Escape Room Penrith & Western Sydney

If you fail to complete the Escape Room on time then you are allowed to finish the game at a later date. But, you won't be able continue from where you left off , and you'll have to begin at the beginning. But, this can vary based of the room and the number of participants.

The Inner City Amateur Dramatic Society welcomes you to their production of Scenes From Romeo and Juliet. An audio play, interactive performance and escape room that will leave you laughing. Our games masters are assigned to your group only the entire time, and interact with you in unique ways throughout the game. As the perfect starting point for beginners, their Paris escape room has you preparing to leave your beautiful Paris hotel room – but you can’t find your plane tickets or passport! As the clock slowly ticks away, you must search your hotel room for any clues so you can checkout and not miss your flight. You’ll be spoilt for choice at Mission, Sydney's first mechanical escape room and there are seven escape room themes to have a crack at across its George Street and Pitt Street venues.

If this is a little too real for you, other options include a cursed circus with a well-kept secret. Or you can get locked inside the confines of an asylum with a convicted murdered on the loose. These are all quite intense, but will definitely get that adrenaline going. Paniq Room puts participants in some seriously precarious situations.

Exitus gives you 50 minutes in one of three different rooms to escape. They have eight different rooms, with three located in each of only a few chains around Australia. Sydney’s King Street Wharf and Macquarie Centre bowling locations have the escape rooms, while Melbourne Strike has them at the QV and Highpoint. Brisbane even has one at Strike Wintergarden, so everyone in those three states can get involved. It’s great for corporate building, parties, groups or just 2 people. To exchange your experience, select a product, add it to cart and proceed to checkout.

If you feel claustrophobic or you want to leave, you are never locked into a room and are free to exit at any time. Wondering if you can use your Dine and Discover vouchers to book an escape room experience? Entering an Escape Rooms is like being the first detective to arrive at a crime scene. Note things that you find as they may become relevant as the mystery starts to unravel.

Each room here requires you to complete the mission, sometimes like a secret agent, a wizard, or an assassin in the pub. You will be immersed in different situations such as Sydney in the 1920s when the Razor Gang ruled, and a wizard school, where all the magic disappeared. The rooms are all different levels of difficulty but take around the same amount of time to complete. Since bringing their expeditions to Canberra, the brand moved into Sydney, leading players on a dangerous trek through the Australian outback where every decision could be your last. The room should take around 60 minutes in total to escape, making it a fun way to spend a Saturday night with friends before dinner or drinks nearby. There is another room opening soon, dubbed “Return of the exiled king” although there’s no description of what the scenario is.

There's even one that splits your group up from the start, called Supercell 117, in which you'll begin in two separate prison cells, all hand-cuffed and blindfolded. It's one eerie experience — especially if Sydney Escape Rooms there are just two of you playing. You can also navigate the secrets of a famous magician's mansion, trying not to fall for the many tricks around the corner.

Many escape rooms in Sydney allow people aged 7 years and older to enter an escape room as long as a parent or guardian is present. Without an adult present, the minimum age to participate in an escape room is 16 years old. Every escape room is different, but the average amount of time you get in an escape room is one hour. Skip the restrictive clothes and high heels for your escape room experience and opt for comfortable clothes with enclosed shoes.

This escape game is based on Sydney’s real-life 1920’s Razor Gangs. The gang leader has been assassinated, and players must solve the riddles to find the assassin. The game is quite advanced and most suitable for advanced and experienced players.

Players have a limited amount of time, usually one hour, in which they must figure out how to unlock the exit. There is typically one main puzzle that requires a series of smaller puzzles to be solved first, each containing a required piece of the main puzzle. Could you save the world, catch a killer, escape a vampire or bring down a tyrant – in one hour or less? Those are just a handful of the nail-biting missions you can take on at Sydney's exciting array of escape rooms.