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Your Handy Guide to Conquering Lost Reality Escape Rooms in Perth
- Things to Know
- How to Get to Lost Reality Escape Rooms
- Escape Rooms Available at Lost Reality Cannington
- The Jungle
- Sinister Circus
- Experiment X
- Sherlock Holmes: London is Falling
- The Witch’s Potion
- Escape Rooms Available at Lost Reality Victoria Park
- Terminal Crisis
- Special Ops: Tokyo
- Mystical Manor
- Dead or Alive
Nothing gets my adrenaline pumping quite like a thrilling session in one of Lost Reality’s escape rooms! It’s a blast racing against the clock as my friends and I put our minds to the test solving puzzles and unravelling mysteries.
They have escape rooms catering to every taste—from spine-chilling horror to enchanting fantasy and high-stakes spy thrillers!
Since many haven’t had the chance to experience these incredible challenges yet, I’ve put together this handy guide to help you out. Get a sneak peek of what trials await you here!
Things to Know
Cannington branch
Address: Unit 7/1451 Albany Hwy
Contact details: +61 8 6119 4453
Operating hours:
- 10:30 AM – 8:30 PM (MON, TUES, and THURS)
- 10:30 AM – 10:00 PM (FRI)
- 9:30 AM – 10:00 PM (SAT)
- 9:30 AM – 8:30 PM (SUN)
Ticket prices:
- 2-3 Players: $55 Per Person
- 4-5 Players: $46 Per Person
- 6 Players or more: $42 Per Person
Victoria Park branch
Address: 295 Albany Hwy
Contact details: +61 8 6185 1688
Operating hours:
- 10:30 AM – 8:30 PM (MON-THURS)
- 10:30 AM – 10:00 PM (FRI)
- 9:30 AM – 10:00 PM (SAT and SUN)
Ticket prices:
- 2-3 Players: $55 Per Person
- 4-5 Players: $46 Per Person
- 6 Players or more: $42 Per Person
How to Get to Lost Reality Escape Rooms
Cannington branch
By Bus: Take Bus 220 from the Perth CBD, then alight at the bus station near Nicholson Road. From there, it’s a short walk north along Albany Highway. Continue walking until you reach Unit 7/1451 Albany Highway.
By Train: Hop on the Armadale Line from Perth Station and alight at Cannington Station. From there, walk south on Station St. towards Albany Highway. Then, turn left onto Albany Highway and keep walking until you reach this branch.
By Taxi: A taxi ride from the Perth CBD to Lost Reality’s Cannington branch will take approximately 20 to 25 minutes and will cost you $33. Just tell the driver their full address, Unit 7/1451 Albany Highway, Cannington.
By Car: The Cannington branch itself has plenty of parking spots, so parking won’t be an issue.
Victoria Park branch
By Bus: You can take Bus 220 from the Perth CBD and then alight at the bus stop near Mcmaster Street. From there, it’s a quick one-minute walk, as you’ll need to cross Albany Highway to reach this branch.
By Train: You can hop on the Armadale Line from Perth Station to Victoria Park Station. From there, walk west on Duncan St. towards Albany Highway. Then, turn right onto Albany Highway and keep walking until you reach this branch.
By Taxi: Taking a taxi from the Perth CBD to get here will cost you $15, and the ride will approximately take 10 to 15 minutes, depending on the traffic. Simply provide the address 295 Albany Highway, Victoria Park, to the driver.
By Car: If you’re lucky, you can use the roadside parking spot beside this branch. If not, there’s a convenient parking lot available a few metres away on King George Street.
Escape Rooms Available at Lost Reality Cannington
The Jungle
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For those who prefer a more laid-back escape room experience, I can definitely recommend The Jungle. It’s of moderate difficulty and only needs anywhere between two to six players to complete.
Personally, I prefer going for their more intense escape rooms, but I often book a session here whenever I accompany someone who hasn’t been to one before.
This room transports you into a jungle teeming with realistic-looking props that mimic lush vegetation and wildlife. Its sounds make you feel like you’re in the movie Jumanji!
