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Before you book Bank Heist
Bank Heist is rated 7 out of 10. Spotting the clues is the easy part; figuring out what they open is where crews get stuck. It’s pitched at players who’ve done an escape room before, but beginners keen for a challenge manage it with a few hints.
Yes. Bank Heist is a good pick for a first job if your crew enjoys a challenge. It’s tougher than the gentlest rooms at Perth CBD, but a gamesmaster is watching and will send extra clues whenever you ask.
Bank Heist costs $49 per adult and $39 per child under 16 from Monday to Thursday. From Friday to Sunday it’s $59 per adult and $49 per child. Public and school holidays are priced separately.
Yes. Bank Heist is $10 a head cheaper from Monday to Thursday than from Friday to Sunday, for adults and kids alike. The saving doesn’t apply during public and school holidays.
Online is quickest. Choose a session in the live Bank Heist calendar on this site or on escapethis.com.au and it’s confirmed straight away. To book by phone, ring Escape This Perth CBD on (08) 6118 0286.
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Only by phone or walk-in. Online Saturday bookings for Bank Heist need at least four players. Pairs and trios can call (08) 6118 0286 on the day, or turn up at Hay Street Mall, and play if a session is still free. Two players can book online on any other day.
Not all in one vault. Bank Heist caps each session at eight, which makes it one of the smaller rooms at Perth CBD, and the limit doesn’t bend. Split the group and book a second room at the same start time, such as High Noon, then compare who got out.
Never. Every Bank Heist booking is for one group only, and Escape This doesn’t mix strangers into a session. Whether the crew gets out is down to your team alone.
Yes. Escape This gift vouchers can be spent on Bank Heist at Perth CBD and are sold through escapethis.com.au. They suit a birthday, an anniversary or anyone who’s always wanted to see inside a vault.
Yes. Bank Heist only works if the crew talks, splits the jobs and trusts each other’s finds, which makes it a good fit for a date, a family birthday or colleagues. The room is booked privately, and bigger groups can run two rooms side by side.
Bank Heist takes two to eight players per session. On Saturdays the minimum is four, though smaller crews can phone or walk in on the day for any spare slot. Groups over eight split across Bank Heist and another room starting together.
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