# Zombie Apocalypse

> Zombie Apocalypse is a 60-minute horror and sci-fi escape room by Escape This. A virus has overrun the world; players are sealed in an abandoned laboratory with one infected test subject in a failing containment chamber, and must stabilise the bio-tech and administer a cure before the power fails. It plays at Escape This Northbridge (48 Lake Street, Perth), Sydney CBD (630 George Street) and Melbourne CBD (259 Collins Street); Escape This Brisbane CBD (address to be announced) follows in the first half of 2027. Difficulty 7/10.

Key facts (updated 2026-10-24):
- Difficulty: 7/10. Duration: 60 minutes (allow ~90 minutes for the visit; arrive 15 minutes early).
- Northbridge: Escape This Northbridge, 48 Lake Street, Northbridge WA 6003. Phone (08) 6118 0286. 2–4 players. Monday – Thursday $49 per player; Friday – Sunday $59 per player (One price per player. Excludes public and school holidays.) Strictly 15+. Wheelchair accessible: no. Escape rate 33%. Rated 4.94/5, with 76 five-star reviews. Book: https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/northbridge/
- Sydney: Escape This Sydney CBD, 630 George Street, Sydney NSW 2000. Phone (02) 9173 8535. 2–4 players. Monday – Thursday $55 per player; Friday – Sunday $65 per player (One price per player. Excludes public and school holidays.) Strictly 15+. Wheelchair accessible: yes. Escape rate 66%. Rated 4.97/5, with 99 five-star reviews. Book: https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/sydney-cbd/
- Melbourne: Escape This Melbourne CBD, 259 Collins Street, Melbourne VIC 3000. Phone (03) 7078 8118. 2–4 players. Off-peak session $55 per player; Peak session $65 per player (One price per player. Melbourne sessions are priced as peak or off-peak, and escapethis.com.au shows which applies next to each time.) Strictly 15+. Wheelchair accessible: not confirmed. Escape rate 66%. Rated 5/5, with 7 five-star reviews. Book: https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/melbourne-cbd/
- Coming soon — Brisbane: Escape This Brisbane CBD, Brisbane QLD (address to be announced), opening in the first half of 2027. Details: https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/brisbane/
- Totals: 11,796 players, 2,611 games, 40% escape rate, average escape 49:20, record 24:25.
- Rating: 4.96/5, with 182 five-star reviews.
- Producer: Escape This (https://www.escapethis.com.au). Escape This is Australia’s largest escape room operator, and runs its own escape room design studio and escape room factory in Australia. It has venues in Perth, Sydney and Melbourne, has hosted more than 500,000 players and has earned 17,960 five-star reviews.
- Escape This awards (company-wide, not room awards): APAC Insider Escape Room Operator of the Year 2026; APAC Insider Best Immersive Experience Provider 2026; APAC Insider Escape Room Operator of the Year 2025; 2026 Perth Airport WA Tourism Awards: Finalist, Business Excellence; Smart50 Awards 2026: Finalist, People’s Choice Founder of the Year (Bernie Janes); Smart50 Awards 2026: Finalist, Marketing; Smart50 Awards 2026: Finalist, Resilience.
- Bookings are private. 2–4 players at every venue. Strictly 15+ with possible ID checks; no child spectators. Theatrical smoke, flashing lights and darkness; no crawling or tight spaces. Wheelchair access at Sydney CBD only (one per session); Northbridge is not accessible; Melbourne unconfirmed.

## Pages
- [Home](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/): overview, stats, reviews, trailer
- [The story](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/the-story/): full premise and what to expect
- [Northbridge · Lake Street](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/northbridge/): prices, rules, booking, map
- [Sydney CBD · George Street](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/sydney-cbd/): prices, rules, booking, map
- [Melbourne CBD · Collins Street](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/melbourne-cbd/): prices, rules, booking, map
- [Brisbane CBD · Queensland](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/brisbane/): opening in the first half of 2027
- [Book](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/book/): live availability
- [Leaderboard](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/leaderboard/): fastest escapes and statistics
- [Reviews](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/reviews/): five-star player reviews
- [Plan your visit](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/plan-your-visit/): ages, accessibility, safety, timing
- [FAQ](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/): common questions
- [Dr Morrow’s Lab Notes](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/diary/): a comic, fictional notebook by the scientist of the Zombie Apocalypse lab, each note beside the real room facts
- [Dr Morrow’s Lab Notes: The Day the Horde Got In (18 January 2024)](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/diary/the-day-the-horde-got-in/): 18 January 2024: the horde breaks in, Dr Morrow hides in a storeroom, and strangers start finishing her zombie cure. Her first Zombie Apocalypse lab note.
