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48 Lake Street, Northbridge WA 6003. Frankenstein Resurrection’s laboratory is inside Escape This Northbridge, on the corner of Lake and Francis streets, in the middle of Perth’s entertainment quarter.
Escape This Northbridge answers on (08) 6118 0286. Call about Frankenstein Resurrection bookings, Saturday sessions for groups of three, or accessibility before you arrive.
Alongside Frankenstein Resurrection, Escape This Northbridge runs The Haunting, Dracula, Cannibal, Buried Alive, The Possession, Asylum, Zombie Apocalypse, Pirate Island. Bigger groups can start two rooms at the same time.
Jake’s group holds it, waking the creature in 28:00. At Escape This Northbridge, 46% of groups finish Frankenstein Resurrection in time.
Only by phone or walk-in. Online Saturday bookings for Frankenstein Resurrection need four players at both venues, but a group of three can call on the day or turn up and take an open Saturday slot. On any other day, three is enough.
Easily. Almost every room at Escape This Northbridge is horror, including The Haunting, Dracula, Cannibal and Asylum, so a second dark hour is never far from Frankenstein Resurrection. Book them back to back, or at the same start time if the group is splitting up.
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Thirteen, and it’s strict. Every Frankenstein Resurrection player must be 13 or over, and staff may ask for ID from anyone who looks younger. At Northbridge, children under 13 can’t come in to watch either.
No. Some puzzles in Frankenstein Resurrection generate an electromagnetic field, so players with pacemakers can’t take part at any venue. Every other Escape This room is safe for them, and the team will help you choose one.
In Sydney, yes; in Northbridge, no. Frankenstein Resurrection at Escape This Sydney CBD takes one wheelchair per session, with a few puzzles harder to reach from a seat. The Northbridge laboratory isn’t wheelchair accessible, so ask that team to suggest another room.
No. In Perth, Frankenstein Resurrection plays only at Escape This Northbridge on Lake Street, not at Escape This Perth CBD on Hay Street Mall. Older listings named other venues, so check the address on your booking.
Mostly in the practical details. Sydney CBD’s Frankenstein Resurrection takes up to eight players instead of six, has a cheaper fare for under-16s and fits one wheelchair per session, which Northbridge can’t. The doctor, the storm and the 60-minute limit are the same.
Measured by escape rate, where lower means harder, Frankenstein Resurrection is 7th hardest of 9 at Escape This Northbridge and 7th hardest of 9 at Escape This Sydney CBD. Rooms with fewer than 100 recorded games are left out of the comparison.
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Escape This Sydney CBD, so far. 78% of 522 groups have escaped Frankenstein Resurrection at Escape This Sydney CBD, while 46% of 1,140 groups have escaped Frankenstein Resurrection at Escape This Northbridge.
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