10 horror themes making up 19 rooms across Perth, Sydney and Melbourne, each with where it plays and how teams fare. Meat Grinder has its full page here; the rest link on to their official sites.
In short: Every Escape This horror room on one page: The Possession, Meat Grinder, Cannibal, The Haunting, Dracula, Van Helsing, Buried Alive, Asylum, Zombie Apocalypse and Frankenstein Resurrection, plus The Dunny as a spooky thriller. Every one except Meat Grinder has an official site of its own.
The house from The Haunting, revisited, in three cities.
Official site: thepossession.com.au
Dinner was lovely. The waiter was taking notes. Now you are on the menu.
The original cannibal room: a butcher’s locker, a dinner party, and you as the main course.
Official site: cannibalescape.com.au
Chapter one of Cathy’s house, and the only horror room that takes a dozen players.
Official site: thehaunting.com.au
A tomb that should hold a staked Count and doesn’t, and a blood moon on the way.
Official site: escapedracula.com.au
The hunter failed. His relics, and his war, are yours now.
Official site: escapedracula.com.au
Two players, two coffins, and the sound of dirt on the lid.
Official site: buriedalive.com.au
A cell, a set of cuffs and a voice on the intercom that knows your name.
Official site: asylumescape.com.au
Finish the cure before the thing behind the glass finishes the door.
Official site: zombieapocalypse.com.au
A storm, a slab and a doctor who needs a few more pairs of hands.
Official site: escapefrankenstein.com.au
The Dunny is tagged Adventure by Escape This. It is here for players who want the tension without the full fright.
Not horror, exactly: an outback loo, a celebrity axeman and the sun going down.
Official site: thedunny.com.au
Escape This runs 19 horror rooms as of 25 October 2026, counting every room at every venue. They are built on 10 different horror themes, several of which play in more than one city. The count comes straight from the Horror tag in Escape This’s room catalog. Horrorscape also lists The Dunny, but as a spooky thriller, not a horror room.
Because Escape This files The Dunny under Adventure, not Horror. It has a deranged villain, a deadline at sundown and a creepy outback set, so horror fans ask about it, but it plays for laughs as much as screams. Horrorscape keeps it on the thriller shelf and never counts it among the horror rooms.
Look for a lower difficulty rating and a higher escape rate. Escape This rates The Haunting, Dracula, Zombie Apocalypse and Frankenstein Resurrection 7 out of 10, below the 8s. By the numbers, the most-escaped ranked horror rooms are The Haunting in Northbridge (51%), Frankenstein Resurrection in Sydney CBD (80%), Possession in Melbourne CBD (91%).
Most of them. In Escape This’s booking system, every horror room takes a pair except The Haunting (from 4), Dracula (from 4) and Frankenstein Resurrection (from 3). Buried Alive is two players exactly. Watch for Saturday four-player minimums on rooms like The Possession and Meat Grinder.
The Haunting at Escape This Northbridge, which takes up to 12 players. Most horror rooms stop at 6 or 8, and Buried Alive at 2. Bigger groups can split across rooms that start together; Team Escapes handles that for work groups.
18+: Meat Grinder, Cannibal, Buried Alive and Asylum. 15+: The Possession, The Haunting, Dracula and Zombie Apocalypse. 13+: Van Helsing and Frankenstein Resurrection. These are strict limits in Escape This’s booking system. The Dunny, a spooky thriller, is 13+ at Perth CBD and 9+ at Manly.
They can. Escape This reserves the right to ask for ID from anyone who looks under the limit, and its 15+ and 18+ horror rooms don’t admit younger children as spectators either. Bring photo ID if you could pass for younger.
Out of 10, Escape This rates Cannibal, Buried Alive, The Possession, Asylum and Meat Grinder at 8; Van Helsing at 7.5; and The Haunting, Dracula, Zombie Apocalypse and Frankenstein Resurrection at 7. Those are design ratings; the escape rates on Horrorscape show how teams actually fare.
Frankenstein Resurrection at Northbridge, from $49 per player in Escape This’s booking system as of 25 October 2026. Most other horror rooms start at $49 in Northbridge and $55 in Sydney and Melbourne; Buried Alive starts at $59.
Use the live booking grid on any Horrorscape city or room page; it shows real availability and confirms straight away through Escape This’s ticketing partner, Fever. You can also call the venue. Every booking is private to your group.
No. Escape This keeps every booking exclusive to the group that made it, so the only people screaming beside you in the dark are your own. That has been its policy all along.
They can leave. Escape This fits its horror rooms with panic buttons for exiting early and watches every game on CCTV, so staff know when someone is struggling. Nobody will be allowed to play while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.