- [Dr Morrow’s Lab Notes: Moving Gerald to Northbridge (31 May 2024)](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/diary/moving-gerald-to-northbridge/): Dr Morrow moves her zombie test subject, Gerald, to a new lab on Lake Street, Northbridge, and meets the horror rooms next door. A comic Zombie Apocalypse note.
- [Dr Morrow’s Lab Notes: Fog, Strobes and Gerald (13 August 2024)](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/diary/fog-strobes-and-gerald/): Dr Morrow answers complaints about the haze, blackouts and flashing light in her lab, and about Gerald’s manners. A comic Zombie Apocalypse note on the scares.
- [Dr Morrow’s Lab Notes: Nobody Under Fifteen (21 November 2024)](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/diary/nobody-under-fifteen/): A ten-year-old asks to watch, and Dr Morrow explains why her zombie lab is strictly 15+ and why staff may ask for ID. A Zombie Apocalypse note.
- [Dr Morrow’s Lab Notes: Four Chairs and No Fifth (19 March 2025)](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/diary/four-chairs-and-no-fifth/): Seven survivors claim to be one team, and Dr Morrow explains why her zombie lab takes two to four players and how big groups split. A Zombie Apocalypse note.
- [Dr Morrow’s Lab Notes: Halloween in Sydney (31 October 2025)](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/diary/halloween-in-sydney/): 31 October 2025: Zombie Apocalypse opens on George Street in Sydney, the lab that takes a wheelchair, and the first teams arrive as zombies. Dr Morrow’s note.
- [Dr Morrow’s Lab Notes: The Voice in the Ceiling (17 February 2026)](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/diary/the-voice-in-the-ceiling/): Dr Morrow finds a mysterious voice helping teams through her zombie lab, and learns about gamesmaster hints and a 7/10 difficulty. A Zombie Apocalypse note.
- [Dr Morrow’s Lab Notes: A Snug Lab in Melbourne (28 August 2026)](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/diary/a-snug-lab-in-melbourne/): 28 August 2026: Zombie Apocalypse opens on Collins Street, Melbourne, in the snuggest lab yet, with peak and off-peak sessions. Dr Morrow’s lab note.
- [Dr Morrow’s Lab Notes: Who Has Been Reading My Notes (21 October 2026)](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/diary/who-has-been-reading-my-notes/): Dr Morrow discovers her lab notebook is online and writes a stern welcome to readers: what the notes are, what they won’t tell you and how to book.
- [Fact sheet](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/facts/): citable facts
- [The Escape This studio & factory](https://www.thedunny.com.au/studio-and-factory/): who designs and builds the rooms (company FAQ lives there)

## Statistics (as of 2026-10-23)
- Teams have entered the Zombie Apocalypse lab 2,611 times across Northbridge, Sydney and Melbourne; 40% finished the cure, and 49% have this year.
- At Escape This Northbridge, only 3 of the 9 ranked rooms see fewer teams escape than Zombie Apocalypse, where 33% cure the subject.
- At Escape This Sydney CBD, only 2 of the 9 ranked rooms see fewer teams escape than Zombie Apocalypse, where 66% cure the subject.
- No ranked room at Escape This Melbourne CBD is survived less often: only 66% of 104 Zombie Apocalypse games end with the team out, the worst of 4.
- Winning teams need 49:20 and 3 clues on average.
- The fastest cure took 24:25, by a team of 4 at Escape This Northbridge.

## Common questions
- [What are we walking into at Zombie Apocalypse?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#what-is-zombie-apocalypse): Zombie Apocalypse is a 60-minute horror escape room by Escape This, set in an abandoned laboratory after the undead have overrun the world. One infected test subject is pacing inside a failing containment chamber, and your team of two to four has to finish the cure before the power gives out. It plays in Northbridge (Perth), Sydney CBD and Melbourne CBD, and the infection spreads to Brisbane CBD in the first half of 2027.
- [Is the goal of Zombie Apocalypse just to get out of the room?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-goal): No. In Zombie Apocalypse your first job is keeping the creature locked up. The lab only lets your team leave once the subject is secured in its containment chamber, so the hour is spent saving the lab rather than running from it.
