Must-Play Escape Rooms in Sydney
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Must-Play Escape Rooms in Sydney

Best Escape Rooms in Sydney

Best Escape Rooms in Sydney

The Cipher Room

Offers three themes, with Espionage being the most recommended. Set in 1945, you act as a spy infiltrating enemy territory to rescue Agent M. The room’s environment is highly authentic, making you feel like you’re truly in 1945. You’ll be completely immersed in the game!

There are a total of 5 themes to choose from, available in both St Peters and Newtown. The selection depends on which theme and difficulty level you prefer. The clues are not overly difficult, but they are intricately linked and interrelated, making the experience highly engaging and mentally stimulating. It is advisable to book 2-3 weeks in advance, and these escape rooms are perfect for couples or groups of friends looking to have fun together.

St Peters Themes: LA RÉBELLION & MR PEPPER’S TOY SHOP

Newtown Themes: THE MARLOWE HOTEL & THE CABIN & ESPIONAGE

Price: 48-52 per person.

Parapark Sydney

This place is filled with a thrilling and terrifying atmosphere! As soon as you step into the escape room, eerie sounds surround you. There are even four pairs of eyes embedded in the bookshelf. You must stay calm at all times to pass the challenge.

The hostage rescue escape room theme has become increasingly popular, and this particular one focuses on creating a terrifying crisis atmosphere for the players. The onsite ambiance truly gives a spine-chilling feeling! You must remain very composed to successfully complete the challenge!

Address: 2/119 Wicks Rd, Macquarie Park 2113, NSW 2113

Paniq Room

This escape room venue is divided into four rooms. According to the staff, the difficulty levels are as follows: SEN3ES=HOUSE OF JUMANJI is at the beginner level, making it suitable for newcomers. The slightly more challenging one is GODFATHER, and the most difficult is SUPERCELL117.

Their popular theme is “Super Cell 117”! You’ll enter a “prison” and must escape within an hour. The scene is so realistic, it’s like a real prison break! You can tell the owners put a lot of effort into it. You’ll even be handcuffed and need to find the key to regain your freedom.

Each room provides an hour to unravel the mysteries. Before entering the room, the staff provides a thoughtful introduction to the guidelines and the storyline (personal belongings will be locked in a cabinet, and phones are not allowed). Once inside, the thrilling moment of decryption begins! Solving each puzzle brings excitement, and as you follow the discovered clues, the story progresses step by step. If you get stuck, you can always wave for assistance from the staff.

Address: 40 Gloucester St, The Rocks 2000

Mission

Offers multiple themes, with the Nine-Tailed Fox and Vampire themes being very popular! The game clues are intertwined, making you feel like you’re really in the story. The decoration has a vintage vibe, showing that the owners put a lot of thought into it. You’ll definitely be left wanting more after playing.

This escape room company has branches on both George St and Pitt St. Each branch offers different scenarios, and before visiting, you need to make a reservation for your preferred scenario on their official website and complete the payment. Once you arrive at the store, you can simply check-in and begin your escape adventure!

Address: Suite 202, 332-336 Pitt St, Fortuna House

Address 2: Suite 502/724 George St, Sydney NSW 2000

Escape Hunt

Experience This is a global chain of escape room stores, so they’re definitely reliable. To attract Sydney players, they’ve designed crime puzzles based on the city’s stories!

Address: Level 4, 393 George St, Sydney NSW 2000

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