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LOST in Melbourne

Melbourne CBD (Flinders Lane and Exhibition Street), Victoria

In short: LOST in Melbourne is an escape room centre in Melbourne CBD (Flinders Lane and Exhibition Street), Victoria, with a free Standard listing on Escape Rooms Australia. Every game at LOST in Melbourne is a horror game: its team calls them carefully crafted nightmares, built by self-confessed horror fans.

About LOST in Melbourne

Every game at LOST in Melbourne is a horror game: its team calls them carefully crafted nightmares, built by self-confessed horror fans.

Its website now lists two city venues, one in Flinders Lane and one on Exhibition Street, and links to sister venues under the same name in Perth and Malaysia.

Listing details

Area
Melbourne CBD (Flinders Lane and Exhibition Street)
State
Victoria
Type
Escape room centre
Website
lostinmelbourne.com
Listing
Standard (free) · checked 22 October 2026

Before you book

With so many Melbourne escape rooms close together, it is worth choosing by tram route: the CBD venues are all inside the free tram zone, the south-eastern suburbs follow the Sandringham and Glen Waverley lines, and the regional centres suit a day trip with an afternoon game.

A dedicated escape room centre usually runs several rooms side by side, so ask whether two can start at once if your group is large.

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Questions, answered

Questions about escape rooms in Melbourne

Which escape rooms are in Melbourne’s CBD?

The directory lists Escape This Melbourne CBD on Collins Street and Entermission Melbourne (Bourke Street), TRAPT Bar & Escape Rooms (Lonsdale Street), LOST in Melbourne (Flinders Lane and Exhibition Street), Adventure Rooms Melbourne (Bourke Street and Little Collins Street), Escape Hunt Melbourne (Queen Street), Cubescape (La Trobe Street) and Red Herring Escape Rooms (Crown Melbourne). Most are inside the free tram zone, so a team can compare two escape rooms in one evening.

How does Escape Rooms Australia check its escape room listings?

Each Standard listing is checked against the business’s own website: whether it still loads, and any address or phone number it publishes. The last full check was on 22 October 2026. Escape Rooms Australia never publishes prices, ratings or opening hours for Standard listings, because they change too often.

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