- [Who is the creature behind the glass?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-test-subject): It is the lab’s last surviving test subject. In Zombie Apocalypse the scientists fled when a horde broke in, leaving this one infected patient sealed behind a few inches of steel and glass. You hear it snarling and pacing for the whole hour.
- [What went wrong in the laboratory?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-what-went-wrong): A virus had already wiped out most of humanity, and this lab was the final serious push for a cure. Its experiments created something more dangerous than the disease, then the horde breached the building and the staff ran. Zombie Apocalypse starts in the deserted lab with the cure half made.
- [Do you really have to brew a cure?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-make-the-cure): Yes, that is the mission. Zombie Apocalypse asks your team to stabilise the lab’s volatile bio-tech, synthesise the antidote and administer it before containment fails. Sample stations, dosage controls and racks of glowing vials all feed into that one goal.
- [Will fans of The Walking Dead and The Last of Us like it?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-walking-dead-fans): They are exactly who Escape This recommends Zombie Apocalypse for, along with film and sci-fi lovers. The room shares the end-of-the-world dread of those stories, but the fight happens inside a lab: you are trying to cure the infection, not outrun it.
- [Is the cure difficult to crack?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-difficulty): Zombie Apocalypse is rated 7 out of 10. The clues around the lab are usually easy to spot, but making sense of them takes real thinking. Escape This aims it at players who have done an escape room before, while keen beginners are still welcome to try.
- [Can a team of first-timers survive the lab?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-first-timers): Yes, if you are happy to be stretched. First-time players find Zombie Apocalypse demanding, yet it is still a common pick for a first escape room. Your gamesmaster can hand out extra clues whenever the team stalls.
- [Will the zombie lab actually scare us?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-scary): Very — it is designed to scare. Zombie Apocalypse combines darkness, flashing light, theatrical smoke and possible jump scares with a snarling subject behind the glass all hour. Anyone nervous can talk it through with the team before booking.
- [How much time do we get before the power fails?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-length): Sixty minutes inside Zombie Apocalypse. Add 15 minutes before for the briefing and about 15 after to catch your breath, so the visit takes up to 90 minutes, or a little less if your cure works early.
- [What happens if we get stuck with the zombie?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-stuck): You ask for help. A gamesmaster follows every Zombie Apocalypse session and can send hints or clues whenever your team is stuck, so one stubborn puzzle won’t sink the cure.
- [Why does the lab take only four players?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-why-four): Zombie Apocalypse is a compact lab built around a single containment chamber, so Escape This caps every session at four. It is company policy not to bend group limits, which keeps each player busy with the puzzles instead of waiting their turn.
- [What does a ticket into the zombie lab cost?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-prices): Zombie Apocalypse is priced per player. Northbridge: $49 Monday–Thursday, $59 Friday–Sunday. Sydney CBD: $55 Monday–Thursday, $65 Friday–Sunday. Both exclude public and school holidays. Melbourne CBD: $55 off-peak and $65 peak. Every player is 15 or older, so there is no child rate.
- [How do we reserve a session in the lab?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-how-to-book): Online is quickest: the booking page lists every open Zombie Apocalypse slot in Northbridge, Sydney and Melbourne, and a slot is yours as soon as you pay. Prefer a person? Northbridge is (08) 6118 0286, Sydney (02) 9173 8535 and Melbourne (03) 7078 8118.
- [There are more than four of us. How do we all play?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-bigger-group): Split the group. Zombie Apocalypse never takes more than four, so book a second room for the same start time with Escape This’s multi-room booker. For work teams and bigger parties, Escape This’s team-building hub plans whole-venue events.
- [Will strangers be sealed in the lab with us?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-private): Never. Every Zombie Apocalypse booking is private, so the only survivors in the lab are the ones you bring.
- [Is a session in the lab a good gift for a horror fan?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-voucher): Yes. Escape This gift vouchers can be used for Zombie Apocalypse and are sold on escapethis.com.au, which makes them an easy gift for a horror fan aged 15 or over.
- [Is it worth playing as a pair?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-pair): Yes. Two is the minimum for Zombie Apocalypse at every venue, and with a cap of four the lab is built for small teams, so a pair is never short of things to do.
- [How old do you have to be to face the subject?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-minimum-age): Fifteen, with no exceptions. Zombie Apocalypse is a strict 15+ room at Northbridge, Sydney CBD and Melbourne CBD, and staff may check ID from anyone who looks younger.
