Escape Hunt Melbourne
ProHighlights
- Themed rooms in the CBD near Queen and Little Bourke streets, a short way from Melbourne Central
- Games range from the family-friendly Aladdin & the Magic Vault to the tougher Zodiac Heist
- Bigger groups book several rooms to play side by side, with catering arranged on request
About Escape Hunt Melbourne
Escape Hunt Melbourne occupies a ground-floor venue at 190 Queen St in the CBD, close to the Little Bourke St corner and an easy walk from Melbourne Central station. Each game takes place in a richly themed room built like a film set, and your team has 60 minutes to work through codes, locks and hidden clues to complete the mission. Rooms on the Melbourne line-up include Aladdin & the Magic Vault, the most family-friendly of the set, the Prohibition-era Law & Disorder, Redacted, which sends players into a secret outback facility, and Zodiac Heist, set in an abandoned mineshaft lair. Most rooms take two to six players, and bigger groups simply book several rooms to play at the same time, which suits birthdays, hens and bucks nights, team socials and end-of-year parties. Allow about 90 minutes in total, with a briefing before you start. Game masters offer hints if the team gets stuck, the doors are never actually locked, and lockers are provided for bags and phones. Comfortable clothes are the only dress code. Games are PG unless stated, and under-16s must play with an adult aged over 18. Non-alcoholic drinks are sold on site, and while there is no kitchen, the team can arrange catering for an event; the surrounding CBD streets are full of places to eat afterwards. For corporate groups and schools, Escape Hunt Melbourne also offers team-building and excursion packages, and staff help plan in-venue Christmas parties.
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How much does Escape Hunt Melbourne cost?
Pricing is per person and depends on team size: $60 each for two players, $50 for three, $49 for four, $47 for five and $45 each for a team of six.
How many people can play at Escape Hunt Melbourne?
Most rooms suit two to six players. Larger birthday, hens or work groups book more than one room so the teams play side by side at the same time.
Is there an age limit for the escape rooms?
Games are rated PG unless stated otherwise, so older children can take part, but anyone under 16 must be accompanied in the room by an adult over 18.
Is food or drink available?
Non-alcoholic drinks are served on site. There is no food readily available, but the team can organise catering for a booking if you get in touch, and plenty of CBD eateries are nearby.
What are the opening hours?
The venue opens from 10am to 10pm Sunday to Thursday, and from 9.30am to 11pm on Friday and Saturday. Arrive about 10 to 15 minutes before your game for the briefing.
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Gemma Kennedy
2 months ago
Dan is just a great guy! He got us in early as the rooms was set to go, and then reset a room asap after being used, so we could do a second room that day. We love this venue and are about to do the 4th of 4 rooms. We di…
Amanda Kershaw
2 months ago
Escape hunt Melbourne was absolutely wonderful for my son's 11th birthday. Of course he chose one of the harder ones for himself and two ten year Olds and myself to try. We didn't make it but the game masters were ever s…
Carly Crothers
2 months ago
Such a fun experience! The room was awesome and the staff were so helpful and accommodating (even during their cool, on theme music off for me when requested so I could concentrate haha).
Damon “Craxtus” Willis
6 months ago
I’ll be honest I’ve never done an escape room in person until I visited Escape Hunt and it’s safe to say I’m hooked. Escape Hunt had four escape rooms when I went by with some friends late evening. We started with the e…
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