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Lost Tomb, Perth CBD: questions
Lost Tomb (the Entombed sequel) is at Escape This Perth CBD, The Basement, 712–720 Hay Street Mall, Perth WA 6000. Head down the stairs from the Hay Street Mall pedestrian strip into The Basement. Perth Underground, Elizabeth Quay and Perth stations are all within walking distance, and city hotels are close by.
The Escape This Perth CBD team, on (08) 6118 0286. They handle Lost Tomb (the Entombed sequel) questions about access, ages and splitting a big expedition, though most teams book online and get an instant confirmation.
Alongside Lost Tomb (the Entombed sequel), Escape This Perth CBD runs High Noon, The Dunny, Captain Nemo, Pirates, Pirate Island, Wizard's Chamber, Bank Heist, Hitman, Telephone, Hotel: Murder Mystery, plus Entombed, the other half of the series. Several rooms can start together if your group splits up.
A team of 5, who escaped Lost Tomb (the Entombed sequel) in 29:48. Over every recorded game here, 65% of teams have made it out.
Lost Tomb, the sequel to Entombed, begins at a deserted archaeological camp with its artefacts untouched. A sandstorm forces your team inside a structure that turns out to predate the Pharaohs. The dig has weakened not a tomb but the last barrier against a dark god, and you must descend and restore the seal or the world falls into endless night.
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.
On Escape This’s scale, a little: Lost Tomb is rated 7.5 out of 10 against Entombed’s 7. The game records disagree so far: 65% of teams have escaped Lost Tomb, while 44% get out of Perth’s Entombed, with 4.1 and 5.3 hints used on average.
Lost Tomb, the second room in the Entombed series, opened at Escape This Perth CBD on 19 March 2026, according to Escape This’s booking system. It joined the Perth Entombed, which has played under Hay Street Mall since May 2024.
Yes. Lost Tomb’s game began as The Temple at Chambers Escape Games in Honolulu, Hawaii. As The Temple it won Escape the Roomers’ 2019 Bullseye Award for Best Overall and a Best of Morty award in 2024, and was nominated for TERPECA in 2021. Escape This then re-themed it as the Entombed sequel and relaunched it in Perth, so those honours belong to The Temple’s run.
In Perth, yes; in Manly, no. Perth’s Entombed and Lost Tomb each take one wheelchair per session, with a few puzzles harder to reach from a chair. Manly’s Entombed is not wheelchair accessible, so a group with a wheelchair user should book the Perth rooms.
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.
Lost Tomb, the Entombed sequel, has the 8th-lowest escape rate of the 12 ranked rooms at Escape This Perth CBD, with 65% of teams escaping. Bank Heist is the hardest there by that measure.
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