- [Can younger kids come along to watch?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-children-watching): No. Escape This doesn’t admit children to Zombie Apocalypse as players or as spectators, even with a parent, so anyone under 15 needs other plans for the hour.
- [How big can a survivor team be?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-team-size): Two to four. Zombie Apocalypse takes at least two and no more than four players at all three venues, and that limit is fixed.
- [Does our team need fluent English?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-english): At least one of you does. Zombie Apocalypse needs moderate English reading and its story and clues are spoken in English. Escape This says one confident reader is enough to take part, though its FAQ suggests most of the group be fluent for the best game.
- [Do the audio clues shut out players who are hard of hearing?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-hearing): Yes, with teammates helping. Narration and clues in Zombie Apocalypse are audio, so others pass on what is said, while the puzzles call on a wide mix of skills.
- [Can a survivor in a wheelchair enter the lab?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-wheelchair): In Sydney, yes: the Sydney CBD lab takes one wheelchair per session, though a few puzzles are harder from a seat. Northbridge is not accessible. escapethis.com.au doesn’t say either way for Melbourne, so call (03) 7078 8118 before booking Zombie Apocalypse there.
- [Is there smoke in the lab?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-smoke): Yes. Theatrical smoke hangs in the Zombie Apocalypse lab, so players with asthma or another breathing condition should think twice before booking.
- [Will the lab feel cramped for claustrophobic players?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-claustrophobia): There is no crawling and nothing tight to squeeze through, and Escape This lists Zombie Apocalypse as suitable for claustrophobic players. The Melbourne lab is a smaller space overall, and the general safety notes mention possible confined spaces, so ask if you’re unsure.
- [Is the lab OK for pregnant players or anyone with limited mobility?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-pregnancy): Usually, yes. Zombie Apocalypse has no crawling or tight spaces, and the Northbridge and Sydney pages call it a good choice. Melbourne warns anyone heavily pregnant or with a pacemaker about its jump scares.
- [Is it safe for people with epilepsy or light sensitivity?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-flashing-lights): It isn’t recommended. Zombie Apocalypse uses flashing lights and periods of darkness, and Escape This advises light-sensitive and epileptic players to choose another room.
- [What if someone needs out before the cure is done?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-leave-early): Press a panic button. Zombie Apocalypse has panic buttons for leaving early and is watched on CCTV the whole time, so nobody is stuck in the lab against their will.
- [When should we arrive?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-arrival): Fifteen minutes before your session. That covers the Zombie Apocalypse briefing, so your 60 minutes with the subject start on time.
- [Can we have a few drinks first?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-drinks): Save them for afterwards. Escape This turns away any player who shows up to Zombie Apocalypse affected by alcohol or drugs.
- [Should we bring ID?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-bring-id): If anyone in your team might look under 15, yes. Staff can ask for ID before letting players into Zombie Apocalypse, and nobody younger than 15 is allowed in.
- [What should we wear?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-what-to-wear): Whatever you can move in. Zombie Apocalypse needs no costume, though a lab coat or a survivor’s flannel adds to the mood, and comfortable shoes help over an hour on your feet.
- [Which cities have a Zombie Apocalypse lab?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#where-zombie-apocalypse-plays): Perth, Sydney and Melbourne. The Zombie Apocalypse labs are inside Escape This Northbridge on Lake Street, Escape This Sydney CBD on George Street and Escape This Melbourne CBD on Collins Street. The room doesn’t run at Perth CBD or Manly. A Brisbane lab is next, due at Escape This Brisbane CBD in the first half of 2027.
- [Is the Perth zombie lab in the city centre or in Northbridge?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-perth-cbd): No. In Perth, Zombie Apocalypse plays only at Escape This Northbridge on Lake Street, in the entertainment and nightlife precinct near Perth train station. The old zombieapocalypse.com.au pointed to Perth CBD and Manly as well, but the room isn’t at either.
- [Can a wheelchair user join Zombie Apocalypse in Northbridge?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-northbridge-access): Not in Northbridge: that Zombie Apocalypse lab isn’t wheelchair accessible. Escape This has other accessible experiences and its team can help you choose one, or you can play Zombie Apocalypse at Sydney CBD, which takes one wheelchair per session.
- [What else in Northbridge suits a zombie fan?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-northbridge-horror-double): Plenty of horror. Escape This Northbridge also runs The Haunting, Cannibal, Dracula, Buried Alive, The Possession, Asylum and Frankenstein Resurrection. The Haunting takes four to twelve players, so it suits a group too big for Zombie Apocalypse.
