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Entombed carries a 7 out of 10 rating from Escape This. Most clues are in plain sight; working out what they mean is the hard part. Teams with an escape room behind them suit it best, but newcomers who like a challenge do well too, and the gamesmaster sends a hint whenever you ask for one.
Yes, with a warning that it pushes back. Escape This says first-timers find Entombed fairly demanding, yet plenty of groups choose it for their first game. A gamesmaster follows every minute on camera and can nudge a stuck team towards the right inscription.
You don’t have to. Entombed and Lost Tomb are separate rooms with their own sets and puzzles, so either works as a first game. Starting with Entombed gives the series a natural order, from a scholar’s study to the depths below, and both run at Escape This Perth CBD for a double booking.
Perth’s Entombed and Lost Tomb share one price list: $49 per adult and $39 per child under 16 Monday to Thursday, rising to $65 and $55 Friday to Sunday. Entombed in Manly is listed at $59 per adult and $49 per child, though some sessions show from $39 when booking. Holidays are priced separately.
Use the booking page on this site: pick Entombed in Manly, Entombed in Perth or Lost Tomb, choose a time and the confirmation comes straight back. Phone bookings work too, on (02) 9173 8535 for Manly and (08) 6118 0286 for Perth CBD.
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No. Each Entombed and Lost Tomb session is sold to one booking only, so your expedition is exactly the people you bring. Escape This has never mixed groups and says it never will.
Not in one room. Entombed holds six in Manly and eight in Perth, and Lost Tomb eight, and Escape This won’t stretch those limits. In Perth a big group can split across Entombed and Lost Tomb at the same start time and compare notes afterwards; for work events, Team Escape plans multi-room bookings.
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Yes. Escape This gift vouchers are sold on escapethis.com.au and can be spent on Entombed in Manly or Perth, or on Lost Tomb. They make a neat present for the history student, the amateur Egyptologist or the friend who rewatches every tomb-raiding film.
Entombed takes two to six in Manly and two to eight in Perth, where Saturday sessions need at least four. Lost Tomb needs four to eight at weekends, and takes pairs and trios only on certain days and times shown in its live availability. Groups beyond the limit book a second room.
In two places. Entombed plays at Escape This Manly, 2B The Corso in Sydney’s Manly, and at Escape This Perth CBD, The Basement, 712–720 Hay Street Mall. Its sequel, Lost Tomb, is in the same Perth CBD venue. It is not at Northbridge, Sydney CBD or Melbourne.
Yes, in Perth. Entombed and Lost Tomb both run at Escape This Perth CBD on Hay Street Mall, so a team can book one after the other, or split a larger group across both at the same start time.
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