Sinister Circus
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Of course, it’s no surprise that they have horror-themed escape rooms too! Enter the Sinister Circus, a place where visitors are rumoured to go missing whenever the show reaches its terrifying conclusion.
This is one of their harder escape rooms with puzzles that can take up to eight players to complete within the time limit. It’s still doable with fewer players, but you’ll need to pick up the pace since puzzles are a lot harder here.
It sells its horror elements well with its enclosed spaces and an intense atmosphere, but, to be honest, its tricks are something I’m already used to.
Experiment X
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Now this one really caught my eye, since it has a very interesting story. Our next escape room, Experiment X, is a science thriller where you’re chosen to create a life-saving cure that can also prolong the lives of those afflicted with the disease.
However, not everything is quite simple. Along your quest to discover the cure, you’ll also encounter the shady past of the pharmaceutical company that hired you.
When my friends and I tried it out, we found it wasn’t as hard as the Sinister Circus, but it wasn’t a walk in the park. Make sure to bring six players along.
Sherlock Holmes: London is Falling
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For the fans of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s most famous character, this one’s for you! In this room, you’ll receive a letter from none other than Professor Moriarty, Holmes’ archnemesis, and you’re suddenly thrown into a high-stakes mission to thwart his evil plan.
This is definitely one of Lost Reality’s more challenging escape rooms, designed for those whose intellect can rival that of Sherlock Holmes. With a completion rate of only 40%, it truly puts your problem-solving skills to the test.
I’ll admit, we didn’t manage to beat it ourselves. The puzzles are so well-designed that it almost took us half an hour just to complete the first ones. Before we knew it, we ran out of time.
The Witch’s Potion
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Another challenging escape room you can try in their Cannington branch is The Witch’s Potion. This is for the fantasy fans, as it features a story that’s all about saving a king with a potion from the witch’s lair.
It’s one of my favourites! I won’t spoil it, but tinkering around the witch’s lair and using the clues scattered around to find the right potion was thrilling.
Since this one lacks horror elements, it’s an escape room I can recommend for the whole family. It’s also quite generous with its time limit, so the kids can definitely contribute to solving the case without being under intense pressure.
Escape Rooms Available at Lost Reality Victoria Park
Terminal Crisis
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Now, let’s head over to their Victoria Park branch, where more challenges await! This time we have Terminal Crisis, a thrilling escape room where you and your team must stop a train taken over by terrorists from crashing into the city.
This is definitely a must-try for all those who want to get their adrenaline pumping. Speed is the name of the game here, since you only have an hour to solve all the puzzles and find the switch that can halt the train.
In my experience, this escape room is thrilling yet not overly difficult, even for beginners. I even peeked at the leaderboard and saw a team that managed to solve it in under 15 minutes! So, it’s a perfect blend of excitement and accessibility.
Special Ops: Tokyo
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If you want to experience how Ethan Hunt or James Bond saves the day, check out Special Ops: Tokyo. This spy-thriller escape room gives you the task of locating and securing a bioweapon hidden in Tokyo before it detonates.
To be honest, I was completely wowed with this one. The story is quite different from the usual, and this challenge features deadly traps and puzzles that require a lot of strategic thinking and problem-solving skills.
But don’t worry because this room isn’t as hard as Sherlock Holmes: London is Falling. According to its leaderboard as of 2025, some teams were able to finish this one in under 30 minutes.
Mystical Manor
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Mystical Manor is another great escape room for those who love a bit of magic and mystery. In this adventure, you and your team must undo enchantments and recover powerful artefacts hidden within this mysterious manor.
Its difficulty ranges from medium to hard, making it a nice challenge for most players.
The theme and story they offer here are already featured in many other escape rooms, but Mystical Manor can still be a treat for beginners.
Dead or Alive
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Another classic escape room experience you can try is Dead or Alive. In this room, you and your team must solve puzzles to escape the room before the killer catches you. It’s a familiar storyline, but the execution is top-notch.
Even as an escape room veteran, I must admit that I’m amazed with this one. The atmosphere here is very eerie, and the puzzles are designed to keep the players on edge at all times.
It’ll throw you some jumpscares and spooky events. If you’re a fan of the classic haunted houses featured in amusement parks, this one’s for you!