- [Is the Sydney lab wheelchair friendly?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-sydney-wheelchair): Yes. The Sydney CBD lab takes one wheelchair per session. A few Zombie Apocalypse puzzles are harder to reach from a seated position, and the rest of the team can cover those.
- [Why do Melbourne sessions cost different amounts?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-melbourne-peak): Melbourne CBD prices each Zombie Apocalypse session as peak or off-peak: $55 per player off-peak and $65 at peak times. The booking calendar shows the price beside every slot before you pay.
- [How many teams finish the cure in time?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-escape-rate): 40% of the 2,611 teams who have faced Zombie Apocalypse secured the subject before time ran out. By venue: Northbridge 33%, Sydney CBD 66%, Melbourne CBD 66%.
- [What is the fastest cure on record?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-record): The Zombie Apocalypse record is 24:25, set by a team of 4 at Escape This Northbridge with 0 clues, leaving 35:35 on the clock.
- [Where does the zombie lab rank for difficulty at each venue?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-hardest-room): Measured by lowest escape rate, Zombie Apocalypse is 4th hardest of 9 at Escape This Northbridge; 3rd hardest of 9 at Escape This Sydney CBD; the hardest of 4 at Escape This Melbourne CBD. Only rooms with at least 100 recorded games are ranked.
- [How long do successful teams take, and how many clues?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-average-time): Teams that cure the subject in Zombie Apocalypse take 49:20 on average and use 3 clues along the way.
- [Are teams doing better this year?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-this-year): This year 49% of Zombie Apocalypse teams have finished the cure, against 40% across every game on record.
- [Do survivors rate the zombie lab?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#zombie-apocalypse-reviews-verdict): Zombie Apocalypse averages 4.96 out of 5 across Northbridge, Sydney and Melbourne, with 182 five-star reviews from survivors. Reviewers mention genuine scares, clever puzzles and how different it feels from other escape rooms.
- [Who built the Zombie Apocalypse lab?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#who-built-zombie-apocalypse): Escape This designed and built Zombie Apocalypse itself, as it does every room it runs. Escape This is Australia’s largest escape room operator, with its own escape room design studio and escape room factory.
- [What are Dr Morrow’s Lab Notes on the Zombie Apocalypse site?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#what-is-dr-morrows-lab-notes): A comic, made-up notebook kept by Dr Morrow, the scientist who ran the abandoned lab in Zombie Apocalypse and now hides in its storeroom, watching teams finish her cure on the cameras. Each note grumbles about a real part of the game, such as the 15+ rule, the haze or the four-player limit, and sits beside the real room facts and a booking link.
- [Will we meet Dr Morrow inside the zombie lab?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#is-dr-morrow-in-the-zombie-lab): No. The Zombie Apocalypse story says the lab’s scientists fled when the horde broke in; Dr Morrow is Escape This’s invention for this notebook, imagining that one of them never left the building. She, her storeroom and her name for the test subject, Gerald, exist only in the notes. The facts beside each note, such as ages and team sizes, are real.
- [Do the Lab Notes give away how to make the cure?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#lab-notes-before-the-cure): Not a drop of it. Dr Morrow talks about her vials, her chamber and her subject in the same broad strokes as the Zombie Apocalypse story, but she never writes down a step, an answer or where anything is kept. Your team can read every note and still walk into the lab knowing nothing useful.
- [Which dates in Dr Morrow’s notebook match the real lab openings?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#which-lab-notes-dates-happened): The openings. According to Escape This’s booking records, Zombie Apocalypse first ran at Escape This Perth CBD from 18 January 2024 to July 2024, opened at Escape This Northbridge on 31 May 2024, at Sydney CBD on 31 October 2025 and at Melbourne CBD on 28 August 2026, and Dr Morrow’s notes for those days carry those dates. Every other date is the story’s own.
- [When does a new note come out of the storeroom?](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/faq/#when-does-dr-morrow-write-again): Roughly monthly. New Lab Notes appear on their dates through 2027, each on a different part of Zombie Apocalypse, from arrival times and English reading to panic buttons, wheelchair access and the Brisbane lab, so there’s usually a fresh note from Dr Morrow when you come back.

## Optional
- [Full text](https://www.zombieapocalypse.com.au/llms-full.txt): story, FAQ and per-venue rules in plain text