Scott McGregor, Washington Redskins players Brian Mitchell, Ricky Sanders, Pat Fischer and Ron McDole. Additionally, the Washington Capitals and Baltimore Orioles mascots will be in attendance, along with Matt Doherty (aka Averman) from the Mighty Ducks. NBC Sports Washington analyst and our Ambassador, Craig Laughlin will be in attendance with his daughter, Coach Courtney, and NBC Sports Washington partner Joe B. Guests will receive one autograph per minimum of $10 Donation (Toy or Monetary, cash/checks can be made payable to Toys for Tots). In addition to the special appearances made, there will be a silent auction and sports memorabilia available for purchase. The Tide baseball team will be selling pizza, water and baked goods. There will be a game truck, a live broadcast from T-Bone and Heather from 98.3 Star FM, appearances by Batman and Captain America, and random door prizes throughout the day.

After a good day of fun and sunshine out in Rockville, nothing beats a good slice of pizza. That boost of carbohydrates will fill up hungry bellies in no time, but finding the perfect slice may take some further investigation. Here are a few of the local favorites that are considered to be the best pizza places around Rockville. CS New York Pizza The best part about CS New York Pizza is patrons have the option of choosing a hearty New York-style slice or fill up their bellies with a Sicilian-style pizza. Once they've made the choice, the next biggest decision is which of the 11 toppings will complement the delicious ratio of cheese and sauce. Pizza bases are made to perfection and customers can buy by the pie or slice. Those who prefer a full pizza will take home the standard 14-inch pizza or a massive 18-inch pizza for bigger appetites. Potomac Pizza You don't get any more authentic than Potomac Pizza, which has been around since the late '70s. A perfect recipe and fresh ingredients ensure a delicious meal whether customers decide to sit down or have their pizza to go. Guests who are conscious about their figures should consider the fat-free or guilt-free pizzas that offer delicious fare without adding pounds. The three cheese and ultimate Potomac pizza bring up the rear as delightful pizza choices. Jonathan's Grill and Pizzeria Over on Baltimore Road, there is a hidden gem that disguises itself as a grill but ends up being one of the best locations for a good slice of pizza. The restaurant is open seven days a week and offers a great ambiance for a group of friends or family to get together. They offer a full menu, and although there are only two pizza choices, both these pizzas have customers coming back for more. The cheese pizza is available in a personal size or a 16-inch pie. Jonathan's special pizza is only available in the 16-inch size, purely because it's too good not to share. Angelo's Pasta and Deli There are two great reasons why patrons would want to order pizza from an authentic Italian deli. The first is the traditional approach to making the perfect pizza passed down from generation to generation. The second is access to the freshest ingredients thanks to the deli stock levels. The pizzas offered at this deli have both, and the result is a tantalizing culinary experience that allows bursts of flavor and freshness. Frozen pizzas may simply never form part of the dinner menu again after sampling a bite of Angelo's pizza. With a healthy community of Italians, Rockville sports some incredible Italian cuisine to keep the locals happy. Those who wish to have the American version of this doughy delight have a few options open to them, while the authentic restaurants remain within reach as well. Great service and terrific ambiance ensure a great night out. For those series binge-watching events, the pizza offers in Rockville also have patrons covered. " Pizza.... " by Sailor Coruscant is licensed by CC BY 2.0

