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Adelaide's escape and challenge rooms are clustered in the CBD, on Hindley Street, Rundle Mall and inside Rundle Place, so a group can play and then walk to dinner. Classic escape games lock a team of two to six in one themed room with an hour on the clock, while challenge-room venues run shorter, faster puzzles that teams rotate through.
Prices are per person: classic escape games start from $40 per person, and the challenge-room format from $26 per person.
What to work out before you book:
Escape rooms are fully indoors and climate-controlled, so they are steady in heatwaves and wet winters alike. For a full work day, pair one with the team building or corporate event pages.
Classic escape games in the city start from $40 per person, and the faster challenge-room format starts from $26 per person. Larger team bookings may come with a package price.
They sit in the CBD, on Hindley Street, Rundle Mall and inside Rundle Place, close to plenty of places to eat afterwards.
The bigger venues run ten or more rooms at the same time, and one takes up to 66 people at once. Smaller venues cap groups at around 30.
All three welcome children, but not every theme suits younger players. Ask which rooms are rated for kids and whether an adult needs to be in each team.
Not quite. An escape room is one hour-long story in a single room, while challenge rooms are short games that teams move between, often scored against each other.
Yes, all the city venues take hens and bucks bookings and have a lounge or bar to sit down in afterwards. Book an evening slot well before the date for a large group.
