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An escape room hands a party a locked door and a clock, and lets the group work out the rest. It is a revealing test of how friends or colleagues cooperate, and the debrief often lasts longer than the game. Melbourne's rooms on this page are spread between the CBD and the Inner South.
In the city, Escape Hunt Melbourne runs themed 60-minute games on Queen St for two to six players per room, from $45 per person; the gentler Aladdin & the Magic Vault suits families, while Zodiac Heist is harder. Strike Bowling Melbourne Central has two escape rooms beside its lanes, from $23 per person.
South of the river, Escape Room Melbourne South Melbourne runs three rooms of its own design in a converted factory on Yarra St, with private 70-minute games, a dedicated host and walkie-talkie hints whenever you ask, from $39 per person. Rush Escape Game South Yarra has six handmade rooms off Toorak Rd, ranging from jungle and dragon adventures for all ages through to real horror, from $70 per person.
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Rush Escape Game South Yarra, which has a genuine horror room among six, alongside family quests with no scares.
Yes, Escape Room Melbourne South Melbourne lets groups of up to 18 book all three of its rooms together.
Escape Hunt Melbourne on Queen St welcomes children and has the family-friendly Aladdin & the Magic Vault, and Strike Bowling Melbourne Central also welcomes kids.
Its themed rooms run for 60 minutes, for two to six players each.
Entry is via 147 Osborne St, a short walk from South Yarra Station and the trams on Toorak Rd.
Escape Room Melbourne South Melbourne gives each private game a dedicated host, who answers by walkie-talkie whenever your team wants a hint, with no limit.
