FAQ
Buried Alive Northbridge: what pairs ask
Buried Alive is at 48 Lake Street, Northbridge WA 6003. Upstairs in the Northbridge horror rooms at 48 Lake Street, among the bars and late-night restaurants of Perth’s nightlife district. Perth’s city centre and Hay Street Mall are a few minutes’ walk south.
Ring Escape This Northbridge on (08) 6118 0286 about Buried Alive sessions, nerves or anything on the safety list. Most pairs book online, where the session is confirmed straight away.
As well as Buried Alive, Escape This Northbridge runs Asylum, Cannibal, The Haunting, Dracula, The Possession, Zombie Apocalypse, Frankenstein Resurrection, Pirate Island. Friends who came along but won’t get in a coffin can start another room at the same time.
Yes: Pirate Island. It is a sunny pirate adventure with no tight spaces, suited to families and first-timers, and it plays in the same Northbridge building as Buried Alive, so the brave pair can go underground while everyone else hunts treasure.
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A team of 2 holds the Northbridge record, out of Buried Alive in 30:00. Overall, 38% of pairs at this venue get out.
Buried Alive costs $59 per player Monday to Thursday and $65 per player Friday to Sunday, at both Northbridge and Sydney CBD. Since every booking is two people, that is $118 or $130 for the pair. Sydney’s listed prices exclude public and school holidays.
Buried Alive’s original site lists three shirts, I Survived, I Died and I Cried, sold in store at Escape This Northbridge for $19.99 to players who have been through the room. Ask at the front desk after your game to check they’re still stocked.
18. Buried Alive is strictly adults-only at every venue, with no exceptions, and staff may check ID if you look young. Under-18s cannot play or come in as spectators.
No. Buried Alive involves climbing into a coffin, lying down and crawling, so it isn’t suitable for wheelchair users or anyone with mobility difficulties. Escape This runs accessible rooms and will help you choose one.
Save it for afterwards. Anyone under the influence of alcohol or drugs is not allowed into Buried Alive. Northbridge’s bars are right outside for the celebration, or commiseration, once you’re back above ground.
Buried Alive plays in Perth at Escape This Northbridge, 48 Lake Street, where the room first opened, and in Sydney at Escape This Sydney CBD, 630 George Street. A third set of coffins opens at Escape This Melbourne CBD in March 2027.
Northbridge, going by the records. 38% of pairs dig out of Buried Alive at Escape This Northbridge, compared with 60% at Escape This Sydney CBD. The coffins and the Undertaker’s game are the same; the results are not.
Close to it. Measured by escape rate (fewest pairs getting out), at Escape This Northbridge it has the 4th-lowest escape rate of 9 rooms (38%), and at Escape This Sydney CBD it has the 2nd-lowest escape rate of 9 rooms (60%).
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