Escape Rooms near Frankston
Down in Frankston? Our nearest venue is Chadstone (Oakleigh), a run north up EastLink, three rooms with live availability below. Below is a day around the waterfront and McClelland with a game folded in, the reasons an escape room is worth the drive, and live times you can book now.
A day in Frankston
Frankston is a proper bayside city and the gateway to the Mornington Peninsula. Here is a day worth the drive.
The Frankston Waterfront
The Frankston Waterfront runs to kilometres of sandy beach, a raised timber boardwalk, the arched Landmark Bridge and an adventure playground. The heritage Frankston Pier, built in 1864, is the best sunset spot in town, and in summer the beach hosts the Sand Sculpting exhibition.
McClelland Sculpture Park
McClelland Sculpture Park + Gallery is Australia's leading sculpture park, more than 100 large-scale works across 16 hectares of bushland and lakes, where art and nature fuse, plus a cafe. Nearby, Olivers Hill gives sweeping views over the bay and the Peninsula.
Arts, shops and the Peninsula
The Frankston Arts Centre runs theatre and music, the Bayside centre covers the shopping and cinemas, and Frankston is the gateway to the Mornington Peninsula, hot springs, wineries and Arthurs Seat just down the road.
…then the escape room
Round the day off with a game: Chadstone is a run north up EastLink, with three rooms and live availability below.
Chadstone: a run north up EastLink
From Frankston, Chadstone is a run north up EastLink and Peninsula Link, about half an hour, or the train changing at Caulfield. The venue is at 53 Warrigal Road, about 150 metres from Oakleigh Station, three rooms to choose from.
Reasons to book an escape room near Frankston
Whatever the occasion, there is a Rush room close to Frankston to build it around. Each of these has its own guide if you want to go deeper.
A day out worth the drive
Frankston is a bayside day-trip and the gateway to the Peninsula, so pair it with a game on the way back to town: the waterfront and McClelland in the morning, then a run up EastLink to Chadstone for an hour in a room. An escape room folds neatly into a bigger day.
Things to do in Melbourne this weekend → The best escape rooms in Melbourne →Kids, teens and the school holidays
With the beach and the boardwalk, Frankston is a family stretch, and the school holidays are our busiest family window. Da Vinci Down Under and Mission:Possible at Chadstone are all-ages, not-scary rooms and a great challenge for older kids and teens; under-16s play with a participating adult.
Escape rooms for kids & families → School holiday activities →A group outing or celebration
For a birthday or a big group, split across rooms at Chadstone and race. If your group loves a real puzzle, Da Vinci and Mission are our two hardest rooms, a proper test to cap a day out.
Escape rooms for large groups → Celebrations & parties →A rainy-day plan that still feels like an outing
When the bay weather turns, an escape room paired with a film at Chadstone next door makes a weatherproof afternoon that still feels like a proper day out.
Rainy day activities in Melbourne →The rooms at Chadstone
HackSaw: Remastered Difficulty
Earn your redemption in one hour, before the house burns.
Da Vinci Down Under Difficulty
Crack the code, steal the map of da Vinci's lost inventions, and escape before the villain returns.
Mission:Possible Difficulty
Find the rogue agent and extract the microchip in 60 minutes. Your final test.
Pricing
From $70 per player for a standard booking, plus two regular deals: Crew Night (4-6 players, $250-$300, Mon-Fri from 4pm, code CREWNIGHT) and Cheap Tuesday (from $45 per player, code CHEAPTUES). Corporate daytime bookings are priced by the room. Live prices show in the booking grid above; full pricing is on the Chadstone page.
Where to find us
Rush Escape Game Chadstone
53 Warrigal Road, Chadstone VIC 3148 · 04 6871 3389
About 150 metres from Oakleigh Station. View on Google Maps
Frequently asked questions
- Which Rush venue is closest to Frankston?
- Chadstone (Oakleigh), a run north up EastLink and Peninsula Link, about half an hour. It has three rooms: our two hardest puzzle rooms, Da Vinci Down Under and Mission:Possible, plus the terrifying HackSaw: Remastered.
- How do we get there?
- Drive north up EastLink and Peninsula Link to the venue at 53 Warrigal Road, about 150 metres from Oakleigh Station, or take the train and change at Caulfield.
- We are a local business, can you take a work group?
- Yes. Weekday daytime is our corporate window, and larger teams split across rooms and compete. See the team building and corporate events pages, or ask us for a quote.
- How long does a room take?
- Each room runs 60 minutes; allow about 90 minutes on site with the briefing and a photo at the end.
- How many can play at Chadstone, and can kids join?
- HackSaw: Remastered takes 2 to 6 players; Da Vinci Down Under and Mission:Possible take 2 to 4. Groups of 5 to 6 play Remastered, or split across rooms and race. Da Vinci and Mission are all-ages, not-scary puzzle rooms; players under 16 are welcome with a participating adult. For younger crews, see escape rooms for kids and families.
Escape rooms near other bayside and south-eastern suburbs
Heading up from the Peninsula? These are the nearest guides.
Other Rush venues
Heading somewhere else in Melbourne? We are also in South Yarra, Hawthorn, St Kilda. Full live times and prices are on each venue's booking page.