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Escape Room Options Across Northern Suburbs

Project Break - axe throwing in Adelaide

From $50pp

Work teams can book the full combo, moving from the lanes to the smash rooms and finishing with a puzzle-filled escape room.

How Escape Rooms Actually Work

School Detention at Project Break in Dry Creek is the escape room to try in the northern suburbs. It is a single themed room inside a bigger activity venue, so it suits a combined outing or a small team.

How the Dry Creek escape room fits a group plan:

One classroom-themed room for teams of two to six.
Codes to crack before time runs out.
Combos that add axe throwing and a smash room.
Prices from $50 per person.
Ages 10 and up, with parental consent for under-18s.

A team of up to six can book the escape room by itself.
Groups larger than six can split between the room, the lanes and the smash rooms.
Hens, bucks and birthday bookings can use the combo format to keep everyone busy.
Corporate groups can build a team day around the puzzle and the lanes.

Questions to ask Project Break

How long the escape game runs and when to arrive.
How combos are scheduled for a group of your size.
Whether your group fits an online group deal of up to 14.
What consent paperwork under-18s need.

Escape Rooms, Explained

Is there an escape room in the northern suburbs?

Yes. Project Break in Dry Creek runs a classroom-themed escape room called School Detention.

How big can an escape room team be at Project Break?

Between two and six players per team.

Can I add other activities to an escape room booking?

Combo sessions add axe throwing and a smash room for a three-part outing.

Is the Dry Creek escape room suitable for teenagers?

Players aged 10 and over are welcome, and anyone under 18 needs parental consent.