Residents of Rockville are known to seek the outdoors when the sun makes its appearance on the horizon. It is no small wonder that Rockville boasts some of the best outdoor locations for young and old to get rid of some excess energy and enjoy themselves. These are some of the best outdoor play locations in the heart of Montgomery County. College Gardens Park When beauty and function combine, the result is a park that boasts both spaces for relaxation and recreation. College Gardens Park is the ideal location for those who aren't completely satisfied with just a place to have a picnic. Bring along a basketball to play one-on-one at the basketball court or mitts and a baseball to play catch on the multi-use field. The park offers so much more, such as a Mutt Mitt station, drinking fountains, park benches, shelters and gazebos, and a stunning pond for scenic captures. Mattie J.T. Stepanek Park This park is just next to the Rockville Dog Park which means that all members of the family have the opportunity to enjoy a great day out, even the four-legged ones. Pristinely maintained, the park has aesthetic appeal to those who merely want to spend the day taking photos or stills for art pieces. It also offers activity areas such as the outdoor fitness equipment and a multi-use field. There is a well-maintained playground for children and a Mutt Mitt station. Tennis and basketball courts provide further action and those who wish to have a have a picnic can make use of the grill area, park benches, and shelters. Dawson Farm Park Nature lovers will delight in a visit to Dawson Farm Park, as it offers stunning nature trails that will rival some of the larger national parks. The park also offers picnic tables, shelter, and benches. Clear paths make it easy to get from one side of the park to the other. For the little ones, there is a state-of-the-art playground. The drawing card to this location is, however, the Urban Wildlife Sanctuary that provides both education and a much-needed service in the community. Thomas Farm Community Center The ideal location for those who wish to improve or maintain their fitness levels while having fun is located in Fallsgrove Drive. The center features a full playground for children that will challenge both their minds and bodies. Small children between the ages of 2 to 5 also have access to a soft play area to ensure their safety and fun. A basketball court and ping pong room are two of the favorites, and the fitness room boasts brand new cardio and strength-training equipment. The center also offers community classes which are a boost for social encounters. A breath of fresh air is sometimes enough to get through a tough day and in Rockville the parks offer this and more. Easy strolls are available on pathways while those who seek something a little more physical have what they need within their local communities. Furthermore, access to these facilities are at low cost or no cost at all. " Autumn park. " by MIKI Yoshihito. (#mikiyoshihito) is licensed by CC BY 2.0

Escape the room adventures are becoming a big thing across the country. They provide a different kind of adventure where you try to find a way out of a locked room using the provided clues. For people that wonder what a prison break would be like, it is a great way to explore their thoughts. There are several great escape the room businesses that have popped up in Prince Frederick, MD and we've chosen three we think you will enjoy. Surelocked In Surelocked In advertises itself as "Frederick's First Escape Room," and is one of the best-rated ones in the city. It has become so popular that it extended its hours for another three weekdays. You can schedule your adventure in advance to make sure you get one of the available spots. However, you can make walk-in appointments as well. The experience is 60-minutes long and you can work by yourself or in groups. The escape adventure is very affordable on a per-person rate. There are several different themes running simultaneously with different difficulty levels. That way, you can customize your adventure to fit your group's ability. Escape This Live Escape This Live is another highly rated escape the room business in Prince Frederick, MD. It is located on N. East Street and is open Wednesday through Sunday. You can schedule appointments on the website, including bookings for group events. The parking is free and more than enough for all of the available room slots in a given time. Escape This Live is an organized-crime themed experience focusing on the Mafia and other well-known crime themes. Escape This Live offers a team vs. team option where two teams work in opposite rooms on the same experience. You try to solve identical crimes before the other team does. Escape the room adventures are a great way to promote team building, as such, Escape This Live is set up for larger corporate events too. Clue IQ Clue IQ is developing a strong reputation within Prince Frederick, MD. It is located in downtown Prince Frederick and offers a slightly different take on the escape room adventure. Each room offers a different adventure so that you can try a range of different experiences. The last room in the experience is continuously being redeveloped for different adventures. Clue IQ is not set to a specific theme. Rather, the two permanent rooms offer a conspiracy and a facility raid adventure. Although they may seem overly intense at first glance, these adventures are safe for all age ranges. Private events and corporate events are also options. Clue IQ is highly rated by previous customers, many of which visit multiple times to get all of the experiences. Escape the room businesses are expected to continue growing, especially if these three businesses are any indication of how the industry will continue. You should try it at least once if you haven't already. It is a great experience for your entire family, and you will likely want to do it more than once. " Adelaide Gaol #dailyshoot #monochrome " by Leshaines123 is licensed by CC BY 2.0