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OACE Escape Rooms

Adelaide CBD (Hindley Street), South Australia

In short: OACE Escape Rooms was listed as an escape room centre in Adelaide CBD (Hindley Street), South Australia, but may have closed: we couldn’t confirm it is still trading, because its website address no longer loads. OACE was listed on Hindley Street as Adelaide’s Chinese-themed escape room centre, with four rooms run in both Chinese and English.

May have closed

Check before booking. We couldn’t confirm that OACE Escape Rooms is still trading: its website address no longer loads (checked 22 October 2026).

About OACE Escape Rooms

OACE was listed on Hindley Street as Adelaide’s Chinese-themed escape room centre, with four rooms run in both Chinese and English.

Listing details

Area
Adelaide CBD (Hindley Street)
State
South Australia
Type
Escape room centre
Website
No working website found
Listing
Standard (free) · checked 22 October 2026

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Escape Rooms Australia lists 4 Adelaide escape room businesses: Escape Hunt Adelaide (Adelaide CBD (Rundle Mall)), Adventure Rooms Adelaide (Adelaide CBD (Rundle Mall)), Mindshift Escape Rooms (Adelaide CBD (Pulteney Street)) and ESC Rooms (Hindmarsh). Each has its own centre page with a link to its website.

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