If you’re both into puzzles and games, then yes!! This would be an amazing date idea. If she’s a basic girl who doesn’t really enjoy much beyond drinking, movies, and dancing... then try something else.

Please see answer below, I don’t represent escape room but my understanding is for 1 year

That is a good question. As far as I can recollect, I believe there was a couple of steps when entering the building. However, I believe it is not wheelchair friendly - not the place we have been to. It is quite narrow and the rooms are quite small. The person in the wheelchair would not enjoy it because he or she would not be able to join in as much fun because of the limited space and their interaction (not all) would also be limited as well. That's my opinion, perhaps if you ask the people who run the business, they may suggest otherwise? I hope this helps.

Hi Vivian , it was $35 per person , and I agree with John they are small rooms we had 4 people . Maybe you could split the group and do 2 different escape rooms at the Same time Marina

For a group of 10 you'd need to book two rooms - we usually have a maximum of between 4 and 6, depending on the room (as Kezzles noted, anything more than that gets a bit cramped!). Feel free to send us an email if you have any questions about which room(s) to book :)

Hi Leonie - Vascariz pretty much covered it for us (thanks!), though I just wanted to add that of our other two rooms, we usually recommend the original escape room in Flemington as it's slightly easier and younger kids seem to really enjoy it. Our newest room (Kellar's Magic Emporium) does have a few creepy elements so may be less appropriate. Also, we don't officially offer a child rate, but for a 10-year old we're happy to arrange a discount - just send us an email before you book :)

South Melbourne is probably slightly easier as it's more central and there are a couple of different options to get there - from the city it's a short tram ride on the number 12 (from Collins street), the number 55 (from William street), or the number 1 (from Swanston street). Alternatively, it's only a 20 minute walk from Flinders street station, which can be faster than the tram if there's heavy traffic. Flemington is a little bit further out - you can catch a train to Newmarket station (around 10-15 minutes from Flinders street station), or the number 59 tram from Elizabeth street. If you're in the north of the CBD it would probably be a comparable amount of time as getting to South Melbourne. Hope that helps, feel free to send us an email if you have any other questions :)